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fatdoguser

In Fatdog, OpenBox with LXQT panel, where that panel is set to be at the bottom of screen, with a 1366x768 laptop, connected to a 1920x1080 HDMI, when I launch Xephyr it grabs the full combined screen area, as though a 1366+1920 wide, 1080 height screen, when Xephyr is set to 'fullscreen'. That can ...

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Clarity As I recall it was simple enough. Went to the nvidia web site, downloaded a install program/script for my particular card/version, and with the fatdog kernel sources and devx loaded that all ran through/installed OK, unloaded the kernel sources and devx sfs's so they weren't stored in the s...

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And zram is better than having no swap at all How to setup and use zram? Do you think zram can run efficient while you have only 4Gb of ram. Thanks. Under Fatdog (your pup may vary) for creating/using zram file ... modprobe zram # load module (creates /sys/block/zramX folder and content) #show supp...

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I see that easy OS (5.7) is using the 'regular' Xephyr ... sleep approach ec-chroot lines 277-285 Xephyr :${CNTxephyr} -fullscreen -title "${EXE}" -name "Xephyr${CNTxephyr}" -dpi "$DPI" -nolisten tcp & #Xephyr :${CNTxephyr} -fullscreen -no-host-grab -title "${E...

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Interesting concept! Incomplete uninstalling was why I restricted installing to pupmode 5. Does this system allow persistence, saving data files associated with installed apps? Who is your question directed at ozsouth ? If me then yes the 'changes' (upper) folder content is a record of changes. I d...

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Hi. I have 4GB of RAM and also 4GB of Swap partition. As soon as the swap partition starts to be used, the computer slows down. The more the swap is in use, the more the computer is getting slower. What am I doing wrong? Should I deactivate the Swap partition? What will happen, if RAM is filled up ...

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https://bkhome.org/news/202402/overlay-filesystem-is-still-a-disaster.html This is the error you get if you modify lower layers despite what the warning in overlay documentation says. aufs allows this, overlay doesn't. I am NOT modifying lower layers!!! A note about aufs in EasyOS. I have compiled ...

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Overlay won't add and remove layers after boot like aufs will, so you wouldn't be able to load and unload sfs files on the fly. If/when the likes of brtfs (that uses copy on write, snapshots, compression etc) commonly supersedes ext then a btrfs device mounted with compression and populated, which ...

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AMD/Radeon bare metal system, seems to work OK, at least for a very limited test (cube, wobbly windows, min/maximize effects etc.).

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I note that from fatdog help • - “device” and “uuid” are subcommands (multi:dev:path:skip is equivalent to multi:device:dev:path:skip). • - “dev” is device where to keep the multisession savefiles to. If not specified, this will be sr0, presumably the first CD/DVD drive on your computer. If this is ...

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Clarity The relevant code in your case is from line 1012 in init ### cmdline processing - savefile - load session from multisession device # $1-device $2-mountpoint, $3-savefile path, $4-don't load loading the last n session load_session() { local spath sname depth sname max_session spath=${3%/*}; ...

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Toying with fd64.sfs compression and I sliced the content into two parts, one with more binary content, the other with more text (scripts, configs ...etc.) content. Using mksquashfs high compression applied separately to each of those and the sum of the two was smaller than the bulk standard fd64.sf...

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In control panel, install, updater ... I'm seeing 71 entries Is there a way to identify which are important updates such as security fixes? Or does the ibiblio version of Fatdog 901 get updated to include such fixes/updates that might be downloaded to replace the current installed version of initrd/...

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@fatdoguser Thank you. This will be fixed. In the meantime, everyone concerned can chmod 600 /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf after adding or removing wifi networks via the systray network icon (Network Tool) and the wpa_cli command. I think this works step mv /usr/sbin/wpa_cli /usr/sbin/wpa_cli.bin cat > ...

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4GB ram laptop, 600K of which is grabbed by Radeon video ram, with the standard FD64.sfs, devx sfs and a additional chrome sfs all copied to ram ... and is working well. fd64.sfs extracted out of initrd i.e. is loaded with basesfs= kernel boot parameter I don't use the regular fatdog chrome install,...

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/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf starts off with just root having read access, but after using the systray network icon to open, scan and connect to a ssid the permissions change to readable by all (whilst including all ssid and passwords in clear text). Expected the file permissions to remain unchanged rat...

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@Neo_78 yes, as root (or sudo)

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modprobe cp210x

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lsmod | grep usbserial

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It's a module @Neo_78

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# zcat /proc/config.gz | grep CP210
CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_CP210X=m

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I kind of like the idea of opening dialogs at mouse position. However, as you experienced, one can easily end up with the dialog partially off screen, and have to drag it back on screen. That's not good. If the control panel icon in the bottom tray is clicked then yes, --mouse will have just the to...

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I understand. If the real screen size is but a fraction of the virtual panning screen size, the virtual center is way off (screen) with respect to the real center. Removing "--center" allows the window manager to automatically position the window. But where? It depends on the window manag...

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/usr/sbin/fatdog-control-panel.sh

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"--center" \

should be removed

On a panning window system the window does not open near the mouse but instead more often will be 'off screen' (out of view).

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When you click a icon/menu item to open a program twm will initially display a 3x3 wire frame grid and you can move the mouse to position where to 'drop' that window onto the desktop. Pressing mouse button 1 (left) once you've moved the wire frame using the mouse to a desired position will drop it a...

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A couple of issues I've noticed with twm is that if you suspend (close laptop lid) its good practice to first switch to another tty (such as ctrl-alt-F2) before closing the laptop lid, and then ctrl-alt-F4 back to the gui after you open the laptop lid and press enter to restore from suspend. Otherwi...

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Tiling window managers are nice for those that predominately use the keyboard. Floating windows with panning is a reasonable choice for those that predominately use the touchpad/mouse. With panning the viewport (screen) is readjusted when you move the mouse to the screen edge, a window view within a...

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Sound driver selection should be a step in quick setup, to make sure the audio can be heard, and make sure the system is playing to the right sound card and output. You might add network connection to that, when not automatically hard ethernet wired/connected, and dpi setting, and .... But perhaps ...

fatdoguser

Fatdog 901, twm, lxqt tray/menu, 1366x768 laptop, 3000x2400 xrandr panning

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I installed fatdog64 901 on refurbished HP elite desktop 800 I used LICK successfully - lick menu can be used I also installed other linux version such as EASYOS using legacy boot which is possible with HP BIOS I used grub4dos from the fatdog control panel I selected another Hard disk and installed...

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Neo_78 Control Panel, System, SFS Manager ... has 'wine' as one of the available options (that enables you to run Windows programs). I believe that can run chromecacheviewer. I personally don't know of a Linux equivalent, but that's not saying there aren't equivalents/similar. You used to be able t...

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Re: Xephyr another interesting feature

nvidia

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Re: SAVE Sessions - how does this work?

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Fatdog Updater

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wifi /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf permissions

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Re: fatdog-control-panel.sh : default window open position

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fatdog-control-panel.sh : default window open position

twm window open tip

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twm issues

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multisession USB with encrypted swap

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