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Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 26. Feb 2013, 03:06
by sqlpython
Personally, I like the high degree of customization that tint2 gives you.
I will choose that before the ultra lightweight fbpanel.
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 3. Mar 2013, 04:43
by Atip
Atip wrote:Epson LQ-300 24 pin printer. After printing a file printer does not advance to next page and hangs.
Last lines of Error.log
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D [26/Feb/2013:10:33:59 +0800] cupsdCloseClient: 12
D [26/Feb/2013:10:33:59 +0800] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Dirty files", busy="Dirty files"
D [26/Feb/2013:10:33:59 +0800] cupsdDeregisterPrinter(p=0xb839f488(Epson-300), removeit=1)
I [26/Feb/2013:10:33:59 +0800] Generating printcap /etc/printcap...
I [26/Feb/2013:10:33:59 +0800] Saving subscriptions.conf...
D [26/Feb/2013:10:33:59 +0800] cupsdSetBusyState: newbusy="Not busy", busy="Dirty files"
I have installed slackware-14 and it seems that the problem with Epson LQ-300 as stated above
is a specific problem of slackware and its derivates like Salix and Slackel with
the version of cups-1.5.4.
In Debian distros like KNOPPIX or Crunchbang Epson LQ-300 printer does not hang with
cups-1.5.4 version. I have reported it to cups, however, I am now unable to login any longer. ???
I have not yet reported to slackware since only today I installed and confirmed problem with
that distro as well. I have not seen a forum for slackware.
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 3. Mar 2013, 15:19
by gaucho
Atip wrote:Atip wrote:
I have not yet reported to slackware since only today I installed and confirmed problem with
that distro as well. I have not seen a forum for slackware.
Hi, Atip,
I've read that LinuxQuestions.org's Slackware discussion section is regarded as the "semi-official" Slackware forum:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/
The non-lazy Slackers here might know other good alternatives ...
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 4. Mar 2013, 07:20
by Atip
gaucho wrote:Atip wrote:Atip wrote:
I have not yet reported to slackware since only today I installed and confirmed problem with
that distro as well. I have not seen a forum for slackware.
Hi, Atip,
I've read that LinuxQuestions.org's Slackware discussion section is regarded as the "semi-official" Slackware forum:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/
The non-lazy Slackers here might know other good alternatives ...
Thanks! I posted there under hardware.
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 9. Mar 2013, 17:34
by mimosa
Installed Full
Network was set up automatically (in KDE the installer asked me if I wanted to do this or not)
Not sure about Conky popping up on login (before the desktop background even appears) - it's a personal choice.
I'd actually be ok with it if it were minimised on startup (but running).
When I first clicked "all apps" in the menu I got an error message. But
when I did so again it worked normally (so I'm afraid I can't say anything about the message).
SpaceFM is nice - I like the permissions management feature.
http://ignorantguru.github.com/spacefm/
I like the choice of Geany as text editor, but maybe it should wrap lines as default.
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 10. Mar 2013, 00:21
by jayseye
As geany is primary a programming tool, the default make sense to me of line wrap being off. IIRC leafpad is also installed, perhaps that's more of a general-purpose text editor?
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 10. Mar 2013, 08:38
by posixru

My home version Salix Openbox (SalixXfce14.0-based):

Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 5. May 2013, 01:34
by caitlyn
Is this 32-bit only or have I missed something, like a 64-bit link maybe? Also, it's been 2.5 months since this beta was released. Is development progressing or is everything on hold for a new Slackware beta cycle?
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 6. May 2013, 08:23
by gapan
No, it's only 32bit for now. And development has indeed stalled, attention is being diverted towards getting the KDE edition released, but that is going slow as well.
Re: Salix Openbox 14.0beta2
Posted: 7. May 2013, 06:19
by caitlyn
Thanks for the update, gapan. I'm working on a review (my first Linux distro review in quite some time) and I wanted to make sure I'm getting everything right.