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kwisher
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by kwisher » 13. Oct 2012, 15:00
zAchAry & laprjns,
Thank you for your kind and informative replies. Your demeanors are what I have become accustomed to in a distro's forum community.
laprjns,
Thank you for taking the time to create the Putty packages for Salix. I look forward to using it when I upgrade to 14.
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by kwisher » 13. Oct 2012, 18:04
laprjns wrote: I've got a working package which I will post in the next day or so. It will not get into the 13.37 repo, but I will build and submit a package for 14.0.
I installed a putty package on my xfce 14 system using Sourcery. Is this the one you built? One issue I noticed is that a menu icon is not added. Just thought you'd like to know.
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by laprjns » 13. Oct 2012, 20:50
kwisher wrote: I installed a putty package on my xfce 14 system using Sourcery. Is this the one you built?
No, it's not mine. My package can be found here:
http://people.salixos.org/laprjns/13.37 ... 86-1rl.txz
kwisher wrote: One issue I noticed is that a menu icon is not added. Just thought you'd like to know.
My package has the icon. If you want to install it then download it using the link above, cd to the download directory and as root do the following.
Make sure that you uninstall the package from sourcery first.
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by kwisher » 14. Oct 2012, 02:36
laprjns wrote: kwisher wrote: I installed a putty package on my xfce 14 system using Sourcery. Is this the one you built?
No, it's not mine. My package can be found here:
http://people.salixos.org/laprjns/13.37 ... 86-1rl.txz
kwisher wrote: One issue I noticed is that a menu icon is not added. Just thought you'd like to know.
My package has the icon. If you want to install it then download it using the link above, cd to the download directory and as root do the following.
Make sure that you uninstall the package from sourcery first.
After installing your package, I get the following error when starting from the terminal:
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bash: /usr/bin/putty: No such file or directory
When starting from the menu I get the following error:
Failed to execute command "putty %F".
Failed to execute child process "putty" (No such file or directory)
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by gapan » 14. Oct 2012, 07:04
You're installing a 32bit package in a 64bit system.
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by mimosa » 14. Oct 2012, 10:49
I can build this for 64 bits. Will upload sometime today.
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by laprjns » 14. Oct 2012, 11:51
Your going to need to install imagemagick as a build dependancy
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by kwisher » 14. Oct 2012, 14:34
gapan wrote: You're installing a 32bit package in a 64bit system.
Yes, that is correct. Fresh install of 14.0 64-bit beta.
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by kwisher » 14. Oct 2012, 14:35
laprjns wrote: Your going to need to install imagemagick as a build dependancy
Installing imagemagick did not help.
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by laprjns » 14. Oct 2012, 15:12
kwisher wrote: Yes, that is correct. Fresh install of 14.0 64-bit beta.
The package that I linked to in an earlier post is for 13.37, not 14.0. Putty for 14.0 is not available in the Salix binary repo yet.
kwisher wrote: Installing imagemagick did not help.
No it shouldn't help. As i said in my post, imagemagick is a package build dependency, not a run time dependency.
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