SpaceFM seems like a good solution (in addition to Rox).
Therefore, allow me propose the latest version: compiled with Precise Puppy CE 5.7.1.
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./configure --disable-desktop-integration --disable-pixmaps
Regards
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Can you specify which version of Puppy used?cimarron wrote:I've been a fan of SpaceFM for a while. Thanks for this version update!
I'm happy to see that 0.9.4 allows dragging multiple items, which 0.8.2 did not. And the new device menu is useful. I can't get to Preferences, though. When I click on View/Preferences, nothing happens. I carried over my settings from my previous install, so everything is already as I like it, but wanted to mention that apparent bug.
SpaceFM is extremely customizable. Mine's below:
Yes, I did.cimarron wrote:EDIT: After some experimenting, I found that if I moved the spacefm directory (with all the ui files) in /usr/share to /usr/local/share then everything worked fine. That directory was apparently moved between 0.8.2 and 0.9.4.
I got SpaceFM-0.9.4 compiled (in wheezy-3.5.2.11) using the --prefix/usr option (as far as i good remember...) recommended for compilation inside Puppy:ASRI éducation wrote:Yes, I did.cimarron wrote:EDIT: After some experimenting, I found that if I moved the spacefm directory (with all the ui files) in /usr/share to /usr/local/share then everything worked fine. That directory was apparently moved between 0.8.2 and 0.9.4.
This was not necessarily a good idea...
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Hello (Bonjour) Charliecharlie6 wrote:...Code: Select all
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Hope this helps
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#!/bin/bash
#used by SpaceFM to mount drives
DEV=$1
DEVNAME="`echo -n "$DEV" | cut -f 3 -d '/'`"
mkdir /mnt/$DEVNAME
mount /dev/$DEVNAME /mnt/$DEVNAME
Probably a good solution.cimarron wrote:I'll add this here also, as someone might find it useful...
I wrote a little script (copied most of it, actually) to easily mount drives from within SpaceFM. By default (for me, at least) SpaceFM launches pmount when attempting to mount a drive. But if you right-click in the drive pane and choose Settings, Mount Command, you can specify an alternative mount process. The new "devices" menu also offers this option.
I put "mounter %v" (no quotes) there and put this script in /usr/local/bin, named "mounter" (and given execute permissions):Works well, without launching pmount. And in Settings, Unmount Command, I put "umount -l %v" (no quotes) to easily unmount drives from within SpaceFM.Code: Select all
#!/bin/bash #used by SpaceFM to mount drives DEV=$1 DEVNAME="`echo -n "$DEV" | cut -f 3 -d '/'`" mkdir /mnt/$DEVNAME mount /dev/$DEVNAME /mnt/$DEVNAME
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DRV=`echo %v | awk -F'/' '{print $3}'`; mkdir -p /mnt/$DRV && mount %v /mnt/$DRV
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I have tested and it works.rg66 wrote:No script necessary to get rid of using pmount, just addto Devices > Settings > Mount Command andCode: Select all
DRV=`echo %v | awk -F'/' '{print $3}'`; mkdir -p /mnt/$DRV && mount %v /mnt/$DRV
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umount %v
Thank you for this information.PANZERKOPF wrote:Note:
SpaceFM is not only a filemanager. Except many functions for file management purposes It has also builtin dialog function and can be used as standalone GUI for scripts (like Xdialog and GtkDialog).
See output of "spacefm -g help" for more information.