was able to use version 2.2.5 AppImage, works great, guess there is no recent version but will do on my Slacko64. Good information on this thread to rename to just darktable and use...

I wonder if I could switch between virtual keyboards by keyboard or not. If there is no hotkey for it, maybe setting one could be possible? I'm using Bionicpup64 8.0 1) geany ~/root/.jwm/jwm-personal from terminal 2) add these lines under <!-- Keybindings --> <Key mask="CS" key="Righ...

Finally figured out.

edit this file ~/.usr/local/jwm_config/menu_build_main

O.F.I.N.S.I.S. wrote:/etc/xdg/templates/_root_.jwmrc

works on Bionic64 but not on Slacko64...

I am running Slacko64 6.9.6.7 with JWM v2.3.2 frugally installed on HD partition. I have edited sub menus and left with no entry under the main "Personal" category. I would prefer to delete the main menu "Personal" all together. Editing the ~/.jwmrc and .jwmrc-previous files do n...

Test compile of DeaDBeeF 1.8.2 In Slacko64 6.9.9.9 by 01micko package jansson is needed - version 2.12 compiled from source package opus is needed to play opus - version 1.3.1 compiled from source package opusfile is needed to play opus - version 0.11 compiled from source package mpg123 is needed a...

https://askubuntu.com/questions/521677/special-variables-in-bash https://www.bogotobogo.com/Linux/linux_shell_programming_tutorial3_special_variables.php https://www.tutorialspoint.com/unix/unix-special-variables.htm https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Special-Parameters.html For exa...

running Slacko64-6.9.9* frugal install on HD. Am looking for deadbeef installation but not available on PPM and unable to locate in the puppy index site.

help?

MochiMoppel wrote:gychang, I'm afraid you misunderstood the meaning of "$@/"
Makes no sense in your script and may produce unexpected results. You should remove it. Your script should still work without it.

thank u. what does the "$@/" mean?

I guess that the '*' in *.jpg is the problem. Your script will search for the jpg files in the same directory where your script is located. If you saved your script to /usr/bin then it will try to rename /usr/bin/*.jpg :cry: I suggest that you pass the jpg directory to your script and then either c...

I am using Slacko64 Puppy 6.9.6.7 x86_64 (HD frugal install) and need help with writing a bash script. I frequently have to convert multiple IMGx.jpg to 2020-03-xx.jpg files in a folder using a jhead terminal app. Typing (without quotes) "Jhead -n%Y-%m-%d--%H.%M.%S.%0i *.jpg" works fine to...

Using Slacko64_6.9.6.7, frugally installed on a HD partition. I am having problems starting gthumb install from PPM.

When I click on the menu entry, nothing happens, when I enter gthumb on the console, I get the error.

Couldn't find gthumb in the "Index of /puppylinux/"

If you are using a save folder . What are you really saving by moving stuff into /mnt/home? The partition that Puppy is installed on is /mnt/home . A save folder just expands and contracts, as to what space it is using, as you add or delete stuff. A save folder has no set size . A save folder just ...

dancytron wrote:Pretty much anything in /opt can be moved to /mnt/home and linked back. That's where stuff like browsers, google earth, etc end up.

Basically stuff that operates pretty much on its own.

/usr is much trickier. Better not to mess with it unless you have to.

thanks,

I run BionicPup64, 8.0 installed to HD partition(frugal). When I look at the save folder in GDM (1.38G), large block of space (615M) is taken up by /usr (as pictured). This is after slimming it down by moving the ~/.cache, ~/Downloads, and ~/.thumbnails folders to /mnt/home/ and linking back to /roo...

Also, one last try, though not sure if BionicPup has following commands (I don't have BionicPup installed). Try: udevadm trigger --action=add --type=devices Above is definitely just a last thought which is unlikely to succeed. Sound like your hardware isn't itself being detected unless the SD card ...

why don't you write the script and save it as script.sh, make it executable and then run that upon key press How do I do that? Now I have the script named run-windows.sh 1. make the run-windows.sh executable by "chmod 755 run-windows.sh" 2. move file to /root (to make sure put in PATH. 3....

wiak wrote:For sdcard module loading, in a console try commands:

modprobe sdhci
modprobe sdhci-pci

wiak

running pmount/gparted after each command does not mount the sd card.

since booting a PC with a SD card in the slot is not norm... Why not? If you have a SD card. There is no reason not to keep in in the SD card slot. I keep one in my computers slot all the time. It just acts as another drive to access. Plus it is a micro SD card and that thing is easy to loose. Chec...

Hello gychang. Obviously modules are not loaded on boot. I suggest to do some research on what differs when booting with and without inserted sd-card. Therefor you should start your pc with inserted card, execute lsmod > sd-inserted file sd-inserted should be in /root/ - copy to save place. Reboot ...