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new software - not packaged yet

#1 Post by MU »

The idea of this thread is to announce new software versions, that have not been packaged yet.
This might help, to quickly find someone, who will package it.

Please post links where it may be gotten, optionally a short description.

Wine 1.1.14:
http://www.winehq.org/

Ati Catalyst 9.1 proprietary graficsdrivers with OpenGL 3 support:
http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/linu ... adeon.html
Announcement in german:
http://www.pro-linux.de/news/2009/13745.html
Some comments there indicate, that it may run less stable than earlier releases (might depend on the chip you use)

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nVidia's proprietary video drivers: (January 28th, 2009)
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=122606
Current releases
Pre-release: 180.27
Stable: 180.22
OpenGL 3.0: 180.11.02

Legacy releases for GeForce 5 series GPUs
Stable: 173.14.12
Beta: 173.14.16

Legacy releases for GeForce 2 through GeForce 4 series GPUs
Stable: 96.43.07
Beta: 96.43.10

Legacy releases for Riva TNT, TNT2, GeForce, and some GeForce 2 GPUs
Stable: 71.86.06
Beta: 71.86.08
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knotplot.
"a fairly elaborate program to visualize and manipulate mathematical knots in three and four dimensions"
http://www.knotplot.com/
code
http://www.knotplot.com/download/

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Lobster wrote:
knotplot.
"a fairly elaborate program to visualize and manipulate mathematical knots in three and four dimensions"
http://www.knotplot.com/
code
http://www.knotplot.com/download/
But...what does this mean?
Copyright

KnotPlot and the KnotPlot installation and distribution files are copyrighted by Rob Scharein. Unauthorized hosting of any of the installation or distribution files, on any web server for any purpose, is expressly forbidden.
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Re: new software - not packaged yet

#5 Post by ttuuxxx »

MU wrote:The idea of this thread is to announce new software versions, that have not been packaged yet.
This might help, to quickly find someone, who will package it.

Please post links where it may be gotten, optionally a short description.

Wine 1.1.14:
http://www.winehq.org/

Ati Catalyst 9.1 proprietary graficsdrivers with OpenGL 3 support:
http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/linu ... adeon.html
Announcement in german:
http://www.pro-linux.de/news/2009/13745.html
Some comments there indicate, that it may run less stable than earlier releases (might depend on the chip you use)

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Well I picked the first one on the list, Wine, and compiled the latest for series 4.0, here's some notes about it
- I didn't compile it with OpenGl support because its a pain for most to get going on series 4.0, Plus I just wanted it to work nice and easy.
- I never used wine, or will I ever, I basically want to break away from windows, Thou the idea has crossed my mind to make a stripped down to the bones version of puppy and just use 100% of windows freeware applications, browser,media player, ftp, games, calculator, notepad ++, etc that would be cool.
- next to get this package the menu item isn't in correct and probably would have to be change, there was a few bins that came with it, so I click them all and a file manager opened with c: directories, so I guess it was working, I'm not supporting this release because I know nothing at all about it, so have fun, the bin's start wine are located at usr/bin/ and they all start with 'w'
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#6 Post by Lobster »

It means that you have to get the installation and distribution files from his server and not host them elsewhere

Once a pet is created we might get him to host them - cool!
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#7 Post by MU »

I tried the Ati drivers 9.1.
In wows puplet or newyearspup, they require a recompiled kernel with the option:

Code: Select all

# 
# Bus options (PCI etc.) 
# 
CONFIG_PCI_MSI=y
Then it loaded, but I had one hard crash, and had to run e2fsck -p on my savefile to be able to use it.

Good: videos then work in compiz, and everything seems to be more snappy.
But at moment, that is not enough for me, to break kernel compatibility with wow, so it will come in a later newyearspup in 2-3 months.
I also hoped, that OpenGL3 with the GLSL shader language now allows to use pixelbuffers in wine. I think the missing support is the reason, that Bioshock displays a black screen.
So I compiled Wine with glATI.h and glxATI.h included from gl.h and glx.h.
This required some small changes in the typedefs, but compiled then.
I could see no change in the black screen, though.
I think, wine itself must be enhanced, to make use of those new features of the driver.
So currently no pets from me.

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#8 Post by zigbert »

ttuuxxx
I really enjoy your focus in repacking packages as small as possible. It will sure give Puppy room for more goodies.
I am surprised by the result you get. - Positive surprised :D


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#9 Post by technosaurus »

I have compiled wine 1.1.14 will post soon in 2 versions

a smaller .pet for just running programs with default puppy (no compiler etc...)

and an sfs that includes the full development environment, documentation and support for some additional libraries (jack, ldap, esound, GLU...) <--this one may take me a bit longer since I can't seem to find DEV versions for a lot of these pets
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#10 Post by Bert »

Thou the idea has crossed my mind to make a stripped down to the bones version of puppy and just use 100% of windows freeware applications, browser,media player, ftp, games, calculator, notepad ++, etc that would be cool.
Great idea ttuuxxx! Think this has been discussed before, but AFAIK it has never been done.

Freeware yes, but there's lots of open source as well:

http://osswin.sourceforge.net/
http://www.opensourcewindows.org/
http://www.opensourcelist.org/oss/sugge ... tions.html

Also, it would offer an easy way for non-English people to enjoy Puppy with their favourite applications easily installed in their native language...
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#11 Post by Dingo »

technosaurus wrote:I have compiled wine 1.1.14 will post soon in 2 versions

a smaller .pet for just running programs with default puppy (no compiler etc...)

and an sfs that includes the full development environment, documentation and support for some additional libraries (jack, ldap, esound, GLU...) <--this one may take me a bit longer since I can't seem to find DEV versions for a lot of these pets
has your smaller pet version wine cfg and wine control? (to remove apps)
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#12 Post by ttuuxxx »

Dingo wrote:
technosaurus wrote:I have compiled wine 1.1.14 will post soon in 2 versions

a smaller .pet for just running programs with default puppy (no compiler etc...)

and an sfs that includes the full development environment, documentation and support for some additional libraries (jack, ldap, esound, GLU...) <--this one may take me a bit longer since I can't seem to find DEV versions for a lot of these pets
has your smaller pet version wine cfg and wine control? (to remove apps)
The one I posted has them, I didn't remove any of the functionality. Just compiling extras and stripped what I could.
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#13 Post by MU »

here is the Wine version I compiled for tests.
I have not tried it in another Puppy, just on my patched newyearspup.
So maybe it will not work on your system.
Compiled without fontconfig, and with patched GL.

It also includes a memory patch required by some games, but I did not check that either, because I must reboot with my Nvidia card for that.
The patch is described hre:
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14657

Download (14 MB):
http://dotpups.de/tests/wine-1.1.14-i48 ... kpatch.pet

**edit**: works in the standard newyearspup, also with Nvidia drivers. It fixes the crash of the second level of Bioshock (but that games runs unstable in general, I had to restart it several times).

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#14 Post by big_bass »

Lobster
knotplot.
"a fairly elaborate program to visualize and manipulate mathematical knots in three and four dimensions"


a very nice web page can give you some ideas
of practical knots

if you ever want to go fishing : D

P.S I spent a lot of time with music and math and nature and math


http://www.animatedknots.com/

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#15 Post by technosaurus »

@ttuuxxx
I compiled with support for a lot of extra programs like GL, GLU, Xcomposite, JACK, esound. LDAP. If you do new2dir make install-lib with wine it will automatically do a minimal install. I went back and added some extras to the package after a standard new2dir make install as well as MIME types and desktop files ... then made a full sfs with all DEV, DOC etc... OH yeah and added winetricks to all of them... I downloaded your package earlier and it was missing the /usr/bin/ directory completely... haven't tried to redownload it yet

anyhow it is all posted here along with the pets for all the "extras"
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=37783
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#16 Post by ttuuxxx »

technosaurus wrote:@ttuuxxx
I downloaded your package earlier and it was missing the /usr/bin/ directory completely... haven't tried to redownload it yet

anyhow it is all posted here along with the pets for all the "extras"
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=37783
I rechecked the package and usr/bin was there, here's a screenshot
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ttuuxxx wrote:- I never used wine, or will I ever,
...
so I guess it was working
...
I'm not supporting this release because I know nothing at all about it
:?
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#18 Post by ttuuxxx »

HairyWill wrote:
ttuuxxx wrote:- I never used wine, or will I ever,
...
so I guess it was working
...
I'm not supporting this release because I know nothing at all about it
:?
Well HarryWill I don't know anything about wine, I just made the package to give others a head start on it, if they wanted to use my package they can, I've seen other veryyyyy long threads about it and I just don't have the time to commit myself to another large task, I have tons of threads That I support on here, plus lots of Projects. For now Its 4.2 is where most of my time will be spent. Not to offend anyone, but when I said I guess it works is because, It compiled without error and did launch from /usr/bin.
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#19 Post by technosaurus »

ttuuxxx wrote:, maybe just trying to make my life harder or just trying to waste my time, you've been doing that a bit lately to me.
Totally not the case,.. it is frustrating. It seems like almost everything I work on (sometimes for hours/days) I find out you have already posted it somewhere usually better and smaller and all of my work is wasted. I did redownload your wine pet and all is there now - something must have happened during pet2tgz. I would not waste your time intentionally.
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#20 Post by ttuuxxx »

technosaurus wrote:
ttuuxxx wrote:, maybe just trying to make my life harder or just trying to waste my time, you've been doing that a bit lately to me.
Totally not the case,.. it is frustrating. It seems like almost everything I work on (sometimes for hours/days) I find out you have already posted it somewhere usually better and smaller and all of my work is wasted. I did redownload your wine pet and all is there now - something must have happened during pet2tgz. I would not waste your time intentionally.
Thanks :)
I edited my post, so its not so harsh, Its just that when you asked about FirePup and GPL it was a real pain to get it all together, Its the only time I had to do something like that, and then this post about missing items, It just seamed like you had it in for me. But I guess its not the case, Sorry, I'll give you the better of the doubt next time.
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