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Rich:
Hi madmax

--- Quote from: madmax on November 02, 2019, 09:19:32 PM --- ... The original .desktop file was present, I just was not able to edit it.
Your busybox line copied the one from the /tmp/loop to where it was, overwriting it (root needed). ...
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The  /tmp/tcloop/xfe/usr/local/share/applications/xfe.desktop  file is located inside the extension. Extensions use a  squashfs
format which is a  read only compressed file system.  The  /usr/local/share/applications/xfe.desktop  file was merely a link
back to the file in  /tmp/tcloop  so it was still  read only.  By copying the file from the  read only  file system to a writable
directory the file can be edited and saved in that directory.

The reason for using  busybox cp  is  GNU cp (if installed) refuses to overwrite the link.


--- Quote ---Shouldn't this new edited .desktop file be able to survive a reboot, just like the original one did?
ie: add to filetool.lst would not be needed. Or am I missing something?
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/usr/local/share/applications/  gets rebuilt from scratch every time you boot, as does most of the file system.



--- Quote ---It would seem that the xfe.tcz was updated 2019/03 but could it be that it needs patching?
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Send a PM to  GNUser  to alert him to this issue. Include a link to this thread.

madmax:
Hello Rich:

--- Quote from: Rich on November 02, 2019, 10:18:17 PM ---... /tmp/tcloop/xfe/usr/local/share/applications/xfe.desktop file is located inside the extension.
... a  squashfs format which is a read only compressed file system.

--- End quote ---
I see ...


--- Quote from: Rich on November 02, 2019, 10:18:17 PM ---... /usr/local/share/applications/xfe.desktop file was merely a link ...

--- End quote ---
Yes, I saw that and also tried to edit it. =^/


--- Quote from: Rich on November 02, 2019, 10:18:17 PM ---The reason for using  busybox cp is GNU cp (if installed) refuses to overwrite the link.

--- End quote ---
I see.


--- Quote from: Rich on November 02, 2019, 10:18:17 PM ---/usr/local/share/applications/ gets rebuilt from scratch every time you boot, as does most of the file system.

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Indeed ...
A concept I still have to finish wrapping my head around.
TinyCore's main strength, practically indestructible.


--- Quote from: Rich on November 02, 2019, 10:18:17 PM ---Send a PM to GNUser ...

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Done.

Thank you very much for taking the time to explain all this to me.

Have a good week-end.

Best,

MM

GNUser:
@madmax - I will repackage xfe for Pure64 when xfe 1.44 comes out. I'll make sure the wbar issue is fixed.

madmax:
Hello:

--- Quote from: GNUser on November 03, 2019, 05:27:06 PM ---@madmax - I will repackage xfe for Pure64 when xfe 1.44 comes out. I'll make sure the wbar issue is fixed.

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OK.  = ^)
Please add it to the CorePlus 10.x repository also.

Thanks in advance,

MM

Rich:
Hi GNUser
I fixed and sent in the 32 bit version for you. I'm guessing you packaged it on a non Tinycore system? The user:group were
set to  1000:staff  instead of  tc:staff.  It didn't break anything I'm aware of, just an observation.

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