gtkhash checksum utility version 1.5 [solved]

[dogcat]

Just getting my feet wet with FatDog64-9.02 and saw there is no installed gtkhash checksum utility. Oh my!

I could not find gtkhash posted in the FatDog section of the forum & it is not available from the gslapt package manager. I downloaded the sources from the gtkhash github page and tried to compile the latest versions 1.15 down to 1.1.1 and got various errors until I tried version 1.1, and that one compiled. Now I am happy

Here is a direct link to the gtkhash github main page https://github.com/gtkhash/gtkhash

This is a direct link to the version 1.1 sources https://github.com/gtkhash/gtkhash/rele ... 1.1.tar.gz

Will post a .txz package for this after I study the directory structure a bit more.

[don570]

pupmd5sum.sh - pet package is still useful
https://oldforum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=84019

However when making package that involves a right click
one has to remember that fatdog and puppy linux use different folders
SendTo and OpenWith
so packages have to be modified.

I made the txz package for fatdog

viewtopic.php?t=9675
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[dogcat]

Thanks don570, pupmd5sum is very useful for me.

I like both pupmd5sum and gtkhash, I use the gtkhash mostly to hash text strings.

[jamesbond]

gtkhash is now in the gslapt repo

[dogcat]

gtkhash is now in the gslapt repo

Thanks again!

After updating the gslapt repository (my new trick!), the new gtkhash had not propagated yet so I visited https://distro.ibiblio.org/fatdog/packages/900/ and grabbed it. Latest version too

Installs and works just fine, shows in gslapt as installed.

[jamesbond]

All the dependencies for gtkhash is already there, except libb2. libb2 is needed for BLAKE2, but I see that gcrypt can already do some BLAKE2, so I decided to build without libb2 dependency. I'm not sure if that's good enough; if it is not, let me know.