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I went through the Xdialog sources and --extra-button was never implemented for --yesno box. The extra button is a patch added by a third party and collected by old murga member amigo . I find it strange that it works in calendar, time, various other text boxes and other box options but not 'yesno ...

Thanks. Usually I'm starting those .desktop files from /root/.config/autostart. When has this changed to /etc/xdg/autostart? In my Puppy .desktop files won't start from /etc/xdg/autostart. /etc/xdg/autostart/ appeared in late 2018 iirc. /root/.config/autostart/ is still supported and that won't ...

I didn't mind the ying-yang logo.

What about using it as the favicon for the site? It is still a puppy logo made by one of our own. Who was it by the way?

Anyway, here it is at a decent favicon size. (32x32)

davids45 There are also some cli options l - (that is lower case L all on it's own) - use the light theme d - use the dark theme <1 to 10> - an integer one to ten to adjust the refresh rate in seconds of the icon/tooltip - defaults to 5 <string> - the name of another module if you have obscure ...

I think I found the secret sauce - GtkViewport #!/bin/sh echo 'style "specialbg" { bg[NORMAL]="#FF0" base[NORMAL]="#FF0" } widget "*bg" style "specialbg" class "GtkNotebook" style "specialbg" class "GtkViewport" style "specialbg"' > /tmp/gtkrc_bg export GTK2_RC_FILES=/tmp/gtkrc_bg:/root/.gtkrc-2.0 ...

I can confirm this bug in virtually all fancy themes like Stardust, rockstar etc. In these themes the background in a non-scrollable box is styled darker than in a scrollable box. In the GTK default theme there is no such difference As I suspected. I'll try and fix those themes at some point. There ...

MochiMoppel wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 2:18 pm Doesn't the original vbox work for you? Works fine here.

No. Probably a bug in the gtk theme file.

I have no idea why it doesn't work for you when the scrollable attribute is set.

Thanks @666philb and @rockedge . The bug exists in buster too, because of more strict checking of svg files. It's a copy/paste typo actually.. I missed a zero at the end of a string

new pets and source in the second post.

reserved for later

Here are all the latest packages and source code. pcputemp-0.3-aarch64-pyro64.pet For Barry's Arm64 pi3 and rockchip distro pcputemp-0.3-armhf-raspup.pet for my raspup buster release pcputemp-0.3-i686-slacko.pet - may suit precise and xenial pups too pcputemp-0.3-x86_64-bionicpup64.pet should fit ...

pcputemp supersedes poorercputemp It is basically the same but with improved font to resemble sans and updated temperature ceiling so it now cuts off at 127 degrees C, however only an icon that resembles a flame is displayed at temps over 99 degrees. This is purely for easiness of code and it is ...

The screenshot shows 2 notebook pages. One holds an edit widget, which to my knowledge always sports a white background, the other a ... well, it's a box containig some text. My goal is to give the second page the same white background as the first page. 'box containing some text' .. an 'eventbox ...

I would like to know why the directory /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu came into use for Puppy. It was a symlink to /usr/lib in older debian compatible puppies but that did cause some issues so is now a real directory. Debian based distros and some others use this directory hierarchy in packages so if ...

I already discovered this in raspup development last year. There is a hack in woof since October 2019 that takes care of iptables.

Regardless of the installation type, modern browsers refuse to run on old Athlon/Sempron/Duron processors due to the missing SSE2 instruction on those chips.

Take a look at this on the old forum - Palemoon-27.9.4SSE portable installer

Maybe its also possible, to write the svg-source for the showing Icon in a file for changing layout. I do not quite understand this sentence. What layout do you want to change? The svg icons are generated in the C language source code, and are hard coded to a pseudo font of my design. As for going ...

Looks good!

I notice using mkwallpaper (by me) and pTheme ( @zigbert )

I dunno why Devuan support was ever deleted from woof. As soon as I have time I will reinstate it.

@01micko It seems the link in the "Questions?" section on page http://puppylinux.com/index.html needs to be updated to forum.puppylinux.com, otherwise it looks and reads good. And update the footer from 2014-2019 to 2014-2020. Stuff is much more up to date now with relevant forum links to here and ...

@01micko It seems the link in the "Questions?" section on page http://puppylinux.com/index.html needs to be updated to forum.puppylinux.com, otherwise it looks and reads good. And update the footer from 2014-2019 to 2014-2020. Yes. There are a few other pages that need updating plus the timeline ...

I updated http://puppylinux.com with updated forum links in the header as well as on the forum page and added rockedge as a steward of Puppy Linux on the team page. Also on the forum page is a link to http://oldforum.puppylinux.com which is the Murga-linux puppy forum. Don't worry, there are no ...

5. Build from pure focal, (omitting Eoan debs), rebuild missing packages as pets, rebuild with pets filling the gaps.

A WORD OF CAUTION The Murga forum is our most valuable resource. I urge all users to treat it as such and not whack the server too hard. It obviously went down due to some bug and that may not be fixed. I'm sure that Barry is in the process of recovering everything possible so only retrieve what ...

I can share that a recovery effort is underway lead by Barry..

I have been informed that if you logged in and posted today that your posts may not have made (read 'most likely didn't' make') the backup.

There was a reason that READ-ONLY-MODE: PLEASE DO NOT LOGIN was posted at the top.

A WORD OF CAUTION The Murga forum is our most valuable resource. I urge all users to treat it as such and not whack the server too hard. It obviously went down due to some bug and that may not be fixed. I'm sure that Barry is in the process of recovering everything possible so only retrieve what ...

I can see the problem that quicksetup has if a wifi connection is not established at first bootup. (It is actually possible to already have wifi connected - but more on that in another topic at a later date). Perhaps the Time from internet checkbox can be insensitive if there is no network ...

Thanks [mention]MochiMoppel[/mention]

I'll revert the change to that file.

EDIT: done

There are some of these here at the internet archive (see [mention]perdido[/mention] 's post in this subforum) but they are a bit older and don't support all arches, like arm for example. I have compiled the latest from Epson for 32, 64 bit and armhf. epson-escpr-1.7.7-armv7l_raspup10.pet 204KB for ...

Probably not a good idea to post a pet package of change_kernels. It is always under development and crucially has to be kept stable and backward compatible so I recommend always getting the latest version. Case in point is that your image [mention]bigpup[/mention] is already outdated. You can ...

No? I just compiled a heap of epson printer drivers that support slacko(32 & 64 - 32 version likely to support bionic32 + and recent dpups), bionic64 (and more than likely support fossa64 + recent dpup64s), and raspup (armhf). The only dependency is cups. Supported by GPLv2 so I can redistribute ...