Re: extension manager
Code: [Select]root@TCL:~# tce-audit notrequired /etc/sysconfig/tcedir//usr/bin/tce-audit: line 282: can't open tce.lst: no such fileThe following are NOT required by any other extensions:for any action...
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Run "tce-audit builddb", that's a necessary step for most of the other functions. You don't need to pass the directory if using the default, like you are.
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Perhaps an option in tce-load to download the list and info files for an extension, just as a starting point? I used to do that with a script but it turned out I pretty much never used those files...
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Re: Font improvements in ~/.Xdefaults
Update: found a solution with scaled fonts instead.Even though my go-to quickies of usingaterm -fn 10x20oraterm -fn 12x24got me up and running, I wanted even larger grandpa-sized fonts. Sacrificing...
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Right now I'm using Tinycore Pure64 on an Acer AXC-704G-UW61 desktop with UEFI enabled. Got it as a clean refurb with Win10 installed.I was easily able to disable secure-boot. It was also easy to...
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There's a helper script, tce-fetch.sh, that can be used. "tce-fetch.sh nano.tcz.info" will download that to the current dir.
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I found the existing tce scripts give you all the tools to maintain extensions. Incomplete list of tinycore command line tools. [code]Command Function ab browse local and...
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Mostly the latest gear.. A recent edition to my systems is an ASUS Gaming Notebook, Core i7 (7th gen), 16 GB Ram, SSD, Nvidia GTX 1070. & a 4k monitor via HDMI, UEFI multi boot & Secure Boot...
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Update:If you try opening *some* programs with urxvt like I did with a 32 bit install from CorePlus and a subsequent download and install of urxvt / rxvt, you may get the error:Error opening terminal:...
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I prefer rxvt-unicode / urxvt, too, but it has its flaws.I came up with this addition to .ashrc to fix startup of certain programs[code]case $- in *i*) ### Interactive shell. case "$TERM" in...
View ArticleSimple image viewer, which approach should I take?
Hi guysI am very new to the Tiny Core Linux distribution, but I really like the concepts with a small footprint and everything in RAM.I have an old 1080p LCD monitor lying around and decided I would...
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There are framebuffer image viewers that do not require X, such as fbv. You may need to compile one in case there isn't one in the pi repos.
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Re: Simple image viewer, which approach should I take?
Hi polikuoQuote from: polikuo on Today at 01:28:09 AM[Edit]I've never used fbv before,it works when my Xserver is running,but it doesn't seem to work without loading a Xserver. That's because you need...
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Re: extension manager
Clearly, I need to pay more attention to these things - I'm getting behind the curve.
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Quote from: polikuo on Today at 01:28:09 AMTo compile fbv from source:[code]## compile from sourcetce-load -i compiletc libjpeg-turbo-dev libpng-dev gitgit clone...
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I believe some of these commands are mainly intended for being used internally.
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Hi ChauAn Xserver would be Xvesa or Xorg, you need one of those. You don't need to install a window manager. Yes, you do need torun startX to start X.
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I do use fbv in a loop for displaying a boot animation during ... boot.So I'm positive it doesn't depend on a running X server in order to display images.It doesn't support a hole lot of image...
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The irony with TC is that with the brand new low-budget desktop I bought just for it, is total overkill for what I do making it a screamer!I'm running the 32 bit version of TC on a 64 bit box with 4gb...
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