Modules for Porteus 3.x.x KDE4 x86_64

[ztrapl]

MasterPDFEditor-3.6.30-x86_64 - Office[/quote
Where is the link at? The only link is for a older version.

Still applies that all modules are here : https://yadi.sk/d/lf9fSI_3hUADZ

[amplatfus]

MasterPDFEditor-3.6.30-x86_64 - Office[/quote
Where is the link at? The only link is for a older version.

Thanks to the mate who upload it, here you can find it: https://yadi.sk/d/lf9fSI_3hUADZ/Office

[amplatfus]

@ztrapl Please, any chance to have last version Google Chrome compiled as *.xzm for 64bits?
PS: sorry for my upper post from 08 Apr 2016, 08:12. I didn't read the thread before post. My fault!
All the best!

[ztrapl]

@ztrapl Please, any chance to have last version Google Chrome compiled as *.xzm for 64bits?
PS: sorry for my upper post from 08 Apr 2016, 08:12. I didn't read the thread before post. My fault!
All the best!

OK. Here is the google-chrome-49.0.2623.112-stable-x64-1.xzm
Download : https://yadi.sk/d/lf9fSI_3hUADZ - folder Internet
Enjoy 8)

[amplatfus]

@ztrapl Please, any chance to have last version Google Chrome compiled as *.xzm for 64bits?
PS: sorry for my upper post from 08 Apr 2016, 08:12. I didn't read the thread before post. My fault!
All the best!

OK. Here is the google-chrome-49.0.2623.112-stable-x64-1.xzm
Download : https://yadi.sk/d/lf9fSI_3hUADZ - folder Internet
Enjoy 8)

Thanks again. I have a issue with this module. I was using before the "--user-data-dir %U" flag to run chrome from root and all worked fine.
Now it stop (terminal freeze) with the following error. This module works if I am logged on guest.

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root@porteus:~# /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome --user-data-dir %U
[4632:4632:0409/100524:ERROR:nacl_fork_delegate_linux.cc(315)] Bad NaCl helper startup ack (0 bytes)

When I run this module from older chrome with the same flag all works fine.
Please, it depends on chrome update "internally" / or is about my LXDE Porteus or we can do something to run with this flag further on?

Many thanks,
amplatfus

[amplatfus]

@ztrapl Please, any chance to have last version Google Chrome compiled as *.xzm for 64bits?
PS: sorry for my upper post from 08 Apr 2016, 08:12. I didn't read the thread before post. My fault!
All the best!

OK. Here is the google-chrome-49.0.2623.112-stable-x64-1.xzm
Download : https://yadi.sk/d/lf9fSI_3hUADZ - folder Internet
Enjoy 8)

Thanks again. I have a issue with this module. I was using before the "--user-data-dir %U" flag to run chrome from root and all worked fine.
Now it stop (terminal freeze) with the following error. This module works if I am logged on guest.

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root@porteus:~# /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome --user-data-dir %U
[4632:4632:0409/100524:ERROR:nacl_fork_delegate_linux.cc(315)] Bad NaCl helper startup ack (0 bytes)

When I run with the same flag on older chrome module all works fine.
Please, it depends on chrome update "internally" / or is about my LXDE Porteus or we can do something to run with this flag further on?

Many thanks,
amplatfus

[ztrapl]

@amplatfus

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google-chrome-stable --user-data-dir %U --no-sandbox

[amplatfus]

@amplatfus

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google-chrome-stable --user-data-dir %U --no-sandbox

worked. Thanks!

[ztrapl]

@amplatfus

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google-chrome-stable --user-data-dir %U --no-sandbox

worked. Thanks!

You can also use this command:

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/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome --no-sandbox --user-data-dir

Enjoy 8)

[amplatfus]

You can also use this command:

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/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome --no-sandbox --user-data-dir

Enjoy 8)

I found out this executabile script.sh in order to run chrome from root under guest terminal:

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sudo su guest << BASH
  /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome;
BASH

So running under guest works without flags (--user-data-dir %U --no-sandbox) but without access to root folders.
BR.

[francois]

@amplatfus:
Running google-chrome without sandbox is really not reccomended, though I like very much the idea. Personally, in root mode I work with firefox or work from root google-chrome in guest mode:
su -c chromium guest

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su -c /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome

You can get google-chrome to start from the kde menu editor by changing the command assorted with google-chrome. Right click on the big K.

[ztrapl]

@amplatfus:
Running google-chrome without sandbox is really not reccomended, though I like very much the idea. Personally, in root mode I work with firefox or work from root google-chrome in guest mode:

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su -c chromium guest

You can get google-chrome to start from the kde menu editor by changing the command assorted with google-chrome. Right click on the big K.

@francois
These two commands are working correctly.
But which is better to use ?

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su guest /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome

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su -c /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome  guest

[francois]

@ztrapl:
It seems that both are good, but I did not examined them in detail. And you were right and I was wrong, you need to put the full path to the command, and in this peculiar case use google-chrome instead of chromium (I have corrected my mistake in the precedent post).