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Extensions from 4.x repo verified ok with tc-5
nitram:
grabber.tcz also works great in TC6. Was unable to test without imlib2.tcz on my system, as it's a dependency for Fluxbox. Also a dependency for Xprogs, so unlikely anyone will be running without imlib2. Let me know if you would like me to temp install another window manager that doesn't rely on imlib2 for further testing...otherwise all good. Nice extension.
Rich:
Hi nitram
Thanks for testing.
--- Quote ---Was unable to test without imlib2.tcz on my system, as it's a dependency for Fluxbox.
--- End quote ---
There's no point in trying to test without imlib2.tcz since grabber depends on it.
--- Quote ---Also a dependency for Xprogs, so unlikely anyone will be running without imlib2.
--- End quote ---
icewm.tcz.tree does not list Xprogs as a dependency.
--- Quote ---...otherwise all good. Nice extension.
--- End quote ---
Glad you like it.
nitram:
Did a couple 'base norestore' boots using Icewm. In TC6 'startx' does not appear to work without Xprogs loaded for both Xvesa and Xorg. So imlib2 may not need to be listed in the .dep file for grabber as running any GUI in TC6 will already have imlib2 loaded via Xprogs.
Noticed an odd behavior though, not sure if this is present in your TC4 grabber. When starting grabber, the screen appears to shift upwards slightly and if the user panel is on top (Icewm defaults this way), then a second panel is drawn in just below. So it looks like there are two panels running one above the other along the tope of the screen - looks very odd. None of the grabber screenshots taken in Icewm actually showed this behaviour though in the actual screenshot png image. Unfortunately when grabber is running i couldn't switch to another aterm to run screenshot.sh and when grabber is exited (q key) then the double panel effect disappears. You may want to load TC6 and test for yourself to see what i mean.
Did some more testing in my usual Fluxbox setup and the same effect was present. It didn't draw in a second upper panel but shifted my Firefox window up below the panel. So the grabber screenshot is actually not accurate, as Firefox is maximized along the bottom of the panel border.
Pictures attached. Sorry for the dark theme. These two screenshots (grabber vs screenshot.sh) clearly show the Firefox shift up into my panel space.
Rich:
Hi nitram
So as not to pollute this thread, let's continue this here:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,18412.msg113558.html#msg113558
Lukasz032:
libmcrypt.tcz from 4.x checked, working flawlessly on 5.x.
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