Questions to FAQ about TCL

[TinyCoreLinux]

@Rich
I didn't see any change in the status of my posts.
in fact, All you need to do is change the "Message icon" of my post to "Standard".

[Rich]

Hi NOOB
Sorry, I forgot about that. The  bootlocal.sh  and  bootsync.sh  are being executed by the user  root  (i.e. superuser, admin, etc.)  so
you need to specify a full path for any commands:

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ln -s /home/tc/fonts /usr/share/fonts
ln -s /home/tc/locale /usr/lib/locale

[TinyCoreLinux]

Thanks! The path that the symbol "~" represents depends on the user type, right?

[Rich]

Hi NOOB

Thanks! The path that the symbol "~" represents depends on the user type, right?

Yes.

... in fact, All you need to do is change the "Message icon" of my post to "Standard".

Message icons changed.
We mark topics as being solved by adding  [Solved]  to the  Subject  line:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,24110.0.html

[TinyCoreLinux]

@Rich
Thank you, but you missed one: http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,24084.0.html.

[Rich]

Hi NOOB
Fixed it.
By the way, I did not miss it because I did not look for it.

... By deleting your previous account, you deleted the list of topics you started. ...

The only way to figure out the threads you previously started is to look at the  Subject  line of all of your posts. I'm not checking 113 posts.

[TinyCoreLinux]

Q7: How do I make screen brightness persistent?
The screen brightness configuration data is lost every time I turn it off, so that I need to reset the screen brightness every time I turn it on. Which configuration file is the screen brightness controlled by? Or what am I supposed to do?

[TinyCoreLinux]

Q8: How do you get TCL to support standby mode and screen saver (you can also set the lock screen for your password)?

[aus9]

screen saver (you can also set the lock screen for your password)?

are you on TC32 or TC64?

TC32 has xscreensaver-base. I do not run TC32 so ..

TC64 has xscreensaver that should work on most window managers. I am not sure if Gnome (a desktop environment) has its own App or can use xscreensaver.

[TinyCoreLinux]

@aus9
Thank you for your recommendation.
I have a question, why can I use it without installing any desktop environment? Does Xorg-7.7 integrate with the Xfce desktop? Is xfce the smallest desktop environment?

[aus9]

I "perceive" you have refused to accept an answer to Q7 already answered here.
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,24103.msg152159.html#msg152159

I "perceive" a refusal to answer my question on whether you were on TC32 or TC64
I have learnt from other forums, if you let members "get away" with not answering questions, it will come back to bite me. Although you may be different from other people, typically, they have a focus. They have a initial perception and anything outside of that reality is not accepted to them. That allows them, in their own mind to be selective which questions they will answer.

I accept that I make mistakes and may be guilty of false perceptions. But I try to answer questions asked of me.

My advice to you is....go distrowatch.com and look for linux distros that support your native language out-of-the-box.
Pretending Mandarin (Chinese) is your locale/language preference this link might assist
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Chinese-language_Linux_distributions

I will not post to you any further. I am a volunteer here but have my own time pressures.
Just in case you are feeling remorse, do not bother pm me as I have just added you to me ignore list

[TinyCoreLinux]

Q9: Is fcitx not working properly? Run in the right-click menu Fcitx, FcitxConfiguration, FcitxSkinInstaller programs don't have any response.
I tested it on the latest Mint and Ubuntu and it worked, but it didn't work on TCL.

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tce-load -wil fcitx-sunpinyin-locale.tcz
...
tc@box:~$ (INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-sunpinyin.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-xkbdbus.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-xkb.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-xim.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-x11.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-vk.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-unicode.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-table.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-spell.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-remote-module.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-qw.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-quickphrase.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-punc.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-pinyin.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-pinyin-enhance.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-notificationitem.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-kimpanel-ui.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-keyboard.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-ipcportal.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-ipc.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-imselector.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-fullwidth-char.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-freedesktop-notify.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-dbus.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-clipboard.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-classic-ui.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-chttrans.conf
(INFO-7491 addon.c:151) Load Addon Config File:fcitx-autoeng.conf
(WARN-7491 dbusstuff.c:248) DBus Service Already Exists
(ERROR-7491 instance.c:443) Exiting.


[TinyCoreLinux]

@aus9
First of all, Thank you very much for your advice and I'm really sorry to bother you. I think others can choose to answer your question or not.

[Juanito]

Q7: How do I make screen brightness persistent?

It depends on your hardware, but you could use a command analogous to this in bootlocal.sh:

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$ echo 500 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness

[Juanito]

Q8: How do you get TCL to support standby mode...

You can use a command like this, but it is not certain that all of your hardware will wake up:

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# echo -n mem > /sys/power/state