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Posted: Thu 18 Jun 2015, 00:45
by Geoffrey
I compiled this small GTK utility Clipboard Viewer 2.1, It may be handy
Description:
This is a gui to view the main clipboard, pictures and text will be displayed, you can also use it from the command line, just type clipboardviewer --nogui and any text on the clipboard will be printed to stdout or if there is a pic on the board a .png image file will be created in the current directory.
!!! NEW !!!
Added history drop-down to store last 20 text/images copied to clipboard.
!!! NEW !!!
This is source only just unzip it cd into the unzipped directory and run
./configure
make
sudo make install
A menu item will be put in the accessories menu called clipboard viewer
Changelog:
2.1
Increased number of remembered clipboard items to 20.
Added clipboard history for text/images to drop down.
Posted: Thu 18 Jun 2015, 01:05
by caiosama
It works great
You rock!
Posted: Thu 18 Jun 2015, 09:16
by battleshooter
p310don wrote:I was wondering that myself. I guess the questions to ask are whether the upgrade is worth it, and how hard is it to make work?
I guess we'll go with your link, haven't tested yet though, if it works for you flawlessly, that sounds good. Do you print wirelessly with that version of CUPS?
I'm in the process of compiling the glibc tool chain, but will likely disappear for the next few days, not going back in to hibernation is all I'm saying
Posted: Fri 19 Jun 2015, 02:49
by caiosama
I just want to say, the Clementine player is absolutely amazing.
The idea of include this on Lina was so right!.
Posted: Wed 01 Jul 2015, 23:02
by p310don
Do you print wirelessly with that version of CUPS?
Yes. I am not actually sure how I did it. I have a new Samsung wireless printer that I thought I was printing to a windows share. Took me a week to realise that the IP address was not the windows machine, but another IP. Turns out it was the printer, connected wirelessly!
Works great either way.
Any updates on using Chrome / Chromium in VG?
I do a lot of Ebay sales for work. The Chromium I am using is better for printing shipping labels (it shrinks them a bit so I can fit 2 to a page) but otherwise it doesn't work well for Ebay (editing listings shows up as html rather than human readable). Firefox works well, but doesn't have the printing advantage of shrinking my shipping labels.
I'm hoping for an update on Chrome / Chromium that might work better
Posted: Thu 02 Jul 2015, 10:08
by battleshooter
p310don wrote:I'm hoping for an update on Chrome / Chromium that might work better
Does the Chrome
Geoff posted earlier do it for you?
Hopefully once I recompile GLIBC and friends that should sort the malloc issue if that version is not recent enough for you.
p310don wrote:Yes. I am not actually sure how I did it. I have a new Samsung wireless printer that I thought I was printing to a windows share. Took me a week to realise that the IP address was not the windows machine, but another IP. Turns out it was the printer, connected wirelessly!
Oh ok, good to know, will get around to testing it myself, and then see about incorporating it into the next Vanguard release.
Posted: Thu 02 Jul 2015, 23:23
by caiosama
Edit: Solved by me
Posted: Fri 03 Jul 2015, 00:03
by p310don
Does the Chrome Geoff posted earlier do it for you?
That's the one I'm using. It is mostly good, just the Ebay glitch I mentioned.
AWARD WINNER TO SIR battleshooter!!!
Posted: Fri 03 Jul 2015, 06:46
by zagreb999
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PROPOSAL TO PUPPY COMMUNITY
AWARD WINNER TO SIR battleshooter!!!
MR. battleshooter MADE THE BEST
LINUX OS- VANGUARD CAROLINA EDITION!
THANK YOU!!!
Re: AWARD WINNER TO SIR battleshooter!!!
Posted: Sat 04 Jul 2015, 06:05
by Puppus Dogfellow
zagreb999 wrote:-------------------------------
PROPOSAL TO PUPPY COMMUNITY
AWARD WINNER TO SIR battleshooter!!!
MR. battleshooter MADE THE BEST
LINUX OS- VANGUARD CAROLINA EDITION!
THANK YOU!!!
looks excellent. have yet to try it but have it
mirrored, downloaded, installed on one machine, and on a cdr on a drive in another so any day now.
Posted: Mon 06 Jul 2015, 21:07
by caiosama
Does it matter? I cant find anywhere.
Posted: Mon 06 Jul 2015, 23:46
by Geoffrey
caiosama wrote:Does it matter? I cant find anywhere.
Those dependencies it shows missing must be from some previously installed package, the only dependency for unetbootin is p7zip
Code: Select all
unetbootin-575|unetbootin|575||System|4352K||unetbootin-575.pet|+p7zip|Install ISOs to Usb drives|puppy|wary5||
If unetbootin is working, then all is good.
Posted: Tue 07 Jul 2015, 22:36
by caiosama
Thanks Geoff
Posted: Fri 10 Jul 2015, 01:47
by caiosama
I had to turn off the firewall to use the remote control of Clementine
Can i add an exception?
Posted: Sun 12 Jul 2015, 18:29
by caiosama
Another request, the VLC included in Lina doesnt load subtitles
(i think is 2.0.0 by Billtoo)
Can i had another working VLC? i tested this
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=93448 , but doesnt work on Lina.
Posted: Wed 15 Jul 2015, 13:52
by LazY Puppy
Hi,
just a short Info about using Carolina Vanguard for Multitrack Audiorecording:
- I was able to get my Phonic Helix Board MKII recognized in Lina Vanguard (thanks to the ffado package)
- 16 Channels/Audio-Tracks ready to be recorded in Rosegarden
- after 8 Seconds of recording Rosegarden came up with a Message: could not write Data fast enough to HD
- Rosegarden crashes after clicking Ok
So, unfortunately I have to say:
Linux (Puppy Linux) seems NOT to be able to be used for multi-track live-audio-recording!
For this issue I'm back to my Windows and Cubase LE 4.
I will make a test later using Ardour, but I fear it will end with equal results.
Posted: Wed 15 Jul 2015, 19:36
by greengeek
LazY Puppy wrote: - after 8 Seconds of recording Rosegarden came up with a Message: could not write Data fast enough to HD
- Rosegarden crashes after clicking Ok
So, unfortunately I have to say:
Linux (Puppy Linux) seems NOT to be able to be used for multi-track live-audio-recording!
Do you think this is a genuine issue with HDD speed? Or maybe slow driver/incorrect module running the I/O path to HDD? Or some other Puppy related system overhead? I wonder if one of lowt3chs RT kernels would make a difference?
Posted: Wed 15 Jul 2015, 20:03
by LazY Puppy
I don't think this is related to HDD speed, since it works fine in Windows/Cubase.
Does Windows have a RT Kernel?
I think, the Studio Versions of 10wt3ch did not include the ffado drivers, that would be needed for the Phonic Helix Firewire 24 MKII Mixer.
Also I could not get Studio 13.37 running on my Audiorecording Machine. V1 as well as V2 has had some strange behavior:
- after a few minutes running Studio 13.37 the mouse pointer moves totally slow and has a delay to stop moving, when stop moving the mouse
- every keyboard input is doubled, so if I'm entering reboot into the console to reboot the machine, its output is:
rreebboott
Very strange...
Might have to do something with dual core processor - probably.
I remembering a issue with an old 8-Channel PCI Audio Card after installing it on a dual core machine - it was presented doubled in the device manager of windows and none of them both could be used then.
Posted: Thu 16 Jul 2015, 01:19
by battleshooter
caiosama wrote:I had to turn off the firewall to use the remote control of Clementine
Can i add an exception?
I don't usually use the firewall.. so I'm not familiar with how to configure it and a quick search didn't pull up anything obvious, sorry Caiosama, have to wait for someone that knows better.
Hmm... I can look in to that, but I am working quite slowly on Vanguard these days
LazY Puppy wrote:Linux (Puppy Linux) seems NOT to be able to be used for multi-track live-audio-recording!
For this issue I'm back to my Windows and Cubase LE 4.
I will make a test later using Ardour, but I fear it will end with equal results.
Multitrack recording with Ardour seems to works quite well for me in Vanguard, I do occasionally get JACK errors, but nothing a restart can't fix. I use a Focusrite Saffire PRO 14, but I only record two tracks at a time on a regular basis, so I suppose that is minimal. I thought I had run more tracks than that before, but it's been awhile. Hmm.
Posted: Fri 17 Jul 2015, 00:27
by caiosama
Dont worry Battleshooter