Porteus

The real problem and solution is /usr/libexec/mc/extfs.d/iso9660 script :wall: Even after, I build and installed xorriso, did not solve the problem :crazy: On digging a little further, I found I also need to update the above said script, so I downloaded a latest copy from an ArchLinux machine which ...

These fiddling little details most of you can ignore at the moment, but I for one had been struggling with SCO Unix, PC/MS-DOS, Xenix etc. since 1982 until I found Slackware 1.0 released in 1993. I wanted to try it, but I forced to wait because of non-availability in India :wall: . A good new came w...

The Linux kernel 4.0 stable with overlayfs is out, is there anyone plan to try/use vanilla/un-patched kernel with overlayfs for Porteus Live?

See also: Overlay filesystem

Though a little bit off-topic, but I find https://tox.im/ is promising. I use uTox; much better compared with any, although still at alpha stage.

Check: http://ebba.ddns.net/pub/Linux/SlackBui ... git.tar.xz

IMHO, both the google-chrome and chromium have reached a state, where I may categorize them as bloatware; I hate the page rendering by webkit and the browsers are not faster than Firefox anymore :-(

The new site/location is http://ebba.ddns.net/pub/SlackBuilds/go ... ome.tar.xz and latest version is '42.0.2311.90' which will/can be updated auto-magically ;-)

Try the isohybrid from syslinux package. Hope that helps.

Please test http://bdheeman.ddns.net/pub/SlackBuild ... ome.tar.xz also; it should/will auto-magically download and build latest stable release of google-chrome, for both the (i486 and x86_64) architectures

Feedback of yours though howsoever negative shall high be appreciated.

Please test http://ebba.ddns.net/pub/Linux/SlackBuilds/google-chrome.tar.xz also; it should/will auto-magically download and build latest stable release of google-chrome, for both the (i486 and x86_64) architectures ;) Feedback of yours though howsoever negative shall high be appreciated. EDIT: Upda...

Plz check http://thelinuxexperiment.com/tag/pavucontrol/

I think, you can easily build Porteus modules or bundle of all the said packages yourself using usm ; try searching and downloading Slackware packages and covert them to modules. See also: http://ebba.ddns.net/pub/Linux/SlackBuilds/masscan-git.tar.xz https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan EDIT...

Correct download link is: https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-talkplugin_current_amd64.deb https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-talkplugin_current_i386.deb You're right, the above are the correct download links; I also used these earlier at some development stage, but I now have switched...

Nice. Here is what I got. root@porteus:/home/guest/Downloads/hangouts-plugin# ./hangouts-plugin.SlackBuild ./hangouts-plugin.SlackBuild: line 29: source: hangouts-plugin.info: file not found ## Fixed by add ./ before the .info file on the offending line First of all, thanks for testing and feedback...

I'm sharing these scripts in a hope that these will make your life easier for building, (re-)packaging and, or creating Porteus modules for some of the plugins we usually need for popular web browsers. Please try: http://ebba.ddns.net/pub/Linux/SlackBuilds/adobe-flashplugin.tar.xz http://ebba.ddns.n...

I use the Porteus + MATE as a mainstream desktop; here follows a list of default modules (though, some of these are home-brew) loaded into RAM: [guest@porteus:~]$ ls -1 /mnt/live/memory/images/ 000-kernel.xzm/ 001-core.xzm/ 002-xorg.xzm/ 003-mate.xzm/ 004-firefox.xzm/ 004-flash-plugin.xzm/ 004-hango...