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@MochiMoppel the bash script doesn't work for me either. Added to the .xbindkeysrc the command string works.

@dcung
It might be you need the libgtest-dev package installed

Looking at xbindkeys it could look like this in script form

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#!/bin/sh

pkill xbindkeys
sleep 0.1
xdotool click 1
play sound.mp3 & 
xbindkeys
b:1

Time to stock up on "Forever Stamps" 6 years ago, just before another increase in the stamp prices I bought $500 worth. Been using them since then and still have some unused rolls. Goes to show how much less actual mail we send anymore. My mailbox can go days now without any substantial p...

To run in F96-CE_4 LocalSend needs a package installed with the PPM or pkg -> libayatana-appindicator3-1_0.5.4-2 Download and Extract the tarball (or the .deb). Place inside a directory in a usual location, I used ~/my-applications Screenshot(8).jpg Install the dependency package listed above. Then ...

@Sofiya Excellent background!

I like the way the calendar displays on a cursor hover on the clock.

@rcrsn51 Excellent! Thank you.

Puppy continues to use an obsolete version.

Where is the not obsolete version? If it is to be an included application in future Puppy Linux variants it needs to be accessible for a woof-CE build run from a reachable repository.

I'm not hunting it down.

are these ' Bing & Google bots' safe?

Yes, safe enough.

BookwormPup64 10.0.6 is a primary Woof-CE build of Puppy Linux based on Debian 12.5 binaries BookwormPup64 highlights • Local Woof-CE build of Bookworm64 (with customized desktop presentation) • GTK3 graphical interface (with GTK2 limited to a few legacy applications) • X.org graphical server (rath...

bigpup wrote:
Baidu Spider

I blocked them with a robots.txt rule so we will have to monitor and evaluate.

Chelsea80 A good visual comparision between a KLV-Airedale (usrmerge) and F96-CE_4 non-usrmerge: Screenshot(2).jpg Screenshot(1).jpg Most important is that in non-usrmerge the kernel modules are in /lib/modules and in usrmerge in /usr/lib/modules and the same pattern for the kernel firmware.

wanderer wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 9:42 am
it appears to me that we are ready to go

i am assuming that radky and peebee have given their approval

Yes they have with the footnote that support will be limited in scope.

Are these all 64 bit creations? I see no mention of 32 or 64 bit. Almost all are 64 bit, though it is possible to build 32 bit versions of Void Linux based KLV's. I had produced a 32 bit KLV that used a JWM-Rox desktop but never fully polished it and haven't created one lately. Void Linux still off...

Built from "testing"?
Incorporating many of the fixes dimkr brought to the project?

Yes, I believe so.

My thoughts on the matter are NOT that we were singled out on purpose, more that we were simply latched-onto purely at random.......just to see what would come of it. I don't really sense any malicious intent aimed specifically at this community; I just can't see a small, 'niche' discussion forum b...

Actually I am not using the appimage.....but extracted the tarball and put that stuff into ~/my-applications and launched it from there by clicking on the binary.

@fredx181 It's much better for me at the moment! I have also turned off the Apache URL rewrite engine and stopped routing requests for http://murga-linux.com to the oldforum for the time being

I have the appimage working on F96-CE_4. It needs a package installed with the PPM -> libayatana-appindicator3-1_0.5.4-2

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I have communicated with radky on the matter of BW64 - BW32 being the DW submission and he's okay with it BUT..... If the Puppy community decides BW64 and BW32 are appropriate for Distrowatch, that's OK with me though my availability for daily support of BW64 would be quite limited. If the Puppy com...

t does mean BookwormPup is using overlayfs instead of aufs - right?

Yes. Now on some of the most recent Puppy variants it is possible to indicate using aufs or overlay specified on the kernel command line in the boot stanza's.

It's the Chinese! This is coming from Hong Kong. Two IP's which I have now banned completely have been hammering hundreds of thousands of hits on our forum, are the culprits (apparently) and origin. I have been chasing this problem for 3 days now, attempting to suppress the page requests using all k...

@dimkr Thanks for the info! Makes better sense now

However in 64bit Puppies like @radky 's BW64 or @rockedge 's F96-CE this code fails. The condition [ "$DISTRO_TARGETARCH" = "x86" ] is never true because in those distros the value of DISTRO_TARGETARCH is "x86_64" I was not aware that it does not work in F96-CE_4 . I d...

why not use the Hiawatha web server already built into Puppy Linux? Hiawatha is one of the securest and fastest web servers available. It scales very well from being a very small web server to a very large web server with heavy loads. To start and stop Hiawatha web server, in a terminal: hiawatha ki...

Good idea to wait a little longer

So my lesson learned for on Void: best to upgrade all packages before installing a single package. Yes! I have experienced this as well. Couldn't install a package once, the system wouldn't do it until I performed a xbps-install -Suy complaining of broken dependencies. I also have now the pipewire ...

Submit BW64 with the proper paperwork and say I said it's okay if anyone asks. If that is no good and VanillaDpup can't be it let's throw F96-CE_4 / Fossapup64-9.6 on the list. And somehow make a mention that there are 5000 other versions plus similar but different distro's closely related in philos...

@MPXY Ist alles jetzt in Ordnung?

A smaller in size Markdown editor CuteMarkEd-0.11.3-x86_64 that does have some dependencies it will pull in.

Download -> CuteMarkEd-0.11.3-x86_64

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