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is using SliTaz to create a very lovely distro :)

What are ram/hd system requirements for all slitaz compiling?
At the moment, a clone of the: - Stable wok = ~42MB - Cooking wok = ~55MB - Undigest wok = ~6MB RAM is whatever Mercurial needs.

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
Need to know login for live cd
(I think X isn't starting so it's giving a text-based login...)

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
Right Clik
Hi, I use the XFCE desktop and Thunar; the 'Open With' command is: subox 'xterm +h -title "Install Package" -e "tazpkg install %f" ' but I'm not sure about OpenBox/PCManFM.

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Right Clik

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
Get-flash-plugin and Wget 1.12
Hi, just install the wget package and overwrite the BusyBox link with the 'proper' one. HIH.

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
Need to know login for live cd
http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:livecd#the-desktop http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:installation :) Hope this helps!

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
What are "BuildDepends" and where are they?
They are packages needed to compile/build that program/package, so usually the *-dev packages associated with it's usual dependencies.

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
What are ram/hd system requirements for all slitaz compiling?
Oh yes, incl. the toolchain packages and all the appropriate *-dev packages. The kernel tarballs are 60-80MB (look at kernel.org) and my /usr/src/linux folder is ~400MB, so even if the slitaz linux-source package is smaller than that (I've pro…

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
How to make slitaz 4 successful
I agree with you, @slicel. v3 has seen some problems that could and have put off a number of users. Heck, I considered going back to v2 at one point had the packages been updated for it. Use of the bugtracker or even just a forum thread to identi…

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
What are ram/hd system requirements for all slitaz compiling?
I should imagine the disk usage figure includes the size of the program's source code (or Wok if you want to use it), plus the size of all the built code it produces, plus a little slack. It'll depend heavily on which softwares one wishes…

Comment by seawolf March 2011 permalink
/etc/init.d/local.sh
Excellent!

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
How to download google chrome
(ignore, wrong thread!)

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
/etc/init.d/local.sh
Pour SHell: ~/.profile ou /etc/profile (systeme)

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
where to download google chrome
Also, try switching to the superuser account ('root') and using TazPkg as the root user. It needs administrative privileges. Documentation on this can be found over at http://doc.slitaz.org . You may just be able to switch to root and r…

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
/etc/init.d/local.sh
Ah, essayez de ~/.bashrc ou ~/.bash_profile, qui sont exécutés à chaque démarrage d'un nouveau shell, ainsi connexion.

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
/etc/init.d/local.sh
Salut -- Le «local.sh» script exécute la dernière au démarrage, juste avant «slim». Pour chaque utilisateur, connectez-vous dans les applications, utilisez le menu -> Préférences -> "Auto-Started Applications". :)

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
Slitaz en mode console
Salut, Vous pouvez démarrer le mode console en enlevant "slim" de RUN_DAEMONS dans /etc/rcS.conf. Pour vous connecter automatiquement, je crois que nous avons besoin d'installer mingetty (en remplacement de getty). Peut-être l…

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
Survey memory consumption in Slitaz
Try `top -n1`. Interesting htop doesn't have this. FWIW, I let my netbook sleep all the time so memory leaks are possible, but it's ~100MB out of a 1GB for a loaded desktop, with xcompmgr, xscreensaver, and a couple of other backgrou…

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
How to get screensaver for Slitaz?
Hi @bamx0rz -- Have you seen this thread? I've converted the XScreenSaver packages from Debian and they which give you a screensaver daemon and a configuration GUI to set the timeout. You could try googling for "xorg blanking" t…

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
The new SliTaz forum is awful ...
I've turned JavaScript off in Opera and it's fine. Right click and Edit Site Preferences to apply it to just forum.slitaz.org. In fact, I've viewed, posted and edited this post in O11. HIH.

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
Open Office Installation Seems Broken
Hi @lamdacore -- I put in a script to get LibreOffice which works great, if you want to try that. If you really want to stick to OpenOffice, could you please run the following command as root, which will output the entire process to a file, up…

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
No fsck?
Check running GParted, then right-clicking the partition. It should have a "Check" option. True one cannot configure it's options, but it's there. /sbin/e2fsck on my v3 system is provided by e2fsprogs.

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
Complete newbie couple of questions
Sorry to bring up an old thread, but if you install Xfce, you can have a "Trash", provided by the Thunar file manager. (On the subject of old news, disabling JavaScript for this site only in Opera has made this forum usable. Just posted…

Comment by seawolf February 2011 permalink
SliTaz on Facebook!
There's a JavaScript widgety thing for users, yes: http://identi.ca/doc/badgeI would imagine we could have one that disaplys the group feed instead of a user by modifying the JavaScript on line #221 to get the url:http://identi.ca/api/statusnet…

Comment by seawolf January 2011 permalink
SliTaz on Facebook!
Spead the spider :) For those not on Facebook (like me) but on microblogging sites like StatusNet (identi.ca etc.) we have a group: http://identi.ca/group/slitazYou can of course join this group from any StatusNet site, not just identi.ca.

Comment by seawolf January 2011 permalink
[SOLVED] open office install
I've put get-LibreOffice in Cooking anyways. If you're on Stable, just download the get-LibreOffice/stuff/get-LibreOffice script from the repos website -- http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/raw-file/tip/get-LibreOffice/stuff/get-LibreOffice -- and r…

Comment by seawolf January 2011 permalink
what is the minimum ram required for slitaz to work fine with virtualbox ?
Probably. You're pretty safe to use whatever the free command tells you. is left. My desktop has 2GB and I've split it 512MB/1.5GB okay, likewise my 1GB netbook 512MB each if I close a couple of bulky things.

Comment by seawolf January 2011 permalink
how to install virtualbox-PUEL 4.0 in slitaz 3.0
You can add "vboxdrv" to the Menu > System Tools > Control Box > Initialisation > Run Daemons box to start the driver at boot-up.I'm pretty sure the get-virtualbhox script patched the files so these problems wouldn't …

Comment by seawolf January 2011 permalink
how to install virtualbox-PUEL 4.0 in slitaz 3.0
If it compiles the modules successfully, load them manually with:su -c '/etc/init.d/vboxdrv start'by entering the root password.BusyBox's "sleep" command only takes whole seconds, so the 0.2secs fails... it's so stupid …

Comment by seawolf January 2011 permalink
"Failed to execute login command"
http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:faq-login :-)

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