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QuickPup64 runs vscode flawlessly when installed https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=3171 If you still want to run vscode on FossaPup64 Just get deb package from vscode site install it then go to terminal and enter this code code --no-sandbox When I ran no sandbox code it got : You are try...

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I was just viewing a YT video, where I found this flowchart:

: Screenshot_20240129_163025.jpg (106.26 KiB) Viewed 144 times

I thought this maybe relevant to this topic.

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Jasper wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 8:09 am
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Can you let me know which version of these applications is used in the DevX?

Automake
Autoconf
Make

Thanks

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BTW, due to some reasons, the tldr-py is rejected and won't be included in Jammy (btop still can be added) .

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Jasper wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 6:42 pm
Did you test out the application?

Which one, btop and tldr? Yes! I used a slightly different version of tldr-py though - tldr-py. Works exactly like tldr, except that it's a lot smaller (and does not depend on git).

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Clarity , btop and tldr tests are succesfull! Gonna open a PR to woof-CE. Here are the screenshots: Screenshot_20240126_164751.png Screenshot_20240126_164826.png Next to work on... samba! (I think this will probably be easy because, as you said earlier, peebee has already done something regarding i...

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The console I showed was merely there to show a few of the components I think the community has in many of the other forum distros. I asked that because, you had written: Manual installation of missings, such as SAMBA, introduces issues. This made me think that we will require to use some hack to a...

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I believe that what's good for advanced users who try to optimize and shrink their system is a very bad default. I agree. It was just an idea, and now I see why this configuration is important :thumbup:. --- Clarity , In Jammy64 in QEMU, I ran the following to install samba client: apt update apt i...

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Bare-metal boots the ISO file via my boot-launcher USB. SG2D has no problem launching this to desktop as is the usual case with WoofCE ISOs. At desktop all is well. This bare-metal test ' mirrors ' exactly what I tested when booting in QEMU with the following stanza qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -...

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The increase in ISO size is due to the change from firmware downloaded and chosen by https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/blob/testing/kernel-kit/firmware_picker.sh to Ubuntu firmware packages, which are maintained by Canonical. This script is very problematic, the way it trims down the se...

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Jasper , I was looking at some code and found a commit by dimkr from Oct. 2023, which made Jammy64 use Ubuntu firmware files (instead of those self-created for Puppy I suppose?). This commit was the inclusion of the following Ubuntu packages in fdrv: linux-firmware, firmware-sof-signed, intel-micro...

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EDIT: my mistake. Noto was actually being redirected to nlsx.sfs, but apt was still showing it was installed.

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The ISO is much larger then before. The firmware SFS must account for this? Please don't ask me, I have no idea :(. I only know about a package (libpython or something like that) that was earlier redirected to devx.sfs, but now it is in the main iso (we had to do this because apt started failing wi...

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Hello @user1234 Glad to see you're here. Question Is Pipewire-WirePlumber included your builds, OOTB, instead of Pulse-alsa? Curious I'm not sure about that; it's just the build you can do using the latest woof-CE changes. I'd have checked and told you, only if I knew how to do it :oops: .

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I guess I must be using an older build https://i.ibb.co/LnMbV5Y/Screenshot-5.png I have started this build: https://github.com/lakshayrohila/woof-CE/actions/runs/7625334969. Should be complete (if it completes without error) in about 1-2 hours. I'll send you the download link. --- EDIT: Jasper , th...

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https://i.ibb.co/DznrzFc/Screenshot-1.png https://i.ibb.co/9p3TcLw/Screenshot-2.png https://i.ibb.co/Z6XmRCM/Screenshot-3.png geany-2.0 https://www.mediafire.com/file/p4mk3s5bcn8zh79/geany-2.0-x86_64.pet/file That is great! Thanks! I'll try to update these in Woof-CE :thumbup: (its gonna take a few...

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I do not know how to use Woof-CE (.......... I am aware their are tutorials available :oops: ). If you want to add any of these packages please do so :thumbup: No need to worry about that... Woof-CE overwhelmed me as well at first. Nevertheless, I can add the applications to Woof-CE for you. But I ...

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Hello dear Jasper ! It seems that you have been working on JammyPup. But, I don't think this work is going into the Woof-CE as I see the last change in Jammy in Woof-CE was made by me 2 months ago. As you are already doing a lot of work, why not add it to Woof-CE as well :?: If you think any applica...

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I think this Unix & Linux Stack Exchange answer may help you:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/8658/540879

Any further doubts? Ask here !

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Here is the new ehdd SHELL version (final version I suppose). Added functionality to list device names, better UI, better help messages, and some other tweaks are included in this version. I hope it works for you :thumbup: : #!/bin/bash check_sudo() { if [ "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; th...

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I am not sure about FatDog, but for the Puppy itself you have bdrv-*.sfs for the same. You can download the same (where * should be the puppy version you are using) for your puppy version and then load it. Voila, you installed apt! Note that I am not sure if FatDog has its bdrv or the version that y...

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bigpup wrote: ↑Sun Oct 01, 2023 1:06 pm
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The "Boss Puppy"!!

Loved it!

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Sofiya wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 3:54 pm
KLV-BspwmCE-1.5

Is that Ulauncher that you use? If it is, I like that theme of the Ulauncher! Would you please tell me the name of this theme (if this is Ulauncher)?

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@rockedge, I am sorry to get off topic, but which program is this that you are using for running SQL queries? I am interested as we've just been taught how to run SQL queries in OpenOffice Database, but I am unsure if that is the program one uses for SQL in real life.

Thanks!

Regards
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The best gift you can give Puppy for its birthday is more contributors. We're running low on working hands: https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/graphs/contributors My priorities are changing. I'm slowly reducing my involvement and my focus is bug fixes, general maintenance and Wayland-rel...

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I don't particularly know of a solution for adding the MemTest menu item itself, but I can guide you on how to add a new menu entry. FIrstly, you will see here in your grub configuration the line saying menuentry "Puppy fossapup64 9.5" { , you will have to add a same one for MemTest. For e...

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I looked it over and looks good. However, this is all new to me about having a bdrv.sfs setup this way. The link about Synaptic documentation did not open, but that is probably because I do not have this bdrv.sfs and have it loaded. Where is this bdrv.sfs to try it out and use it? I like the idea o...

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@bigpup, @dimkr I have recently opened a PR for addition of BDRV documentation here. Here is the documentation file:

bdrv.html.tar.bz2: (1.43 KiB) Downloaded 42 times

EDIT: @bigpup, Please inform me whether the file was okay or it needed some changes .

Thanks.

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And those who may want to understand more on the issue- I opened an issue in GitHub which explained that using PPM to install packages destroys your /bin many a times! dimkr , took action on this and explained that PPM has now become no good for installing packages with deep dependencies-most of the...

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