pMusic?
It does podcasts.

I probably need my head looking at, but I have been trying to compile this. First tried FatDog but meson could not find webkit2gtk where ever it looked. The dependencies weren't hard to find (meson is in the FD devx) but the webkit2gtk is probably incompatible - tried Debian, Ubuntu and opensuse but ...

A statically compiled 64 bit binary of Qalculate (which it uses) can be downloaded here:
here
You will need gtk3 though.
Runs ok on FatDog (there is a gtk3 sfs available). Not that I need ianother calculator though.

I don't normally use Xenial, but gave it a run and did not get any problems with openssl. It is quite possible to compile the latest version though.
root# openssl version
OpenSSL 3.0.0-alpha4-dev (Library: OpenSSL 3.0.0-alpha4-dev )
It hasn't broken anything so far. libcrypto and libssl are part ...

This is part of the vivaldi-snapshot script (near the end):

# Sanitize std{in,out,err} because they'll be shared with untrusted child
# processes (http://crbug.com/376567).
exec < /dev/null
exec > >(exec cat)
exec 2> >(exec cat >&2)

Don't ask me to explain it though, as I don't have a clue.

epub2txt will extract an epub to a text file. Just compliled it and tried it (on FatDog), and worked ok as far as I can see.

Possibly this one?
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pe ... -Lucid.pet.

Sage

While I wouldn't disagree with anything in regards to your views on British Telecom, I think the BT in question here may in fact refer to Bluetooth. Which at a push it could also be a reference to Tory vampires.

title Puppy Linux - Bionicpup64 8.0 frugal in sda1 dir Bionicpup64 8.0 frugal
find - - set-root uuid () 8be885d2-58f5-485a-8ad5-0f3b5394ba3c
kernel /bionicpup648.0frugal/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd psubdir=bionicpup648.0frugal
Initrd /bionicpup648.0frugal/initrd.gz

Looks good to go, You can even reduce ...

/dev/dsp is no longer present in Ubuntu (deprecated).
Try That worked for me.

Are you just trying to delete the lines with no speech? E.g, keep the line with a Q, then the line with an A, then delete the next line.
Assuming the files are consistent and the unwanted lines all end with "-" (and no wanted ones do):
sed '/-$/d' file.txt
cm_d10_98-0824.txt-1886-A. Yes, sir.
cm ...

This is on FatDog. I've not added any extra plug-ins (as never had the need).
Just checked, and Fatdog has an additional plug-in package. Not sure if it is installed as standard, or maybe I did install it myself for some obscure reason.

Go to Tools > Plugin-Manager then tick 'Macros'.

ac2011

libetpan didn't cause me any problems compiling. I've gone over all my steps using a fresh install with just the devx loaded.
Originally I just did make install, but this time I made a FatDog package.
Here are my steps, (from inside the unpacked sources of course):

mkdir BUILD
autogen.sh ...

I've knocked this up:

https://easyupload.io/0b2aod

Includes libetpan, and tested it on a clean install (no previous saves, or any additions). Only built plug-ins that had dependencies already installed.

The md5sum for the uploaded package is: 04672a6f47500e06ece966f47bdc5843

Hope it does the ...

Couple of thoughts...
Either alter the path in menu.lst eg:
title Linux Mint
uuid 2ddb8fb2-7e71-4833-91a8-9f8c21edcc7c
kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda8 ro
initrd /boot/initrd.img

(using symlinks in the same directory should work)

Or:
Just run grub4dosconfig, and it will generate a menu ...

My SFS attempt turned out to be waste of space. It was basically running off stuff I had forgotten to remove first, and failed to load again properly after I removed the offending bits.

Re-installed the 3 debs after converting to FatDog format. The viewer did fail though, so installed it manually ...

How did you try to start it?
The binaries start with capitals eg FAHClient (which is the main one you need to run I think).

I got it running on FatDog by combining the debs and making an SFS. First though I had manually installed them, and had to mess about with the python libs as 'fah' was not ...

That would be Bash, that would. It's a shell script, just a text file to run in a terminal.
Open a terminal where ever the file is, then type: ...then watch your crochet videos disappear.

I had the same problem with Palemoon, but got in using Firefox (68.2.0).