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#21 2017-03-21 00:10:29

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

^These ISOs are built via stretch's live-build packages. Yes, stretch Live supports UEFI. I don't know the status of the netinstall images.


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#22 2017-03-21 00:29:08

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

damo wrote:
hhh wrote:

@damo, can you post your bl-exit config? I'm growing weary of the full-width one. smile

It is super-simple - there are good instructions by @xaos52 in the script header comments. Edit '~/.config/bl-exitrc', and adjust the setting for whichever theme you are using (value in px).

# windowWidthAdjustment - subtract this value from monitor width to get window width
windowWidthAdjustment=620

Thank you, sir! I was looking at the actual script in /bin, I forgot that we had configs in /etc/bl-exit now. I'm back to the classic theme for the time being so I can have my shortcuts.


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#23 2017-03-21 01:17:27

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

^ I meant the instructions were in bl-exitrc, as opposed to the actual script  8o

EDIT: I made a new, small bl-exit theme here: https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 437#p47437

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#24 2017-03-22 06:25:45

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

damo wrote:

... there are good instructions by @xaos52 in the script header comments. Edit '~/.config/bl-exitrc', and adjust the setting for whichever theme you are using...

That should be ~/.config/bl-exit/bl-exitrc btw.
Do you think maybe we should put a copy of the default config dir in ~/.config/bl-exit (copied from /etc/bl-exit) OOTB? It would just be ignored if bl-exit (ie bunsen-utilities) wasn't installed.


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#25 2017-03-22 07:37:41

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

@hhh thanks for the careful review!

hhh wrote:

conky now needs argb=yes, I think.

What I thought. I don't know if that would have implications elsewhere though.

xfce4-volumed is removed in jessie, but that's an issue for another thread.

We don't use xfce4-volumed any more. Unless you want to bring it back for some reason?

I was on AC power, which means there's a nasty gap in the systray because fdpowermon has no icon for that. I've noticed this in many a scrot but never said anything. Will fdpowermon even recognize that icon if we include it, I wonder?

Good question. I was assuming that fdpowermon was simply not putting anything in the systray if there was no battery. You're saying that the battery icon disappears when the power cord is plugged in? We should try adding an icon to see what happens.

bl-exit... this is worth some consideration, I think, and I hate it that @Xaos is M.I.A.

Me too.

It's lovely and I love the way it honors both light and dark themes, but what happened to keyboard shortcuts?

Till Doctor Xaos returns, maybe someone who knows python could have a look?

Mirage under Graphics, can we rename the menu entry to "Mirage Image Viewer" for clarity? If you install GIMP, Inkscape, etc... I'd expect you to know a bit about it, but Mirage comes OOTB, making the entry a bit cryptic IMO.

The  "Graphics" submenu is made by bl-graphics-pipemenu. Menu names are generated automatically from package names, so that would mean coding in a special exception for Mirage - not impossible but... a bit messy. But, how often do people open an image viewer without passing it a file to open? That's why there's no top-level menu item for "Image Viewer".


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#26 2017-03-22 11:03:00

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

re: volumed, no to bringing it back. I forgot that we had replaced it and volti, and our solution worked beautifully on my hardware (and pleasantly surprised me, since I'd forgotten!)

re: Mirage, ok, that does sound messy. Users will open it if they don't know what it is.


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#27 2017-03-22 15:29:08

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

johnraff wrote:

...

hhh wrote:

conky now needs argb=yes, I think.

What I thought. I don't know if that would have implications elsewhere though.

Not always though. It is confusing, and I haven't figured out the cases when there is no transparency.

bl-exit... this is worth some consideration, I think, and I hate it that @Xaos is M.I.A. Till Doctor Xaos returns, maybe someone who knows python could have a look?

On a related point, the width needs to have a minimum value, depending on icon size. ATM it is possible to get them superimposed. And scalable svg icons would be the way to go to avoid the issue - but my limited python thinks it isn't a trivial problem! I have been investigating though.....

Mirage under Graphics, can we rename the menu entry to "Mirage Image Viewer" for clarity? If you install GIMP, Inkscape, etc... I'd expect you to know a bit about it, but Mirage comes OOTB, making the entry a bit cryptic IMO.....The  "Graphics" submenu is made by bl-graphics-pipemenu. Menu names are generated automatically from package names, so that would mean coding in a special exception for Mirage - not impossible but... a bit messy. But, how often do people open an image viewer without passing it a file to open? That's why there's no top-level menu item for "Image Viewer".

My personal bl-graphics-pipemenu is full of "extras" (Mandelbulber2, MB3D in wine, Blender devel, Gimp devel), so adding an exeception for Mirage is simple, and would make it more polished.


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#28 2017-03-23 00:15:53

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

For bespoke Mirage menu entry in bl-graphics-pipemenu, edit the script to...

    menuStart
    for curApp in "${GRAPHICS_APPS[@]}"; do
        if [[ ${AppStatus[$curApp]} = installed ]]; then
	    if [[ $curApp = mirage ]];then
		menuItem "${AppName[$curApp]} image viewer" "$curApp"
		continue
	    fi
            menuItem "${AppName[$curApp]}" "$curApp"
        fi
    done

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#29 2017-03-23 05:49:16

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

^That would do it.

...till we swap out Mirage for some other default image viewer that is.


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#30 2017-03-23 06:37:37

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

hhh wrote:

I was on AC power, which means there's a nasty gap in the systray because fdpowermon has no icon for that.

I just re-thought that: there should of course be an icon for when the machine is plugged in, ie one of the "charging" icons. So, I guess you mean being on AC power with no battery in the computer, right?

Have a look at /usr/bin/fdpowermon which is heavily commented, and /etc/fdpowermon/theme.cfg where the default theme is defined. There is an icon in /usr/share/icons/oxygen/22x22/status called battery-missing.png which is referred to for a low discharging state, but it's not at all clear if fdpowermon will use it when there is no battery at all. I kind of suspect not.

EDIT: It's a long-standing (nota)bug: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo … bug=676213

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#31 2017-03-23 11:32:06

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

> I guess you mean being on AC power with no battery in the computer, right?

Brilliant deduction! smile My battery died so I removed it to save weight and I case it ruptured. I didn't even think that a power manager would be affected.


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#32 2017-03-24 01:01:17

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

Anyway, it looks as if the fdpowermon dev considers the lack of an icon when there's no battery to be a Good Thing™.


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#33 2017-03-31 09:09:18

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

damo wrote:

For bespoke Mirage menu entry in bl-graphics-pipemenu, edit the script to...

    menuStart
    for curApp in "${GRAPHICS_APPS[@]}"; do
        if [[ ${AppStatus[$curApp]} = installed ]]; then
	    if [[ $curApp = mirage ]];then
		menuItem "${AppName[$curApp]} image viewer" "$curApp"
		continue
	    fi
            menuItem "${AppName[$curApp]}" "$curApp"
        fi
    done

Thinking about this some more: if "mirage" was replaced by "$default_img_vwr" then it would be easier to change.
More, we could set $default_img_vwr to whatever app the user had set as bl-image-viewer. cool
Probably also possible to make sure that entry comes at the top of the menu.


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#34 2017-03-31 18:35:20

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

^ That works for me, since I always switch Mirage for Gpicview. wink


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#35 2017-04-01 02:10:46

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

^Me too, that or viewnior. In fact Mirage had a bug whereby metadata was lost after rotating an image: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo … bug=513025 This annoyed me enough to get rid of it, but seems to be fixed in 0.9.5.2-1 in Stretch.


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#36 2017-04-13 13:35:10

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

Stickying this until Deuterium is released.


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#37 2017-04-14 04:32:47

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

I've moved the sticky glue from here to the new Release Candidate iso post.


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#38 2017-05-11 21:28:18

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

Did any one face a problem with CapsLock? My live system as well as the installed system both have the CapsLock key configured to act as Ctrl.

Xev says the CapsLock key is Control_L. How do I change it back to CapsLock in rc.xml?


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#39 2017-05-11 21:34:54

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Re: [DONE] RFT experimental beep-free Deuterium amd64 and i386 isos

linux_user wrote:

Did any one face a problem with CapsLock?

Try removing line 35 in ~/.config/openbox/autostart

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#40 2017-05-11 22:14:34

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Head_on_a_Stick wrote:

Try removing line 35 in ~/.config/openbox/autostart

Perfect!


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