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Here is something in Woof-CE many people could get involved in. Updating the software that is in the Woof-CE/noarch repository. https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE-noarch/tree/master/pet_packages-noarch If any of these have newer versions they need to be in this repository. Look at the la...

About the only way I can think of to "convert" to DivX format is with ffmpeg. On the command-line, you need to be a top-flight guru to even understand it, but Jasper's suggestion above of using QWinFF might be the way to go..... I've reached the limit of MY abilities with this stuff, I'm a...

bigphil :- Well, this is a sod, and no mistake! When I first built the XVidCap-portables, I had them working correctly with audio in all my Puppies. It's not one I use a lot; personally, I prefer recordMyDesktop myself, so I don't tend to look at XVidCap very much. I've just tried the 32-bit portab...

bigphil :- Hm.... I've found myself that it may be a deeper, underlying issue with the way XVidCap is implemented under the 64-bit architecture. If I try to record audio, it comes out sounding a bit like I've been using laughing gas at the dentist.....all kinda "squeaky" & "warbl...

Small update - now @ v1.6.

Added options to "Saved files..." button; you can either view your saved images directly in Viewnior, OR open the CamShots directory with ROX so you can move, copy, delete, etc.....

Link as above in post #1.

Mike.

@Geek3579 :-

You could try my latest creation if you ARE after capturing a 'still' JPG image.....FSWebcamGUI.

Entirely up to you.....unless of course, '.jpg' was a 'typo'..?

Mike.

Evening, gang. Now; this was prompted by a query from Geek3579 , in this thread from boof about a non-functional webcam:- https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=10995 nilsonmorales povided a wee script which will let the user check to see if a webcam is functional.....then Geek3579 wanted to k...

Geek3579 :- HI @nilsonmorales :- This script works well. Now, how would I store the image from the webcam into a .jpg ??? I don't think that would be possible with the script as-is. Currently, it's written to give a 'Live' videostream.....and from the sound of things, you're asking for a 'still' sn...

bigphil :- Oh, I can understand it OK. So; if you want to record this streaming video, what will you be capturing the sound to.....the 'Loopback' device, or the internal card? (I'm assuming, from the look of it, that you have the kernel 'alsa_loop' module loaded; was there a reason for that?) What ...

Hi, Jasper . Here's the best definition of "do-ocracy" I've been able to find. It probably encompasses both me AND thee.....and perhaps 20 or so others within our community. Basically, if someone feels strongly enough about doing something, they will take the initiative and DO it! https://...

bigpup wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:02 pm

The 32bit version pet is located here for download:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pe ... -common32/

Good to know. Thanks!

Mike.

bigphil :- If you're using my portable version, it's all been explained and simplified as much as possible for the average user. If you're using the .pet package that's knocking around the forum somewhere, you'll need to modify this bit yourself, manually. First things first. D'you know what your d...

bigphil :- DivX, huh? Yeah; TVs are downright weird when it comes to AV stuff, and what they'll condescend to "play nice" with... Well, now. If this is your issue, you could do worse than to take a look at what has to be the great-grand-daddy of Linux screen-capture apps..... XVidCap . Th...

Further exploration has revealed that peebee's Bionicpup32 is using a 32-bit build of this same release.....and 'swapsies' has now granted me my favourite, essential rt-clk ROX functions in Xenialpup32, Tahrpup32 AND - best of all! - in my highly-customized, evergreen Slacko 5.6.0 as well. I'm "...

I think we just need to be patient with Sylvander, guys. He'll get there eventually, I know he will. I'm only in my early 60s, yet I know it takes me longer to get stuff organised, get my head round it and "deal with it" than it used to, say, 20 years ago. I can only imagine how things wil...

Keef / bigpup :- Cheers, guys. You were both "on the money". Seems I had it all this time, and never realised..! :roll: :D One swap of /usr/local/apps/ROX-filer and a re-boot later, and.....there's all my favourite right-click & short-cut items. 'Duplicate' is there, along with anothe...

atmega :- Hallo.....and :welcome: to the "kennels". No, you're not the only one. I haven't yet bothered to run 'er from the terminal, but this is the first release of Pale Moon I've seen for a long time where YT isn't behaving itself for me. The page begins to load; it gets to the thumbna...

bigphil :- The other way around this - useful if you want to regularly post screenshots, images, etc - is to create an account with one of the many image hosting services online. I don't think there's any that will let you share images without doing so, but I could be wrong. I used to use Imgur, bu...

@stevie pup :-

Heh. I hope you didn't copy rockedge's boot stanza literally.....then try to boot from it.

It won't work like that; lines 3 and 4 show

"Studiopup_1137-3.3"

.....when it SHOULD be:-

"Studiopup_1337-3.3"

Mike.

@number77 :-

This is the "radio button":-

Don't ask me why. That's just what those little round buttons have always been called....

(*shrug....*)

Mike.

number77 :- Oh, sorry; I know why I've got it. It comes, built-in, as part of JWMDesk Manager.....which I always install. It does come as a separate .pet, though; I have v2.5 in my archives. If v2.7 is in the PPM, that'll be fine. Right-clicking on the time will then bring up PupClockSet instead......

Afternoon, gang. Now then:- Does anybody happen to know where I can find the updated build forum member 'woodenshoe' did of ROX-filer? The one that has the additional right-click items like 'Duplicate'? I'm steadily transforming my much-modified Xenialpup64 into an even more usable "daily drive...

number77 :- I think I can help with this one. I'm in Xenial64 ATM, since this highly-modified build is currently my "daily driver". I doubt you've 'damaged it'; certain JWM operations have an occasional habit of resetting the time back to the default, OOTB setting. It's not just Xenial, e...

Current release now available - 1.8.0_401, better known as 8u_401. Find it at the link in post #1.

Mike.

ozsouth :- Hm. Interesting..... For me, temp1_input in that directory corresponds to my Nvidia GPU ..... not the CPU at all! (This is in Xenialpup64, BTW; I wouldn't like to say where you draw the line for 'modern' Puppies). The location you've named is the exact same one the 'discovery' line for t...

I'd migrate to enterprise Linux as soon as possible. Micro$$ is running a racketeering ring.....pure extortion. And/or leveraging a forced upgrade for top Dollars. I posted a reply to a thread about this same subject less than an hour ago on BleepingComputer..! $61 for the first year $122 for the s...

My guess is that it IS to some extent hardware-specific. On this UEFI-based HP Pavilion desktop from 2019, my oldest "vanilla" Puppy is also 32-bit Tahrpup. There ARE caveats, though. 6.05 refuses point-blank to play ball. 6.06, however, will boot and run; this was the 'update' PhilB publi...

BologneChe :- Nah, no worries. It's a trap I see so many fall into, and it's frowned upon by most forum moderation teams. Some are bigger offenders than others; fortunately, you're not one of them. ;) Incidentally, following up on the link, that's food for thought; if Qualcomm's new top-end chips A...

BologneChe :- This was mentioned quite a number of times on the old forum, and in the past on here. PLEASE don't post JUST a link; TBH, it's just being 'lazy'. A little bit of description never hurts; you only need add a line or so. Some members will refuse to read a "link-only" post on p...

vtpup :- AFAIK, Steve - and from what I've gathered over the last couple of years - fdrvs are kernel-agnostic. In other words, they're NOT tied to any specific kernel compilation......because if that were the case, gyrog wouldn't have been able to release firmware SFS packages like he does... https...