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mistfire

Nope xfce packages from slackware 14.2, build from LxPupSc 20.06+3 by hand. I wonder why @peebee use slackware current as base for building Slackware-based Puppy but uses Slackware 14.2 as package repo on PPM instead of Slackware Current?

mistfire

@TerryH

elogind was for login management. Puppy does not use it because of its a single user running on root. So it's safe to ignore those error messages from elogind

mistfire

My new QuickPup 20.06.1

mistfire

NOTE: This puplet was retired. It was succeeded by QuickPup64 QuickPup is the successor to X-Slacko Slim made from LxPupSc 20.06 December 2020 build with tweaks and improvements. This Puplet targeted for at least 2010's computer models and newer. Features: * Linux kernel 5.7.x kernel * XFCE Desktop ...

mistfire

Does pMusic supports bluetooth devices?

I tried to to pMusic on bluetooth via bluez-alsa it still streamed to speaker while gnome-mplayer was able to stream sound on my bluetooth headset.

mistfire

mistfire

Install pBluetooth and its dependencies

viewtopic.php?f=89&t=1135

mistfire

jarnie Puppy linux is no different from other linux distro. A linux packages installs files everywhere in its filesystem. But due to linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, the paths for installing applications on linux was standard a little bit. Most applications installed at /usr Inside /usr folder ...

mistfire

@Jafadmin

You can also try the newly released pBluetooth 4.0 alpha 5
viewtopic.php?f=89&t=1135

And to this procedure again
1. Go to pBluetooth > Paired Devices
2. On your paired bt headset click "Manage"
3. If you see about redirecting audio click it

mistfire

pBluetooth 4.0 alpha 5 released

Changes:
* Added applet-tray for quick access bluetooth settings and indicating bluetooth status
(Requires xdg compliant startup)
* Improvements for bluez-alsa

Download was on the first post of this thread

mistfire

Jafadmin Try this configuration, copy this and save as /etc/asound.conf pcm.btreceiver { type plug slave.pcm { type bluealsa device "[ BLUETOOTH MAC ADDRESS HERE ]" profile "a2dp" } hint { show on description "Bluetooth Receiver" } } pcm.!default { type plug slave.pcm "btreceiver" } Right now, I'm ...

mistfire

Jafadmin Since your bluealsa was running nice. Try this configuration suggested on this link. Read the documentation very well https://github.com/Arkq/bluez-alsa https://github.com/Arkq/bluez-alsa/wiki/Using-the-bluealsa-ALSA-pcm-plugin In case that your Bluetooth headset works on your puppy. Show ...

mistfire

@Jafadmin

Did you run Multiple Sound Card Wizard?
Did your paired bluetooth device showed on Multiple Sound Card Wizard?

Alternative
1. Go to pBluetooth > Paired Devices
2. On your paired bt headset click "Manage"
3. If you see about redirecting audio click it

mistfire

Trapster wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:37 pm
There is a .pet in this thread

I've never had much luck with bluetooth.

Make sure that your Puppy supports Bluez5

mistfire

Thanks for the link. I installed that pet on the machine where I need it. I can get all the way to my headphones telling me they are paired and connected. Now if I could just figure out how to tell puppy to use them for sound. As far as puppy is concerned, the headphones don't even exist. I can ...

mistfire

I'm trying to get my usb earbuds to work on BionicPup 64-8.0. I've gotten them to work really well on the full Debian variants, but for the life of me I'm not getting to the goal line with Janky_BT. I added the mac to the file. I even get it to pair. But I can't get it to connect and play any sound ...

mistfire

peebee I used the lxpupsc 20.06+3 build Based on exploring the source code of Xorg and eudev, Xorg creates a netlink to eudev in order to listen on kernel events using the libudev "name_to_handle_at on /dev: Function not implemented" This error means that the function named "name_to_handle_at" on ...

mistfire

@peebee

I finally found why Xorg hotplugging does not works. The problem was the eudev package from slackware current. It throws this error message

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name_to_handle_at on /dev: Function not implemented

The solution was rollback the eudev using the slackware 14.2 package

mistfire

@peebee this is LxPupSc specific observation as of now.

mistfire

Did you try hotplugging input devices while running Xorg? It seems that Xorg does not recognized a newly plugged input device unless Xorg was restarted. However AutoAddDevices was enabled on xorg.conf Sorry @mistfire don't know what you mean - which device? plugged into which port?? Works OK for me ...

mistfire

Did you try hotplugging input devices while running Xorg? It seems that Xorg does not recognized a newly plugged input device unless Xorg was restarted. However AutoAddDevices was enabled on xorg.conf

mistfire

@JASpup Drive icons will show on xfce if pup-volume-monitor or gvfs-volume-monitor was running Auto apply setting will work if xfsettingsd was running @mistfire could you point to a specific Xenial PPM package? Here's a Murga post on a pup-volume for Slacko 5.5: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy ...

mistfire

@JASpup
Drive icons will show on xfce if pup-volume-monitor or gvfs-volume-monitor was running

Auto apply setting will work if xfsettingsd was running

mistfire

@Jafadmin
I mean was ConsoleKit2 not the original ConsoleKit. Thread is now corrected

mistfire

@Jafadmin

Take a look a these xfce source code
https://github.com/xfce-mirror/xfce4-se ... t-dialog.c

mistfire

I just wondered if someone can able to run shutdownconfig script via ConsoleKit2. Some mainstream desktop environment calls ConsoleKit2 for shutting down or restarting the system. Based from ConsoleKit source code it calls the scripts from /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ ck-system-hibernate -- calls pm ...

mistfire

Also how to reduce the size of ZDRV file of puppy 1. Extract ZDRV file in a folder 2. Run this command find <extracted zdrv folder> -name "*.ko" -type f -exec strip --strip-unneeded '{}' \; 3. Repack again the extracted kernel modules using mksquashfs. Set compression to xz and block size to 512kb ...

mistfire

Visit Linux from scratch website. It will help you how to compile a source code manually

mistfire

How to trim down a Puppy 1. Extract the Puppy main SFS file 2. Delete /usr/share/gtk-doc 3. Delete /usr/share/gir-repository 4. Delete /usr/share/man 5. Delete folders inside /usr/share/locale/ except the language of your choice 6. Delete /usr/share/include (make sure that devx modules was not ...

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@666philb

Not all puppies have /etc/init.d/dbus script. If it is exists, just disable that script. Much better if D-bus started first before connecting to network and start services

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