Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Extensions => TCE Bugs => Topic started by: Juanito on May 13, 2012, 12:59:19 PM
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Would it possible to add a startup script to the tumbler extension - something like:
$ cat /usr/local/tce.installed/tumbler
#!/bin/sh
read USER < /etc/sysconfig/tcuser
if [ ! -d /home/"$USER"/.thumbnails/normal ]; then
mkdir -p /home/"$USER"/.thumbnails/normal
chown -R "$USER":staff /home/"$USER"/.thumbnails/normal
fi
..tumbler won't start without this in some circumstances
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I see, tumbler need ~/.thumbnails. I will add it to the Xfce4 startup which creates the proper running environment. As tumbler is part of Xfce4 I do not want to introduce a new startup script.
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Well OK, but I'm using it without Xfce4...
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Well OK, but I'm using it without Xfce4...
In this case I will add the startup script, no problem.
How are you using tumbler?
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How are you using tumbler?
With rygel - it starts tumbler if found (and if the folder mentioned earlier is present).
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Startup script added, extension submitted.
P.S: Didn't check script, just copied from your post :)
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Thanks - rygel now streams thumbnails..
..although two different renderers only show the image thumbnails and not the video ones
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Thanks - rygel now streams thumbnails..
..although two different renderers only show the image thumbnails and not the video ones
Installing gst-plugins-base.tcz gst-plugins-good.tcz gst-plugins-bad.tcz it works. Will update .dep
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I didn't meant to indicate that there was a problem with tumbler - the video thumbnails have been created in ~/.thumbnails - but rather that there's a problem with either rygel or the media renderer
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gst plugins are soft depenedencies and not listed in tumbler.tcz.dep therefore using a clean Xfce4 install no thumbs for video files. I will add a note to the info file. I'm still hasitating to add gst plugins to .dep or not. Functionality is nice, but adds a significant overhead forcing installation always for those are not playing video.
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I'd leave the gst plugins dep out and make a note in the info file
In many cases I'd expect the user would need to load the gst plugins in order to play the video anyway..