Requests for extensions

[Clopen]

hi!

i would like to request the gnu pascal compiler i'm pretty much a newbie so if anyone could help it would be great

[Medox]

AdvanceMAME + AdvanceMENU would be really great because they can use almost any other emulators like ZSNES, SNES9X, (which already exist as extensions) and many more.

I don't know if AdvanceMENU could work without AdvanceMAME but if so, it would be even better (less space and so...).

There are many fans who would love to use that menu (media center kinda) look with future tinycore "arcade machines".

e.g.: http://advancemame.sourceforge.net/menu-snapshot.html

Thanks.

L.E.
seems like AdvanceMENU works just great without AdvanceMAME. (for external/generic emulators)

[kellykel]

Yeah, some emulation would be fun! Genesis and gameboy and others on the go!

[Juanito]

I have a request:

gtk-doc (also will require DocBook XSL Stylesheets - these are not included in the docbook_xml_dtd.tcz extension)

This is needed for building some gnome apps.

docbook_xsl posted - maybe you could test it for me 

[vinnie]

A newsgroup reader?
I know this http://pan.rebelbase.com/

[kellykel]

What about the best game EVAR! http://www.hedgewars.org/ HEDGEWARS!

[svensko]

Would it be possible to get NetHack in the repo?

Thanks

[bigpcman]

Could someone please add zoneminder to the extension repository.

ZoneMinder the top Linux video camera security and surveillance solution.

http://www.zoneminder.com/

[teastopple]

I would like to suggest some stuff concerning older low end PCs, which can be easily turned into a mp3 jukebox using either tinycore or microcore. I've a couple of Pentium I machines with 64 MB RAM and Pentium II  with 128 MB RAM. Supplying such a machine with a DOC Module to hold the TCL/MCL stuff

(e.g. http://cgi.ebay.com/64MB-DOM-Disk-On-Module-40-44-Pin-IDE-Flash-HI-Speed_W0QQitemZ370187547178QQcmdZViewItemQQptZPCC_Drives_Storage_Internal?hash=item5630e5b22a),

a fanless CPU cooler, soundcard and an external 2,5 inch USB drive to hold the mp3 files, you get a fine player of low noise and low power consumption and of course of low price too.

For XMMS two plugins would be great:

1. Volume normalizer plugin (http://volnorm.sourceforge.net/) is described as following: "The volume normalizer plugin is an XMMS plugin that is used to give all songs the same volume level so that you won't need to play with the volume knob whenever a song changes."

2. Crossfader plugin (http://www.eisenlohr.org/xmms-crossfade/) is a crossfader/gapless plugin for XMMS and Audacious.

As far as I see you can use them both together.

For a console-only player (microcore) the ncurses based mixer 'umix'
(http://umix.sourceforge.net/) would be nice. I think for an avarage Windows user, not familiar with the command line, 'ossmix' supplied with OSS is a little too complicated. Aside from this umix may be a good alternative to ossxmix which depends on the heavy weighted GTK2 library.

Last but not least: What about mp3blaster and cmus In addition to MOC? The latter can be controlled via UNIX socket using cmus-remote.

http://mp3blaster.sourceforge.net/

http://cmus.sourceforge.net/

TIA

[spence91]

teastopple:
For the xmms plugins, you can source the *.so files from the relevant .deb package from one of the many Debian based distributions and then just drop them into your $HOME/.xmms/Input.

extract a .deb file by:
ar p $xmms_plugin.deb data.tar.gz | tar zx

[Juanito]

You could do this and it might work, but far better (and more satisfying) to try and compile it for yourself following the instructions in the wiki 

[spence91]

You could do this and it might work, but far better (and more satisfying) to try and compile it for yourself following the instructions in the wiki 

indeed.

[teastopple]

OK, I'll give it a try next days.

[Frgl]

Ratpoison
Commandline Appsaudit
Lynx

[bmarkus]

Lynx

You can try elinks.tcz