Jasper: either i am wrong or the bleachbit 4.6.1 is corrupted-either way i can't use it in F96CE4.
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i want to use this os to view avif/jxl format images,and a cli app to convert other pictures to them,but i have no idea how to do it,could you kindly give me some help or the pet apps to realize it? thank you !
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i am wandering that how do you get the infomations just like the pictures above,could you share it ? thank you again
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i am using fossapup64-9.5, it's very nice ,i love it very much. originally use the image viewer viewnior buildin doesn't display jp2/webp/heif images,after some hardwork it does,and i can convert formats to them now, but for jxl/avif files ,i still have some problems.i will try the pets you shared sometime, if it take affect, it will help me a lot.my english is poor,sorry for that.
Alacritty 0.13.2
Terminal emulator support GPU display.
Version 0.13.2
For Fossapup64
PET
Alacritty 0.13.2
Recommend shell program with ZSH & "oh-my-zsh" plugins.
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Jasper wrote: Thu Oct 17, 2024 8:07 amenchant-2.6.7 - Generic interface for spellcheck libraries eg Abiword
https://www.mediafire.com/file/g13npcka ... a.pet/file
gtk-doc-1.34 - For creating API documentation
https://www.mediafire.com/file/1br08tfi ... 4.pet/file
itstool-2.0.7 - Extracts messages from XML files and outputs PO template files
https://www.mediafire.com/file/7neqqn4k ... 4.pet/file
libheif-1.18.2 - HEIF and AVIF file format decoder and encoder
i have downloaded and unpacked the package "libheif-1.18.2.pet",but i could not find any excuteable binary file,after i installed it ,where was nothing happen,could you tell me how to use it please?thank you
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Jasper wrote: Sat Oct 26, 2024 4:13 pmUpdated binaries for initrd.gz
Busybox 1.35
e2fsck 146.2
BACKUP your existing file first!!!
I have zipped this up as a *.tar.x file.
Extract and you will find in the directory
initrd.gz
Copy and replace the existing file in the fossapup64 directory hosting your SFS core files
For-Fossa-Pup64-95-only
Hi Jasper:
I renamed "initrd.gz" to "initrd.gz_saved_while_testing_Jasper_file" and
downloaded your new version of the file "initrd.gz" into my fossapup64_9.5 folder.
I then retried booting fossapup64 and took a picture of my screen (and attached it here.)
I had entered "debugsave" but the last error was "Sorry, no partitions were detected"
the screen showed the "New USB device strings ...." messages
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Sorry my friend, I don't use Excel, Libreoffice only...!!
Pika
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BLEACHBIT 4.6.2
Pentium (R) 2.20GHz I RAM: 8.0 GB I F96-CE_5 I Kernel 6.6.8-64oz-ao I Glibc: 2.31 I 1600x900 Px
My Puppy Stuff and more
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Hi
My two cents.
2024-11-07 20:31
clang-17.0.6nb1.tgz
2024-11-07 20:31
nushell-0.94.2.tgz
2024-11-07 20:31
rust-kanban-0.9.7.tgz
2024-11-07 20:27
squashfs-4.6.1.tgz
2024-11-07 20:27
dmake-4.12.2.tgz
2024-11-07 20:27
bmake-20200524nb1.tgz
Ready to download at:
https://superbot.me/filetobot/139122#
Regards
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Hi Forum
New version of PUC
Here!
>>> PUC 2.8.3 <<<
Pentium (R) 2.20GHz I RAM: 8.0 GB I F96-CE_5 I Kernel 6.6.8-64oz-ao I Glibc: 2.31 I 1600x900 Px
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It is really exciting scrolling past all your empty posts Jasper.
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@Jasper
What happened???????
Why are all of the posts suddenly empty? This I will have to address somehow. Am I supposed to clean these out?
Now I see many of these empty and I do not know what happened.........My best option is what? The wasted space costs money to carry along.....am I supposed to fund this?
There is no way for me to individually find what you deleted and remove those posts only.
Why did you not say anything to anyone as to your intent @Jasper????????
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@rockedge
Jasper used mediafire to hold his files. I set my mediafire account up long ago and never had a problem with it deleting files. But its been so long ago that I don't remember if there was a option to use it temporarily (maybe not requiring that an email address be provided). My suspicion is that if such option exist(ed) Jasper used it without realizing there was another option. I think his most recent packages will be held by mediafire until he removes them.
@Jasper, I realize it's a PITA. But you should take the time to clear this up, and clean up (delete) the posts which no longer lead to packages. rockedge shouldn't have to do that.
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mikeslr wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 3:26 pm@rockedge
Jasper used mediafire to hold his files. I set my mediafire account up long ago and never had a problem with it deleting files. But its been so long ago that I don't remember if there was a option to use it temporarily (maybe not requiring that an email address be provided). My suspicion is that if such option exist(ed) Jasper used it without realizing there was another option. I think his most recent packages will be held by mediafire until he removes them.
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Deleted files from mediafire is something else, it doesn't delete content of posts here as @Jasper did probably actively .
edit: then a "sorry, not available anymore from mediafire" would have been much better then, instead of completely empty posts.
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It's really quite odd how some posts may appear and disappear shortly after.
Thanks Jasper, JWM 2.4.6 works fine
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@Jasper
Why did you delete the content of some of your posts ? Fair question, I'd say, not ?
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Why did you delete the content of some of your posts ? Fair question, I'd say, not ?
it is fair.
And whatever the previous post is supposed to mean....I don't get it
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Hi @Jasper
Is it a joke..?!!
(Just to be sure)
Pika
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I had Wine portable 3.3 v2.1 installed on fp95, following instructions posted on the forum. It worked fine enough with a bunch of apps I used on winXP for a couple of years, despite some problem with fonts. Suddenly, the SD card I used to externalize files and apps, became corrupted, and I had to move files onto another SD Card, much roomier than the previous one. But for some obscure (for me) reason, Wine doesn't want to work with the new SD card. When I move the files into another SD card, same size of the original, it runs smooth as silk again. It seems it's something related to the card size.
Said that, it's a good chance for reinstall Wine 'ex novo', maybe a newer version, not sure if portable or not. Wine version from PPM won't work for me.
I only use small apps 32bit from winXP, like sumatra pdf, date remainder ecc.
Any suggestion is welcome
Update: solved
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Yes @Pikaxhu
Please remove files that you have harvested from this forum.
I do not give you permission nor accept responsibililitity for files you distribute.
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Hi @newpet ,
I use a few Windows portable apps from the XP era, and I cant do without them, there being no equivalent Linux app that I am aware of.
( eg Mp3directcut, Faststone, Sumatra, and Irfanview, especially.)
The older wine portables can give problems rendering certain features, and need 32 bit compatibility added.
The newer portable WINEs are much better, and easy to install.which I recommend.
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Ok
Jasper wrote: Wed Jan 01, 2025 3:08 amYes @Pikaxhu
Please remove files that you have harvested from this forum.
I do not give you permission nor accept responsibililitity for files you distribute.
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@ rockedge,
Puppys in all their variations --including Puppy-Like operating systems such as debian/ubuntu dogs and Kennel-Linuxes-- are niche operating systems. Taken together it is unlikely that they are run on more than 1% of computers. But those people who do run them, love them and understand that this Forum is essential to their continued success and availability. No one has reason to expect that any particular 'Puppy' will provide a fully functional operating system OOTB for all possible computers, or that an application published for that, or many, 'Puppys' is anything beyond the creator's best effort to be helpful. Woof-built Puppys are not identical to their binary-compatible. Almost all Puppy Users are dependent upon the generousity and good-will of those who publish such Puppys and the applications for them. This Forum serves as the vehicle to manifest that generousity and good-will.
If you want to destroy an institution sow distrust or work to establish its reputation as unreliable. A Puppy-User who searches for a type of application only to find after wading thru threads discussing such application or acceptible alternatives that offering are no longer available and the only thing accomplished was the wasting of time has reason to doubt the reliability of the Forum which houses such discussions. No one should be permitted to use this Forum merely to attract attention to him-or-herself. Applications published here, or linked elsewhere from a post here should serve the common good; which includes the right of others to copy, distribute, and modify.
If registration --which is a pre-requisite to posting on this Forum-- does not already provide the following it should be amended and members required to re-register:
All Operating Systems and applications for any of them published on this Forum are to be considered as being donations to the Public Domain regardless of any reservations elsewhere expressed. Any post providing a download link to an operating system or application for any of them which claims that such operating system or application is the original work of the poster are to be considered as donations to the Public Domain regardless of any reservations elsewhere expressed. Any post providing a download link to an operating system or application for any of them shall constitute a waiver of any proprietary rights to that operating sytem or application otherwise held by that poster regardless of any reservations elsewhere expressed.
@jasper. In the absence of malicious intent adversely affecting a substantial class of those injured by it, as a practical matter, there is no liability for publishing applications Liability presumes an ability to collect damages. Fifty years ago I represented a woman in a dog-bite case. Her damages amounted to $900 in medical expenses. My fee --controlled by law-- was limited to 1/3 of the recovered damages. Considering the amount of time I spent preparing the case, travelling to and from the Court, waiting to be heard, and actually trying the case I doubt that I broke even. 50 years ago I just starting my practice and was stupid. Today, I doubt --even with inflation-- she could find an attorney to represent her.
How many Puppys do you think are used in a commercial setting? An application which doesn't work, even under the operating system it was created for, results in nothing more than the potential user's waste of leisure time. How much can that be worth?
Hence my qualification 'in the absence of malicious intent adversely affecting a substantial class of those injured by it". An application which destroys the proper functioning of a widely used operating system or the data preserved on such systems might piss off a sufficient number of people to make feasible a class action law suit and an award of punitive damages.
But I doubt that even that would be possible if you included this one-line text file within your creations: This application is published 'AS-IS' without any guraranty of any kind including but not limited to fitness for use, merchantibility, or safety.
@Pikaxhu, We all do dumb things once in awhile. For example, my spending two hours to write this post. It doesn't help the Forum to point out when someone else has been dumb. What's jasper going to do? Sue you? See above.
There's a legal fiction: "Everyone is presumed to know the Law". It exists to exclude such defenses as "I didn't know murder and mayhem weren't permissible". The fact is nobody actually knows what their obligations and liabilities are under alls Laws, and the legal requirement in almost all situations --except for breach of contract-- that proof of an intentional act is required before guilt or liability can be found. [In breach of contract cases, the rule is that each party is obligated to perform that which is specified in the contract as interpreted by the 'theoretical reasoanable man']. Just how far off base someone's view of what the Law is may be illustrated by something I observed while attending a Town Hall Meeting. Nearing its conclusion the Mayor asked "Is there any new business" which offers the Public the opportunity to air grievences. A gentleman stood up and complained that the camera which had recently been afixed to a traffic light violated his 'Right to Privacy'. I assume he believed that the special privilege afforded to Lady Godiva was a universal Constitutional Right.