piCore-11beta GUI desktop install

[danny]

Thanks for your help.
I have opened epiphany successfully.
But when I used "epiphany google.com" it showed a blank page.

[Juanito]

How about "epiphany https://www.google.com"?

Otherwise you can double-click on the epiphany icon and enter an address manually.

[danny]

I entered an address on browser, it still showed blank page.
By the way, can I change epiphany to full screen?

[Juanito]

You can change to full screen by double-clicking on the title bar (in wayland/weston at least) or by right-clicking on the title bar and choosing maximize (in x11/flwm maybe).

Did you hit enter after entering the address?

[danny]

Yes, I hit enter after entering the address.
Is there anything I miss to install?
I choose maximize but not full screen please reference attach.

[Juanito]

Both maximise and full screen work for me in wayland/weston

Neither maximise nor full screen work for me in x11/flwm, but dragging the window larger works to some extent.

Have you tried answering the question about setting the browser as default before trying to open a web site or enter a search term?

[Rich]

Hi Juanito

You can change to full screen by double-clicking on the title bar (in wayland/weston at least) or by right-clicking on the title bar and choosing maximize (in x11/flwm maybe). ...

Right clicking the title bar in flwm should bring up the desktop menu.

Item #2 was added to flwm and flwm_topside in March of 2019:

2. Double clicking a windows titlebar toggles between max size and normal size.

Found here:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,22598.msg141585.html#msg141585

The ARMv7 Change-log shows 2017/02/24 for flwm and 2014/11/06 for flwm_topside so they lack that feature due to their age:
http://www.tinycorelinux.net/11.x/armv7/tcz/flwm.tcz.info
http://www.tinycorelinux.net/11.x/armv7/tcz/flwm_topside.tcz.info

Based on the posted image:


It looks like Epiphany tells the window manager not to supply a title bar and creates its own instead, so the double click to maximise
feature might not even work under flwm.

... Neither maximise nor full screen work for me in x11/flwm, ...

If the window frame is still being supplied by flwm then  Ctrl-Alt-M  should toggle the windows size.

[Juanito]

If the window frame is still being supplied by flwm then  Ctrl-Alt-M  should toggle the windows size.

That works 

[Juanito]

One more thing to try - rather than an https location, try http://forum.tinycorelinux.net in epiphany.

[danny]

I can load http://forum.tinycorelinux.net web, please reference attach.
But it only showed page in http://forum.tinycorelinux.net, other page will be blank.
And it work successfully by Ctrl-Alt-M.
Can I let epiphany full screen by using instruction in terminal?

[Juanito]

If http works and https does not work, the problem is probably with ca-certificates.

For some reason I have the ca-certificates from piCore-9.x, which are in /usr/local/etc/ssl, but the ca-certificates in piCore-11.x are in /etc/ssl and epiphany is probably not looking there.

You could try this command:

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$ sudo ln -s /etc/ssl /usr/local/etc
..and then restart epiphany and see if things work as expected

[danny]

I pasted command in terminal.
But it showed blank in web contain ssl.
I tried use epiphany http://XXXX.com in terminal,then I got message. (please reference attach)

Thanks

[Juanito]

Please check if the ca-certificates extension is loaded using this command:

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$ tce-status -i | grep cert
If the command shows that the ca-certificates extension is loaded, then what does this command give:

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$ ls /usr/local/etc/ssl
Note also, from your attachment, the libEGL messages suggest that graphics hardware acceleration is not enabled.

[danny]

I used "tce-status -i | grep cert" got the following message:

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ca-certificatesAnd then listed /usr/local/etc/ssl

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ls: /usr/local/etc/ssl: No such file or directory

[Rich]

Hi danny

... And then listed /usr/local/etc/ssl

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ls: /usr/local/etc/ssl: No such file or directory

Then try what Juanito suggested in reply #55:

... You could try this command:

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$ sudo ln -s /etc/ssl /usr/local/etc
..and then restart epiphany and see if things work as expected