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arpinux · 2021-01-31 16:02:36

sources.list & nakedlocate fixed, thx bunsenlabs https://framagit.org/3hg/nakedeb/-/comm … 9790139580

arpinux · 2021-01-31 17:26:42

urxvtcd vs x-terminal-emulator fixed, thx bunsenlabs community https://framagit.org/3hg/nakedeb/-/comm … baad388fb0

unklar · 2021-01-31 19:14:24

arpinux wrote:

...
if you want to apt show/install a package on nakedeb, you'll have to apt update first
...

^[cough] I always use to do it like this

arpinux wrote:

about the search utility : it's based on locate and it opens the parent folder of the selected file. if you select /home, it will open / and with ranger cli file manager, the first directory listed is /bin

This is for me a contradiction regarding the operability of the distri with the keyboard. Then also the conky-switch could land instead of the selection "conky-fluxbox" first in the /home...

arpinux wrote:

have a good day

I wish you the same

unklar · 2021-02-03 09:21:59

^I had time to deal with nakeDeb again. 8o

@arpinux

this is my keyboard
Link

I'm missing the characters on it that everyone needs in the terminal

<
>
|

I execute the following commands

xmodmap -e "remove lock = Caps_Lock"
xmodmap -e "keycode 66 = less greater bar"
and
xmodmap -e "keycode  21 = acute grave acute grave bar bar bar bar"

After that the desired behavior works.
I pack this .Xmodmap

! Caps_lock aus
remove lock = Caps_Lock
!
! <> auf Caps_Lock
keycode 66 = less greater
!
! | auf ´`
keycode 21 = acute grave acute grave bar bar bar bar

into my /home and enter the following into ~/.fluxbox/startup

# Change your keymap:
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

After logout/login or restart the desired behavior is gone.
By the way, the same is true if I remove the "sticky" from a conky configuration file to have the conky only on one desktop.

Question: What ingenious bug prevents me from working normally as a user with nakeDeb? ]:D

arpinux · 2021-02-03 10:41:48

hi unklar
what you describe is the computer behavior in live session, not the one of an installed system

so after a restart, your .Xmodmap file is gone ? your .fluxbox/startup script has been reset ? everything is lost ? .. if so ... are you really sure that you installed nakedeb ?

sleekmason · 2021-02-03 13:48:31

arpinux wrote:

hi unklar
what you describe is the computer behavior in live session, not the one of an installed system
so after a restart, your .Xmodmap file is gone ? your .fluxbox/startup script has been reset ? everything is lost ? .. if so ... are you really sure that you installed nakedeb ?

Why would your live session be different from the installed? just wondering.

I can understand adding packages to live that would be removed in the install, but not the other way around.

unklar · 2021-02-03 18:51:24

arpinux wrote:

hi unklar
what you describe is the computer behavior in live session, not the one of an installed system
so after a restart, your .Xmodmap file is gone ? your .fluxbox/startup script has been reset ? everything is lost ? .. if so ... are you really sure that you installed nakedeb ?

Link

Sorry, probably you are a fun guy with a fun distri that I have now uninstalled again

Maybe french, your ready installed iso doesn't save user settings. {)

arpinux · 2021-02-03 19:23:43

^^ from what i see, your conky configuration keeps customization right ?
so i really don't know why your .Xmodmap config doesn't.

DeepDayze · 2021-02-03 20:20:40

Maybe @unklar hit a bug? If so hopefully it can be found and fixed

arpinux · 2021-02-03 21:00:27

hi guys
@unklar : found the bug
xmodmap command needs some times

sleep 10s && xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap &

worked for me on nakeDeb

unklar · 2021-02-04 11:22:50

arpinux wrote:

hi guys
@unklar : found the bug
xmodmap command needs some times
sleep 10s && xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap &
worked for me on nakeDeb

I know about the "sleep".
Therefore I had already

sh -c 'sleep 10 && xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap'

'in it, which did not work.

But your variant works now and I can write the characters < > | with the keyboard.

Thanks a lot for that!

Two more solutions/problems:
I had written

By the way, the same is true if I remove the "sticky" from a conky configuration file to have the conky only on one desktop.

own_window_hints = 'undecorated,below,skip_taskbar,skip_pager', --sticky,

this is caused by the fact that in the configuration file(conkyrc_fluxbox)

own_window_type = 'override',

is written. "Override" however means that the hints are ignored by the window manager and the commented out "sticky" has no influence.

own_window_type = 'normal',

causes the correct behavior and the conky is only effective on the desktop on which it is executed. So if 1 then it will not be shown on the remaining 2 to 5.
see man conky

own_window_hints undecorated,below,above,sticky,skip_taskbar,skip_pager
If own_window is yes, you may use these window manager hints to affect the way Conky dis‐
plays. Notes: Use own_window_type desktop as another way to implement many of these hints
implicitly. If you use own_window_type override, window manager hints have no meaning and
are ignored.

One last question, where can I make the font smaller in the terminals?

arpinux · 2021-02-04 11:33:01

hi unklar

thx for feedbacks
yep, conky have various configuration depending on the function. ie the conkyrc_minibox is a "normal" window because it is used as a temporary system information. som other conky are set "override" to avoid shadows and so on... it's up to you to configure all of that to suit your needs

to get smaller fonts in your terminal, you have to edit your ~/.Xresources file and put, ie

URxvt.font: xft:Hack:regular:size=7,xft:Inconsolata Nerd Font Mono:size=10
URxvt.boldFont: xft:Hack:bold:size=7

unklar · 2021-02-04 11:38:53

^Ah, yes
All right, thanks

deleted0 · 2021-02-10 19:23:06

Been watching the progress of DXT2 over ~6 months or so.

Very light system to build on.

Debian Xfce4 tint2 jgmenu Theme: Aurora Nuevo Blue Icons: Tela WM: Material-Black-Frost

8bit

edit:
I installed it. The installer is much improved over what he used to use. I don't know the name of the installer, but I've seen it before. edit; Refracta Installer
Extras icon on the desktop:

But still rough edges like the installer icon on the installed desktop. And the GTK apps don't honor the theme.

Last edited by deleted0 (2021-02-10 23:41:44)

DeepDayze · 2021-02-10 21:07:55

eight.bit.al wrote:

Been watching the progress of DXT2 over ~6 months or so.
https://scrot.cloud/images/2021/02/10/DXT2_0.th.png https://scrot.cloud/images/2021/02/10/DXT2_1.th.png
Very light system to build on.
Debian Xfce4 tint2 jgmenu Theme: Aurora Nuevo Blue Icons: Tela WM: Material-Black-Frost
8bit
https://scrot.cloud/images/2021/02/10/7b515a451df49bb9c8128f8186ef7d0b9661.th.jpg
edit:
I installed it. The installer is much improved over what he used to use. I don't know the name of the installer, but I've seen it before.
Extras icon on the desktop:
https://scrot.cloud/images/2021/02/10/nice0.th.png
But still rough edges like the installer icon on the installed desktop. And the GTK apps don't honor the theme.

Looks nice much like BL but with XFCE WM rather than Openbox. Think the theming issues can be easily fixed however.

deleted0 · 2021-02-10 21:13:39

DeepDayze wrote:

Think the theming issues can be easily fixed however.

Yeah? Point a guy in the right direction? TIA

8bit

deleted0 · 2021-02-12 18:25:17

^ Or not.

Love this desktop:

8bit

ohnonot · 2021-02-14 07:13:48

eight.bit.al wrote:

DeepDayze wrote:
Think the theming issues can be easily fixed however.
Yeah? Point a guy in the right direction? TIA

What exactly is the problem?
You say "GTK apps don't honour the theme"? Which theme? Is it a GTK theme? Which apps? Are they GTK2 or GTK3? Does the theme contain both GTK2 and GTK3 themes?

ratcheer · 2021-02-14 16:35:03

I have resurrected my Gentoo installation from a couple of months ago. I got Firefox working on it, and I even managed to upgrade the Linux kernel. It's now on 5.4.97 - woo hoo! 5,10 is both stable and LTS, but Gentoo hasn't gone to it, yet. I know you can go to "vanilla" kernel, but they recommend against it.

ohnonot · 2021-02-15 05:30:32

ratcheer wrote:

5.10 is both stable and LTS, but Gentoo hasn't gone to it, yet.

Why would you if your hardware doesn't require it? Honest question. Esp. since the 5.4 LTS series is still alive.

Archlinux' LTS kernel is also "still" 5.4.97.

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