003-pekwm.xzm

[ncmprhnsbl]

check out:
Porteus-bbq, multi wm module for 3.2.x 64bit
and here for more detail :
https://github.com/ncmprhnsbl/porteus-bbq
obviously, it's 25 wms more than you're looking for..

[ncmprhnsbl]

I wish I knew how to set it up with the Porteus dialogs.

if you mean 'Porteus Settings Center' etc, then these are in 002-xorg (along with gtk2 and gtkdialog on which they depend) and should 'just work' (independent of wm or DE)
if you mean the rightclick filemanager functions (eg activate, extract etc) then this will depend on the filemanager used..
for example: pcmanfm in the above module uses /usr/share/applications/pcmanfm-<action>.desktop files to do this:
https://github.com/ncmprhnsbl/porteus-b ... plications
they have exec= lines that point to /opt/porteus-scripts/context-menu/<action>

[ncmprhnsbl]

for porteus rightclick menu actions in xfe:
for filetype (eg xzm or tgz etc) do 'open with' association , and this will appear in the ~/.config/xfe/xferc file [FILETYPES] section
alternatively, you can make these entries directly in the xferc file:

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xzm=activate;Porteus Module;;;;

this has the advantage of being able to define what the filetype is and add an icon path if you wish..
you'll see entries for rpms and such which point at the xfp package manager, this can be changed to convert_rpm:

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rpm=convert_rpm;RPM Package;rpm_32x32.png;rpm_16x16.png;;

and so on..
dont seem to be able to have multiple associations eg. activate deactivate extract... for this see below:

for folder oriented things like create-module(and multiple associations) , make a symlink(rigthclick> New Symlink>create-module) to /usr/bin/create-module(or where-ever) in ~/.config/xfe/scripts folder
and this will appear in the Scripts submenu
and then of course save contents of ~/.config/xfe/xferc to your module

[ncmprhnsbl]

from: http://roland65.free.fr/xfe/index.php?page=docs > configuration files :

The system-wide configuration file xferc is located in /usr/share/xfe, ..

[ncmprhnsbl]

afaik there is no equivalent to gtkdialog in fox (gtkdialog uses a bash script that calls gtk functions)
so (if i'm not completely wrong) to port psc etc. to fox would involve rewriting them in (some language eg. C) for fox and compiling it..
another issue you might have is gui s for privilege escalation ie. gksu and others are gtk(or qt) based..

If yes... who might have this knowledge

not me

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
I have created "EDE desktop + PEKWM window manager" ISO that is constructed with ArchLinux packages.
If you are interested, please refer to ArchLinux packages manager for Porteus (Post by neko #58031)

Thanks.

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
Is that a question to me ?
"Does it use Surf?"

Sorry, I don't know "Surf" at all.


Thanks.

[neko]

@ n0ctilucient
64 bit version has been uploaded.
Please refer to ArchLinux packages manager for Porteus (Post by neko #58031)

Thanks.

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
APorteus-EDE-v17.09.01-x86_64.iso is based on APorteus.
Therefor it is a example of "EDE desktop + PEKWM window manager" ISO.
It is only that.

If you run APorteus-EDE-v17.09.01-x86_64.iso, in the environment you can use reverse tools of APorteus.
[CUI commands]
dISO: decompose ISO
dXZM: decompose XZM module
dINIT: decompose initrd.xz
sep2pkg: group the directory, that is decomposed with dXZM, into package unit.

Please refer to Re: ArchLinux packages for Porteus (Post by neko #36688)

Thanks.

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
"is it possible to add TkDVD (ISO burner)... Netsurf (web browser) and xfeFM to your EDE+ PEKWM iso?"

Maybe, it is possible.
"Maybe" reason is that I don't know what "xfeFM" is.
Would you tell me the package name of "xfeFM"?
And Netsurf is already included in the ISO.

Thanks.

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
"is it possible to add TkDVD (ISO burner)... Netsurf (web browser) and xfeFM to your EDE+ PEKWM iso?"

Yes, it is possible.

1. tkdvd
RPM package "tkdvd" can be gotten from ROZA and be converted.
"TKL" & "TK" dependency packages can be gotten with ArchSPM.

2. netsurf
It is included in "004-bare.xzm" module of ISO.

3. xfe
"xfe" package and "fox" dependency package can be gotten with ArchSPM.

Thanks.

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
"Have the above mention packages been added to the 004-bare.xzm bundle yet?"

No, they have not.
They will be gotten with new version of "Integrated Simple Package Management tool".
Please refer to ArchLinux packages manager for Porteus (Post by neko #36687)

On the Aporteus running environment,
GUI: "ArchLinux Simple Package Manager command" ---> mkapl --->
TclTkAPL:..........build tcl/tk applications (TkDVD)
xfe:...............build xfe file manager


Thanks.

[neko]

@n0ctilucient
New example of "EDE desktop + PEKWM window manager" ISO
that includes additional applications tkdvd (2.2 M) & xfe
was uploaded.

Please refer to ArchLinux packages manager for Porteus (Post by neko #58031)


Thanks.

[wread]

@n0ctiluceint
Did you read this?

I looked at FLTK and it seems to me better than Fox....

Regards!

[wread]

Hi n0ctilucient!
The hurricanes Irma and María made some damages at the north coastal region of Hispaniola, mostly due to heavy rains. Winds tor quite a few trees down, breaking road communications, but it is been rapidly taken care of.

I made a Porteus module for fltk-1.3.4-2 and I was impressed by the toolkit! I think this version has a Cairo plugin or so, at least the fltk-config function has the option --use-cairo. And FLTK has three different themes; it doesn't have to be so ugly!

If this option really works (Cairo), it would be the same a NTK, of another developer...

I like FLTK because it is c++ plain vanilla, you don't have to learn new languages...c++ is already enough complicated

Regads!