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user1234

With this thread, I meant to suggest adding contribution guidelines and sort of better docs to woof-CE. But due to my lack of foreseeing, I did not see that the major step would not be the above, but rather getting the rotten bits out of woof-CE, of which there exists a ton. Maybe woof-CE has finall...

user1234

Questions Which host distro and/or which VM QEMU stanzas do not give you audio, requiring you to change an environmental variable? AND, is that variable changed at the host level or is it required within the VM's distro? Basically, you need to add a -device [DEV_NAME_FOR_SOUND_DRIVER] to the comman...

user1234

Yes, Clarity 's qemu command should do it. --- The only required changes will be using the -vga std . I tend to stick with -vga virtio for some ISOs, since that allows fitting of the screen resolution to my actual screen resolution (I use a 1366x768 screen, but -vga std sets the screen size to 1280x...

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Well, actually I also tried it, but it never did. There is a script inside woof-CE which allows running the ISOs through QEMU. I am not having my laptop right now, so can't send you the script; but will definitely post it here whenever I can access it. You can try running qemu by setting display to ...

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Jasper wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 4:40 pm
@user1234

Can you try the same command NOT using the OpenSSL that I uploaded?

Do you get the same result?

That was run NOT using the OpenSSL that you uploaded.

EDIT:

I get this error using your PET:

: Screenshot_20240325_221451.png (17.48 KiB) Viewed 518 times

user1234

@Jasper,

Pardon me, but I don't exactly know what that command does.

I ran it in my VM.

It seems to get some information, but I am unsure if it is the one required:

: Screenshot_20240325_220452.png (36.92 KiB) Viewed 526 times

This was the default openssl which I tested with.

user1234

thinkpadfreak wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 1:13 pm
I wonder why an unusable iso has been created.

For testing during development .

And yeah, during development, you have to see thousands of such unusable ISOs before you finally get it working

user1234

I had to change it because suddenly many many post were being displayed in markdown and not BBCode. This made very strange posts. Is there any specific reason for that? Does markdown work in your post when unchecked? I use markdown in almost all of my posts, since hitting some know set of keys on y...

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"herefore mpv will not provide you with video playback." Video playback works fine on Jammy64. I suppose the issue came with noble64 (I have not started working with that one). Yes, I am using the Test builds .......... isn't this the purpose and to provide feedback to the developer? What...

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@user1234 I notice that you are still creating test ISO's for this build. I might be wrong, but I think you are not including the FFMpeg libraries. Therefore mpv will provide you with video playback. The build I tested was: https://i.ibb.co/nnXVXfn/Screenshot.png This I reported in the NoblePup thr...

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rockedge , The issue: Option Markdown while posting automatically gets disabled, even though I have enabled markdown in posting defaults. Explanation: These are my posting defaults from UCP > Board preferences > Edit posting defaults: Screenshot_20240324_190507.png But, while posting, I automatical...

user1234

You're asking about repo named puppy-*your_puppy_version*, right?

Some repos in PPM these days are automatically hidden, IDK why. You can enable them through PPM settings, I suppose.

Regards
user1234

user1234

My sincere apologies, for, in my previous `dunst-1.10.0-x86_64.pet` I had not stripped the binaries which even included debug-info! (thanks peebee for pointing out :thumbup:) I have corrected my mistake in this PET containing recompiled+stripped executables. I also compressed the manpages as .gz arc...

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I finally got the time to continue with this work. So, here is the updated PET file for `Dunst_Config`: Dunst_Config-v2.3_2024.pet --- NOTE: This version will only work with dunst versions more recent than the one found in Fossa64 (the one I provided will work). Not sure about the exact minimum duns...

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Don't worry... selling here means promoting. --- I found a useful page for tips on attracting collaborators to an open-source project: https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/54/how-do-i-attract-new-programmers --- There are several answers, the ones I liked the most are as follows: https://...

user1234

It IS normal in Linux, standard behaviour for Xorg. Whatever you copy to the clipboard only has the lifetime as long as the application you copied from is still running. I think they are talking about most mainline distros using KDE, GNOME, etc. On such linuxes, most probably you'll find a clipboar...

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I think this is not a bug with geany, but rather a clipboard manager is not installed.

Try doing the copy-past thing like method 1, but do it for some other window (like browser window), and see if that works.

If that also fails, you'll need a clipboard-manager.

user1234

Hi @user1234 Not following this thread, but maybe you meant sparky1234 ? --- I tried to play a Youtube video on the Pale Moon browser, and it could not load. I tried it on my laptop with 2GB RAM, slow i3 from 2000s, crashed internal HDD, bad battery, bad fans, bad hinges connecting screen, booting ...

user1234

Thanks MochiMoppel for finding that out. I personally found this about a week back while reading some GTKDIALOG example code, and I was like "What about comments?", and used such comments, and they worked! --- I use this in order to remove comments at the end Thanks @AntonioPt .You really ...

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Here is the compiled dunst version 1.10.0 for Jammy64: dunst-1.10.0-x86_64.pet Runtime dependency of libnotify4 is also there (can be installed via apt). --- Tested: Running dunst . (works) Sending notifications via dunstify and notify-send . (works) Current dunst-config . (does not work, dunst has ...

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Update: I was easily able to compile dunst v1.10.0 (latest from Feb 19, 2024). I will be uploading it as a pet here once I complete some tests. --- For discussion: Clarity , peebee , I think we should use that one in Jammy64. I can update this dunst-config v2.3 to match that version; or I can leave...

user1234

You can use the following as well, instead of mkdir -p /home/spot/.config/dunst/ && ln -s /root/.config/dunst/dunstrc /home/spot/.config/dunst/dunstrc : mkdir -p /etc/xdg/dunst rm -f /etc/xdg/dunst/dunstrc ln -s /root/.config/dunst/dunstrc /etc/xdg/dunst/dunstrc This links /root/.config/duns...

user1234

One thing is the icon path configuration in dunstrc. This version of dunstrc enables icons, but can work only with absolute paths given to icons. --- I can update the value of icon path though in dunstrc, but, IMO, it will be very large. Better option is to use something like icon_theme or enable_re...

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While the older dunst-config (v2.2 from Fossa64) in Jammy64 as well works almost fine, I think there are few things not working. There were some bugs as well (one was specifically this one ), and other potential bugs (the script was not made to handle 'edge cases', this one covers some more of them)...

user1234

I was bored with my current PS1, so tried to copy the one that Kali uses (I suppose it does, though haven't used KaliLinux):

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Here's the code:

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export PS1='\e[1m\e[32m╭──(\e[34m\u@\h\e[32m)-[\e[37m\w\e[32m]
╰─\e[34m\$\e[0m '

Enjoy !

user1234

Trapster wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 2:10 pm
Maybe CopyQ

I have no experience with it. Just something I found by searching.

Thanks for response!

I am afraid, that one has QT as one of its dependencies - Jammy64 doesn't has QT by default. Thus, this package will be quite large.

user1234

Ah, that is great! I hope once you are satisfied with it, you're gonna make a PR to official woof-CE for it, right? I will surely test this. --- [*]DeaDBeeF's GUI only works if the devx sfs is loaded You'll have to check which packages from devx are required here in the main sfs. Maybe, try doing de...

user1234

That seems to be the POSIX epoch time!

So, that has been mounted since time (in computing) was invented !

user1234

@bigpup, thanks for your input!

Sorry, but I have the same problems with it - does not support image copying.

Thanks again!

Do you know about any other clipboard manager used in some other Puppy?

user1234

This is following https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/issues/4243#issuecomment-1962835123. Jammy64 currently lacks any clipboard manager. The default it uses (I suppose rox) does not retain copied text after the application from which it was copied is closed. So, I was looking for clipboar...

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