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Den 2016-11-13 kl. 17:54, skrev Israel:
On 11/13/2016 01:14 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:Den 2016-11-12 kl. 22:54, skrev Israel:On 11/10/2016 11:38 PM, Nio Wiklund wrote:Den 2016-11-11 kl. 02:55, skrev Israel:...Hi Israel, I'm happy to see you active again :-) Please advice detailed steps how to get this version: where to start and which command lines to run. Best regards NioHi Nio! It is nice to have things stabilizing again! I just updated the code and will be rebuilding again. I fixed a few minor annoyances in the themes section. So... to update to this version you must add the unstable testing PPA. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:israeldahl/torios This will add my PPA. Then simply sudo apt update && sudo apt -y full-upgrade Or... feel free to simply sudo apt install jwm-settings-manager This should update you to the 2.0 branch. The area needing the most attention currently is the 'Panel' section, so there will be missing features and bugs. Hopefully nothing too major will be there. There is some highly experimental stuff (the recent Includes bit) that will require a bunch of manual labour, and possibly crash the program (completely untested). But I will test that out before giving instructions on how to do it, as I would like to limit the damage to others as much as possible here. But, test everything else. Desktop Windows Keyboard Themes Fonts Autostart The Icons thing is still really basic (only listing the filenames), and I will re-enable the 'icon theme' portion as soon as I nail down why it wasn't working The Touchpad/Mouse section should be tested on Mouse Only (no touchpad on the computer) AND touchpad computers... my laptop has a touchpad and it worked great to get it setup nicely I hope that covers everything :DThanks for these details, Israel :-) I have another question too (very basic about where to start). Can I start with (which would you expect to work) - ToriOS 1.0 live - ToriOS 1.0 installed - ToriOS daily live (debian) - ToriOS daily installed (debian) - Debian Jessie (stable) - Debian Stretch (testing) - Debian Sid (unstable) - Ubuntu 14.04.1 (trusty kernel) - Ubuntu 14.04.5 (xenial kernel) - Ubuntu 16.04.1 (xenial kernel) and where is it best to start testing (what will be best for testing what you want us to test)? Best regards NioToriOS should work quitewell (debian based will require editing of the sources.list see below) Ubuntu trusty will work fine (any kernel) The PPA is built using 'trusty' because the versions of certain libraries. Debian Jessie and Trusty have the same versions. Ubuntu 16.04 will also require editing of the sources.list file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ Here is a bit of code to do this automagically this=$(lsb_release -a |grep Codename:) this="${this/*:}" this="${this/*[!a-zA-Z]}" sudo sed -i "s/$this/trusty/g" "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/israeldahl-ubuntu-torios-$this.list" sudo apt-get update This will work to copy/paste to make it work in any of those described (including trusty... which you wont need to use. I also recently updated a few things. Revision 82 now has initial 'icon theme' support though the program still defaults to the directory view (click on the theme button below to test it out). You will have to close and manually restart jwm to test this... this is on purpose in case it screws things up... It allows me to keep my ~.jwmrc file open in a text editor and copy the content and replace it if, the program messes up doing it. It *may not* implement it in the gtkrc/gsettings side yet (not sure) so it is not working fully. The menu editor program is much better so far, but it is far from complete. It is already as good/better than the original version. Those are the two new changes I added since I last e-mailed
Thanks :-) Best regards Nio
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