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This is a simple tool to configure how long does the hard drive to be inactive in order to turn off for saving energy.

Dependencies: hdparm and yad

bugnaw333 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 11:57 pm

Today, I have tried Linux Mint 21 Cinnamon (Vanessa) and no problemo!

Alternate solution:
Download FTP server app on Play Store and run the app
Then accessing the phone on Puppy using gFTP using the parameters given by the app

Does your USB connection between your phone and PC fully secured not loose?

Try QuickPup64

QuickPup64 22.01 BETA 28b released

Changes:
* Fixes on pkg
* Fixes on network-manager-applet

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r-7lpY ... wsn-R9PfWF
MD5 Checksum: 09e345320db95e8f9890ac7aa3bc1d8c

QuickPup64 22.01 BETA 28 released

Changes:
* Linux kernel 6.0.11
* Added Salix-tools (time, users and groups, and hostname)
* Some puppy core apps integrated with xfce4-settings-manager
* Under-the-hood bugfixes

LINK REMOVED due to defect

dimkr wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 8:06 am

You need PAM+libpam-elogind for elogind to work, but Puppy uses busybox login.

Slackware has PAM and installed it however when I swapped busybox login with login binary from util-linux, threw PERMISSION DENIED error message and the Puppy wont login on tty1. Any ideas how to solve this?

QuickPup64 22.01 BETA 26 has been reuploaded

* libncurses problem has been fixed

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nLUSQ_ ... qGvcnED47g
MD5 Checksum: 73d2927809ae10314d0454a992e87186

@Clarity, @williams2, @one

I finally found the bug. The root cause was the gtkdialog was broken due to missing libncurses.so.5
I will reupload the iso file as soon as possible

QuickPup64 22.01 BETA 26 released

Changes:
* Linux kernel 6.0.3-lxpup
* Updated blueman and python
* Updated gstreamer

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nLUSQ_ ... qGvcnED47g
MD5 Checksum: 0376a2b568dc4384a2e6a78365d854d4

Go to Menu > Desktop > Settings Manager > Default Applications.

@mikewalsh

I couldn't figured out how to run elogind. It always threw "NO SESSIONS" message on loginctl. That means elogind was unable to create session

When I read the source code of RustDesk on github. That UNSUPPORTED DISPLAY error message was caused by Rustdesk being dependent on systemd-logind or elogind for detecting display server session

wizard wrote: ↑Fri Sep 16, 2022 12:47 pm

Can you use Rustdesk on two Quickpup64 computers, one controlling the other?

Thanks
wizard

I haven't tried yet

wizard wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 4:29 pm

Does Quickpup64 work for both host and local?

@wizard
What do you mean?

I just install rustdesk on my QuickPup64 then connect and control windows computer remotely using rustdesk

@wizard

Did you try connect on Windows PC remotely using RustDesk? Yes connecting to remote windows PC using Rustdesk works on QuickPup64

Try this, run rustdesk, if connecting to remote fails then read the log files /var/log . It might get some clues why it fails.

Also check if libssl 1.2.1 was installed.

QuickPup64 was able to update packages from upstream slackware current repo. But use it under your own risk. Just to Menu > Setup/System > Get Package Updates

NOTE: Package updates only works for installed program/app that used slackware package format.