Tiny Core Base > Release Candidate Testing
Core v6.2rc2
nitram:
Thanks for the response coreplayer2.
--- Quote ---For the longest time I too was doing this all wrong :( You are supposed to highlight any and/or all items to check
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I am aware of this thanks. The current system is, however, cumbersome when selecting all from a long scroll list. I am just suggesting an easier method to 'select all', which could be a select all checkbox, Ctrl-a keyboard shortcut or right-click 'select all' option.
--- Quote ---AFAIK It has always been this way, "Missing Dependencies Reporting" only reports if there are missing dep's.
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That doesn't mean the functionality shouldn't be enhanced. You're an experienced user and i'm looking at it with fresh eyes from a new user perspective. Apps inconsistent message output (and lack of) to a new user appears unpolished or worse yet broken.
To reiterate the example cited above:
--- Quote ---- Dependencies > Missing Dependencies Reporting: Also provides no dialogue output upon completion. Odd as Dependencies > Fetch Missing Dependencies ouputs 'Dependency check completed. No missing dependencies found'.
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Why should Missing Dependencies Reporting output nothing, especially since it's supposed to be reporting something, but Fetch Missing Dependencies ouput a completion message. Consistency would be appreciated from a new user trying to figure out the system.
Edit: Or maybe these two categories could be combined into one - 'check and fetch missing dependencies', although this would likely require more work under the hood. Is there ever a valid use case just to check but NOT install a missing dependency?
Juanito:
--- Quote from: hal9king on April 26, 2015, 02:23:08 PM ---My kludge was to come up in another OS and rename the tce/ directory -- worked
but is there a better way?
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You can use two directories - /tce and /tce64 for example - and switch between them with the "tce" boot code.
meo:
Hello guys!
Back home and have made a thorough test of this cut of TC (32 bit X version) including compiling the go language and all I have to say is; WELL DONE! ;)
Sincere Regards,
meo
Rich:
--- Quote from: nitram on April 27, 2015, 01:44:28 AM ---Edit: Or maybe these two categories could be combined into one - 'check and fetch missing dependencies', although this would likely require more work under the hood. Is there ever a valid use case just to check but NOT install a missing dependency?
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I think that's a bad idea if for some reason someone doesn't want a particular extension updated.
beerstein:
downloaded the Core Plus v6.2rc2 version and used live cd with AMD Phenom 64. Booted OK. Installed Firefox 21.X from repo. After install on boot all icons from wbar disappeared. After clicking control panel and wbar apply icons came back.
Same happened when I installed the next extension.
VLC media player still crashes due to missing dependency: libiconv.tcz. It still needs to be downloaded from the V5.X repo and put into /tce/optional
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