ozsouth wrote: Fri Jul 28, 2023 7:35 am.
If wanted, my bigger fdrv linked below. To use it, must rename it to fdrv_s15pup64_22.12.sfs
03Jun24 fdrv (63mb): https://www.mediafire.com/file/xut2p4x1 ... z.sfs/file
I assume this (from post 1) is a typo and we should rename it as fdrv_fossapup64_9.5.sfs shouldnt we?
@greengeek - You're right - I'm struggling with this one aren't I (first iso wrong name, then this)? 
Fixed. Fortunately the actual software is not erroneous.
Jasper wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 3:50 pmI saw earlier in this thread that you created a script to inform you when your battery was running low and a visual prompt was displayed.
Would it be possible to also include the opposite ie when the battery is full, therefore prompting you to unplug the charger?
Hi Jasper, Here is a pet that installs a "battery full" monitor script (and starts it immediately).
When the battery has finished charging and is full - the script will issue a warning message and beep - prompting you to disconnect your charger.
At the moment this is a standalone script - but could be run alongside my previous script that sounded a warning when the battery is running low.
(Eventually I hope to combine the two..)
F95Mid_battfull_gg-0.1.petv6 released. See 1st post.
@greengeek
Thanks for this 
I have been away for a short break and only saw this flagged up today.
Will let you know the results (.......... I know it will work lol .... just have to wait to recharge the laptop now 
)
@greengeek
The script works well 
Had to recheck it just to make sure
v6f (minor fixes & a bit more firmware) released. See 1st post.
v7 (254mb) released. Minor fixes & latest firefox-esr. See 1st post.
v7e released. 255mb. Minor fixes, current firefox-esr, small additions. See 1st post
v8 released. Has rebuilt ffmpeg, newer kernel & minor fixes. See 1st post.
fossapup64-9.5-mid-8
I need help here, anything I press enter (in leafpad, terminal etc.) will execute librewolf.
Any fix?
anything I press enter (in leafpad, terminal etc.) will execute librewolf
There seems to be a keyboard shortcut set that
executes librawolf when Enter is pressed.
If there is a Librawolf clickable icon on the desktop
then right click the icon and select Edit Item
and reconfigure the keyboard shortcut, if needed.
Or a keyboard shortcut may have been
configured in a window manager, like JWM.
You can use JWMdesk to reconfigure it.
XCFE and LXde have their own configuration tools,
accessible from a menu.
@esos - weird, librewolf is not part of the install & what you describe isn't happening to me. There's no JWMDESK & no changed keyboard shortcuts. Have you tried to use an old save file/folder or installed something from elsewhere?
What I did find is a kernel lockup issue with the rtl wifi driver - after several restarts. Hence I will issue v8c with an older kernel.
This is not related to the above problem, but is another reason to doubt aufs.
v8c released, as v8's kernel had issues, which surfaced today despite reasonable testing. Have now used an even more tested 6.1 kernel. Seems I cannot trust unsupported aufs kernels from now on. See 1st post.
You right I took save-folder from 95-less. Librewolf.sfs has no sound which no problem with the appimage.
I start Fossa64-Mid v8c fresh and sofar ok.
Thanks!
v9 released. Has updated kernel & firefox-esr v128, which added 6mb. Is 267mb. Overlayfs capable. Some small tweaks. See 1st post.
v9f released. Newer Firefox & kernel, extra drivers & spectre v2 fix. See 1st post
(f could also be for finished product, as base pup is 4.5 years old & my base security updates over a year old).
My memory is getting worse the older i get - did we have an ffprobe pet anywhere for these cutdown Fossa's? Part of my brain says we did but it was huge - and the other part of my brain says no, we didnt have one at all.
And I haven't even started with the xmas drinkies yet... 
@greengeek - we didn't, but I included ffprobe in my ffmpeg compiles - executable is only about 130k.
Just have to work out which version I published (I made 6 different v3.4.13 attempts). Midv9/Smallv5 (& later) have the same ffmpeg. Here is the latest attempt, as a .pet - attached below. Should be the right one.