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Nice! works great on Bionic64.
Thanks for the tip

I attempted to build xbps in Fossapup64.....it almost worked. The compile errors out quite deep in the process. Now I wonder if I should chase down why the compile stopped and see if I can get a finished version. I have no idea if xbps compiled in a Puppy Linux will actually do anything of use but ...

Currently seems to be the first, but some kind of logic tends to whisper in my ear that the second is the most longterm likely... I agree, confusing....but it does appear the second option will be the one. Although it might be possible some of the co-authors of xbps are still with Void Linux I ...

I'll have to run a test install myself, it has been a while since I worked with any flatpak installations

sc0ttman To just get started I tried for the first run: ./arch-pkgbuild-download zoneminder ./arch-pkgbuild-compile zoneminder to get a feel for it and without any expectation that it would first, even be in the recipe repos and secondly, if it is, that the build would complete successfully. So I ...

sc0ttman I am going full speed into trying out the scripts! I am big fan and a regular user of Pkg and also running some of wiak's WeeDog64-Arch OS builds and various stages of Archpup's so I have delved into using the Arch collection of build scripts. I also experiment with Void Linux's xbps-src ...

01101001b wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 10:57 pm
Riiiiight... in other words you are the top dog in a puppies' kennel...
Impressive. Yeeeaahhh!

Nah, just the guy on the controls at the moment.

Excellent! I really am going to like the function of creating the folder with version number automatically. Update: Using gh-get with the url having .git on the end if using the git clone url: root# gh-get https://github.com/AlexeyAB/darknet.git Username for 'https://github.com': Password for 'https ...

MochiMoppel Added BBCode for text strikethrough [s]testing strikethrough[/s] testing strikethrough poster_art-1-320px.jpg With a float function test with a 3 column table. style=display:block;clear:both to clear the float Title1 Title2 Title3 Text11 Text21 Text31 Text12 Text22 Text32 To be able to ...

I had a Clio!! While I lived in Germany it was our second car...bought brand new...all black.. I loved that car and had great luck with it, then I went to a Twingo, great car for the days I worked in the movie biz as a Gaffer. I schleppt all kinds of tools and gear with that automobile. I just took ...

@wiak
Output of latest run. Host is Fossapup64-9.0.5

build_firstrib_fs.log: (18.87 KiB) Downloaded 71 times

I am using the latest pulled from git. root# ./build_firstrib_rootfs-latest.sh void roll amd64 firstrib00-64-auto.plug root# ./build_weedog_initrd-latest.sh void This error is appearing over and over again and the plug file is not being used when running build_firstrib_rootfs-latest.sh ...

Great news!

Now I need the scripts to build WeeDog-Void to work again. Meanwhile I'll build and Ubuntu style one for fun but the work I need to do mostly involves the Void versions.

open a terminal and type:

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cpan App::cpanminus

install and then type:

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cpanm Data::Dumper

this will add the PERL module that is missing.

@MochiMoppel Works well. I have modified MMFloat to reflect the changes

I also like

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so it is now impemented on this forum.

rcrsn51 That is one of the strengths of WeeDogXX-Void or Arch. One can build the OS with an absolute bare minimum needed to boot and do something. Using the plug file capability one can add at build time an X server and a window manager, file manager or whatever is needed. It is taunting sometimes ...

my reasons for a "cut down" version was to offer a small OS with a powerful camera security package on it that was going to run headless without any extras that did not directly relate to the camera system. The idea was for very small micro computers that are fan-less and can be disguised as a book ...

See section 7.2 in Corebook.pdf concerning file persistence in /opt. I stumbled on how to do it with palemoon at some point. I feel like I should boot my last experimental Corepup and check on it. I started to install a LAMP and Zoneminder installation on Corepup to compare on how small I could go ...

MochiMoppel The test server went offline due to a storm passing thru the area last night. I shutdown the machine in case of power loss, but the electricity only flickered for an instant and remained on. So it was a preventive measure. In any case it is back up and ready for work today! this is html ...

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Yes! definitley a demo would be appreciated. I agree the float code should be combined into one. Also allows more room for an other button.

MMfloat [MMfloat=right]{URL}[/MMfloat] [MMfloat] defaults to "left" TT Create Tooltip [TT=tooltiptext]marked text[/TT] align [align={IDENTIFIER}]{TEXT}[/align] center [center]centered text[/center] fa Font Awesome Icon: [fa]icon-name[/fa] float [float={IDENTIFIER}]{TEXT[code]}[/float] mention ...

I am using JWM 2.3.7 on the latest WeeDog64-Void with out any problems so far.

I've made a PET file of pure-ftpd with all the components needed to start and stop from the menu using a GUI. Fossapup64 version : http://rockedge.org/kernels/data/PET/Fossapup64/pure-ftpd-1.0.49-x86_64.pet Bionic64 version: http://rockedge.org/kernels/data/PET/Bionic/pure-ftpd-1.0.49-x86_64.pet ...

A background of United Launch Alliances's Atlas-V NROL-101 launching with a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Better said, a spy satellite. But a cool photo and my brother is an engineer at ULA (Rocket Scientist).

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Yes no space is needed when excluding the prefix "fa-" from the icon names as shown on the list @MochiMoppel included the link for.

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The sfs's end up in the stack in this order from the top down: 1) adrv - notionaly an "application" layer 2) ydrv - notionaly a "fix" layer 3) pupsfs - the main puppy sfs from the iso 4) fdrv - notionaly a "firmware" layer 5) zdrv - notionaly a "driver" layer 6) Any "extra" sfs's loaded with sfs ...

There is now a BBCode function for displaying Font Awesome icons in posts.
It will need to be manually inserted like:

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[fa]paw[/fa]   Puppy Linux!

Puppy Linux!

I actually realize now I've been working on a Fossapup64! I found these of course on the Fossapup64 PPM

I quess bouncing around from Bionic to Fossa to WeeDog and back again I should use some more specific background images

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It seems as if you wish to model the community after an army and proclaim yourself as their general. To clarify something around here...who's in charge here?.....I prefer "Field Marshall". Organization? You will get what I decide. Bottom line....ah ah ah...that's "Field Marshall Rockedge" as you ...

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