Porteus

base modules updated 2018-10-14 (see first post) core: audit (new networkmanager dep) archlinux-keyring artix-keyring curl dconf dmidecode dnssec-anchors elfutils eudev fuse-common gdbm glib-networking glib2 gnutls gpgme gpm iana-etc iptables iptables-openrc libelf libeudev libidn libinput libndp li...

version bump to 2.1.3 changelog: 2018-10-06: ver 2.1.3 * Add "minimize" to main menu * "Transparent (A = 0)" is added to the item of "judgment" of the option of the fill / automatic selection tool. (In case of alpha value judgment, clicking the opaque part fills in the connected range, For always wa...

i think one thing with patreon(for creators/content providers) is that it provides a platform for exclusive(incentives for patrons) content as well the recurring payment system..
probably liberapay https://liberapay.com/ is more in line with what porteus is about.. ie. nonprofit, opensource..

are you logged in as root? chrome/chromium don't play well with that.. (i think there's a workaround for this mentioned somewhere in the forum)
else, try starting from a terminal and see what the output is...

Polo: polo-file-manager-v18.8.2-amd64+deps.xzm 1.7 MB md5sum= 7197f77b456e49b618bc006463fd9e40 this is converted from the .deb on the github site. includes: json-glib-1.4.2-x86_64-1.txz and libgee-0.18.1-x86_64-2_slonly.txz have also included a root user .desktop file (even though polo has an inbuil...

ok, if you're seeing the porteus boot screen, it might be safe to assume the problem isn't with YUMI(for now) what exactly happens after that? what should appear: 1.a message about searching for (and finding porteus files) 2.modules loading 3.auto login to guest 4. init4 (which starts Xorg(and GUI D...

base modules updated 2018-09-14 packages updated: core: acpid acpid-openrc archlinux-keyring artix-mirrorlist bzip2 ca-certificates ca-certificates-mozilla ca-certificates-utils coreutils cronie curl dbus device-mapper dhcpcd e2fsprogs expat file filesystem gcc-libs gdbm glib2 glibc gnupg gpgme gset...

Ed_P wrote: ↑

13 Sep 2018, 02:33

I don't see the editing options.

they very basic, just resize, rotate, format conversion .... pretty rubbish really
EDIT: if you click the icon on the far right(looks like landscape, not the eye) the editing functions appear(color adjustment, crop, etc)

version bumped to 2.10.6
updates:

thx for that. But can't download it for some reason. getting 0 bytes maybe your IP blocks mega.co.nz for some reason... trying with wget or curl might shed some light.... anyways here is an alternative link: Pix-1.8.2 image viewer/editor (box.com) and here's mtpaint: mtpaint-3.40 image editor (whic...

mtpaint is a light weight image editor.
mtpaint-3.40-i486-1dj+dep.xzm 1.1 MB
md5sum: b91665d3cfcd431ad98727e84342f833
contents:
mtpaint-3.40-i486-1dj.txz
openjpeg1-1.5.2-i486-1dj.txz

mtpaint is a light weight image editor.
mtpaint-3.40-x86_64-1dj+dep.xzm 1.1 MB
md5sum: 502e4ab88bd3a93d9b430afbecb4bf19
contents:
mtpaint-3.40-x86_64-1dj.txz
openjpeg1-1.5.2-x86_64-1dj.txz

Pix is an image viewer and simple editor https://github.com/linuxmint/pix that works in Cinnamon this module is missing some optional dependencies(run it from a terminal and you'll get the idea) but basic viewing and editing works okay. pix-1.8.2-1.fc28.x86_64.xzm 2.0 MB md5sum: 6d550fd67bf7cb4a61ba...

Pix is an image viewer and simple editor https://github.com/linuxmint/pix for Cinnamon this module is missing some optional dependencies(run it from a terminal and you'll get the idea) but basic viewing and editing works okay. pix-1.8.2-1.fc29.i686.xzm 2.1 MB md5sum: 82c695f76a45c5dd8d08e628ed248583...

apollo wrote: ↑

08 Sep 2018, 12:27

I would actually prefer a source hoster like GitLab, having a versioning system behind may be usefull

+1