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From: Pedro M. (M. User) <pm...@te...> - 2004-04-10 19:13:41
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Sajith VK escribió: >Hi, >We are glad to anounce that "GisMorphix" is now available >online. Its a GNU/Linux distribution for Scientific applications in >general and Gis applications in perticular. Its based on Morphix >and Debian GNU/Linux. Please loot at >http://freesoftware.keltron.org/gismorphix-cd.html > >Major packaes includes GRASS, thuban, Qgis, gmt, igmt, octave etc. >Applications needed for common tasks like Office suite, >mail client etc are also included, which makes it a complete >Operating system. > >All softwares in this CD are freesoftwares. If you dont have enough >bandwidth to download the cd, please let us know. We can write a CD >and send it to you,(only If Inside India)..... > >Looking for your comments..... > > Good news. We need free software and maps to use them with car GPS too. Regards. |
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From: Sajith VK <saj...@ho...> - 2004-04-05 08:24:19
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Hi, The correct link is http://freesoftware.keltron.org/gismorphixcd.html On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 03:36, Sajith VK wrot e: > Hi, > We are glad to anounce that "GisMorphix" is now available > online. Its a GNU/Linux distribution for Scientific applications in > general and Gis applications in perticular. Its based on Morphix > and Debian GNU/Linux. Please loot at > http://freesoftware.keltron.org/gismorphix-cd.html > > Major packaes includes GRASS, thuban, Qgis, gmt, igmt, octave etc. > Applications needed for common tasks like Office suite, > mail client etc are also included, which makes it a complete > Operating system. > > All softwares in this CD are freesoftwares. If you dont have enough > bandwidth to download the cd, please let us know. We can write a CD > and send it to you,(only If Inside India)..... > > Looking for your comments..... -- "Freedom Matters" Sajith VK |
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From: Sajith VK <saj...@ho...> - 2004-04-05 05:12:20
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Hi, We are glad to anounce that "GisMorphix" is now available online. Its a GNU/Linux distribution for Scientific applications in general and Gis applications in perticular. Its based on Morphix and Debian GNU/Linux. Please loot at http://freesoftware.keltron.org/gismorphix-cd.html Major packaes includes GRASS, thuban, Qgis, gmt, igmt, octave etc. Applications needed for common tasks like Office suite, mail client etc are also included, which makes it a complete Operating system. All softwares in this CD are freesoftwares. If you dont have enough bandwidth to download the cd, please let us know. We can write a CD and send it to you,(only If Inside India)..... Looking for your comments..... -- "Freedom Matters" Sajith VK |
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From: Pedro M. (M. User) <pm...@te...> - 2004-04-04 11:59:11
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Brendan M. Sleight escribió: >Hi Darryl, > >Morphix is an actual Debian install, see >http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=1#q27 >For a little bit of background information. > >Also:- >http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=1#q60 >One of Morphix goals is 'To provide an easy, full-blown Debian >GNU/Linux-based install, biased towards the use of Linux on the desktop.' > >It may require non-debian apt repositories for thing such as Mplayer, >which for GPL/legal reasons are not in debain repository. >http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=6&PHPSESSID=ec2388421cffe39214baa5abfc2ee6c6#q38 >There is a Morphix repository but this is not required, it is used for >'morphing tools' > >No difference in file system or boot process. The boot manager will be >GNU-GRUB/Lilo (or what ever you slected) seperate from debain. > >Reference is also made to Installation FAQ >http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=6 > >Hope this helps, >Brendan > > > >>Hi, >> >>Since Morphix is Debian-based I am wondering how close an installed >>Morphix system is to an actual Debian installation. Does it require >>using only Morphix specific apt repositories? Is there much difference >>in the way the file system is laid out? Or the boot process? >> >>-Darryl >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------- >>This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials >>Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of >>GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system >>administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click >>_______________________________________________ >>Morphix-user mailing list >>Mor...@li... >>https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user >> >> >> > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials >Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of >GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system >administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click >_______________________________________________ >Morphix-user mailing list >Mor...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user > > > The morphix installation has a big advantage compared with pure Debian installation : You have your drivers installed ( used from the LiveCD hardware autodetection). So, it's more easy to install Morphix in HD than pure Debian. Regards. |
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From: Marcel C. <m.c...@uk...> - 2004-04-03 15:05:05
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From: Alex de L. <ale...@xs...> - 2004-03-30 19:03:51
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Quoting "Brendan M. Sleight" <me...@ba...>: > Carl wrote:- > > If you call it MDDL, it would mean that it's dual licensed (like QT and > > a lot of other softwares). Which it isn't. > Very valid point, I see it as an addition to the GPL rather than dual > license, but I see your point of view, the addition is a guideline not an > additional license. The MDDL isn't about our or any code. It was about using the various modules in derivatives and one certain multi-billiondollar company which was using our structure without us knowing about it. Since then they have bettered their ways :-) > > As far as I understand it, the MDDL isn't legal and just suggests how to > > do with several non technical aspects of derivative work. > But with guidelines are Sun et al, less likely to comply ? > http://www.morphix.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=42 Sun exists of humans too, and they are more than reasonable. I think renaming it to a MDDG would be quite alright, and would avoid further confusion. This isn't really a -user issue though :-) /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2004-03-30 09:33:16
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Carl wrote:- > If you call it MDDL, it would mean that it's dual licensed (like QT and > a lot of other softwares). Which it isn't. Very valid point, I see it as an addition to the GPL rather than dual license, but I see your point of view, the addition is a guideline not an additional license. > As far as I understand it, the MDDL isn't legal and just suggests how to > do with several non technical aspects of derivative work. But with guidelines are Sun et al, less likely to comply ? http://www.morphix.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=42 Cheers, Brendan |
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From: Carl D. <ca...@he...> - 2004-03-30 09:16:15
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On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 00:28:38 +0100 (BST) "Brendan M. Sleight" <me...@ba...> wrote: > It is all semantics, Indeed. > but IMHO license fits better than guidelines, especially with the > explaination :-"It strives to give derivatives the freedom to use > Morphix in any way possible and only gives guidelines, no mandatory > parts are included in this license. " Well, since Morphix work is release under the GPL (according to http://freshmeat.net/projects/morphix/), it is already covered by a license. If you call it MDDL, it would mean that it's dual licensed (like QT and a lot of other softwares). Which it isn't. Here is the definition of license I found: a legal document giving official permission to do something (http://www.google.com/search?q=3Ddefine:license) As far as I understand it, the MDDL isn't legal and just suggests how to do with several non technical aspects of derivative work. But as for the other input I give in my previous mail, it's just a suggestion. Cheers, --=20 Ir Carl Devos Hellea sprl - bureau d'=E9tude http://www.hellea.be/ |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2004-03-29 23:28:37
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Hi Alex,
I hope you don't mind, I have cc'ed this email to the user list and BCC'ed
Carl Devos.
[Quoting Alex]
> and on the MDDL: MDDG
> might be better less it gives people the wrong idea)
Note MDDL -> Morphix Derivative-Distribution License
MDDG -> Morphix Derivative-Distribution Guidelines
If I remember correctly, in the current Morphix iso's the URL of MDDL/MDDG
is given as - http://am.xs4all.nl/morphix/MDDLICENSE
If the change is to a guideline could you update the URL Name and the text
in the MDDL/MDDG. It is all semantics, but IMHO license fits better than
guidelines, especially with the explaination :-
"It strives to give derivatives the freedom to use Morphix in any way
possible and only gives guidelines, no mandatory parts are included in
this license. "
Regards,
Brendan
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From: Alex de L. <ale...@xs...> - 2004-03-28 22:43:28
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Quoting Darryl Caldwell <da...@ri...>: > Why aren't the kernel and mods debified? Is it much work to get them > so after a Morphix install? It depends on how adept you are with making kernel debian packages. There are source debs online for two morphix kernels, but as the kernel resides in the morphix basemodule there is no easy way to install it directly. Anyone willing is welcome to try though :) > With the exception of the kernel, I should be able to happily travel > down the upgrade path of all debianistas everywhere, isn't that so? In theory, yes. In practice, YMMV. You might bump against the non-existing repository entry in 0.4-1. Quite a few forum threads have been dedicated to this issue though... (on the kernel issue, I'm open for suggestions) /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Darryl C. <da...@ri...> - 2004-03-28 22:13:29
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Thanks, Alex. Why aren't the kernel and mods debified? Is it much work to get them so after a Morphix install? With the exception of the kernel, I should be able to happily travel down the upgrade path of all debianistas everywhere, isn't that so? -D On Sun, Mar 28, 2004 at 08:51:42PM +0200, Alex de Landgraaf wrote: > Hey Darryl, > > Quoting Darryl Caldwell <da...@ri...>: > > > Since Morphix is Debian-based I am wondering how close an installed > > Morphix system is to an actual Debian installation. Does it require > > using only Morphix specific apt repositories? Is there much difference > > in the way the file system is laid out? Or the boot process? > > Morphix uses standard Debian (sid) repositories. We have our own repository with > Morphix-specific packages, but they only provide packages not in Debian sid. > > Morphix compared with a normal Debian install: > > - the /morphix directory, which can be freely removed after installing (it's > only there if you would like to make a livecd from the install again :-) > - normal Debian boot process, however lilo (and in future releases, grub) are > set up by morphixinstaller (not sure if debconf handles these anyway though) > - LightGUI starts X as the user you made during the install procedure > - the Linux kernel and kernel modules in Morphix aren't 'debified' > - In former releases extra non-Debian repositories were added, but as this > always causes problems in the future we're trying to minimize this as much as > possible > > As we're only a group of individuals without the server space or bandwidth to > keep a full Debian repository online, we try to keep Morphix as close to Debian > as possible (and frankly, I don't think we could ever do a better job). I > personally use Morphix frequently just to get a quick Debian install. It's not > 100% Debian, but it's pretty darn close :-) > > cheers, > > Alex > > /------------------------------------------------------------------\ > | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | > | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | > | Phone: 06-16844084 | | > | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | > | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | > \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials > Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of > GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system > administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click > _______________________________________________ > Morphix-user mailing list > Mor...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2004-03-28 19:02:41
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Quoting Alex:- > - the Linux kernel and kernel modules in Morphix aren't 'debified' Sorry Darryl, I did not know the kernal was not debified. Looks like you are never too old to learn. Brendan |
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From: Alex de L. <ale...@xs...> - 2004-03-28 18:51:48
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Hey Darryl, Quoting Darryl Caldwell <da...@ri...>: > Since Morphix is Debian-based I am wondering how close an installed > Morphix system is to an actual Debian installation. Does it require > using only Morphix specific apt repositories? Is there much difference > in the way the file system is laid out? Or the boot process? Morphix uses standard Debian (sid) repositories. We have our own repository with Morphix-specific packages, but they only provide packages not in Debian sid. Morphix compared with a normal Debian install: - the /morphix directory, which can be freely removed after installing (it's only there if you would like to make a livecd from the install again :-) - normal Debian boot process, however lilo (and in future releases, grub) are set up by morphixinstaller (not sure if debconf handles these anyway though) - LightGUI starts X as the user you made during the install procedure - the Linux kernel and kernel modules in Morphix aren't 'debified' - In former releases extra non-Debian repositories were added, but as this always causes problems in the future we're trying to minimize this as much as possible As we're only a group of individuals without the server space or bandwidth to keep a full Debian repository online, we try to keep Morphix as close to Debian as possible (and frankly, I don't think we could ever do a better job). I personally use Morphix frequently just to get a quick Debian install. It's not 100% Debian, but it's pretty darn close :-) cheers, Alex /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2004-03-28 18:28:43
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Hi Darryl, Morphix is an actual Debian install, see http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=1#q27 For a little bit of background information. Also:- http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=1#q60 One of Morphix goals is 'To provide an easy, full-blown Debian GNU/Linux-based install, biased towards the use of Linux on the desktop.' It may require non-debian apt repositories for thing such as Mplayer, which for GPL/legal reasons are not in debain repository. http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=6&PHPSESSID=ec2388421cffe39214baa5abfc2ee6c6#q38 There is a Morphix repository but this is not required, it is used for 'morphing tools' No difference in file system or boot process. The boot manager will be GNU-GRUB/Lilo (or what ever you slected) seperate from debain. Reference is also made to Installation FAQ http://www.morphix.org/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=6 Hope this helps, Brendan > Hi, > > Since Morphix is Debian-based I am wondering how close an installed > Morphix system is to an actual Debian installation. Does it require > using only Morphix specific apt repositories? Is there much difference > in the way the file system is laid out? Or the boot process? > > -Darryl > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials > Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of > GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system > administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click > _______________________________________________ > Morphix-user mailing list > Mor...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user > |
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From: Darryl C. <da...@ri...> - 2004-03-28 18:13:27
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Hi, Since Morphix is Debian-based I am wondering how close an installed Morphix system is to an actual Debian installation. Does it require using only Morphix specific apt repositories? Is there much difference in the way the file system is laid out? Or the boot process? -Darryl |
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From: <si...@t-...> - 2004-03-27 15:15:51
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Got that. As simple as that :( That WAS quite annoying :) And I found out that "Chromium", "GL-117", "Armagetron" and "Enemy Territory: were quite worth the Morphix Download :) I am not into "XPilot" yet, but this seems promising, too. As we almost always play "ET' on our LANs, not having to install it over and over again really helps. Morphix seems to be great. Oh, and I can play "Super Metroid" and "Shadowrun" on the SNES-Emulator (Super Famicom Emulator )too. Yeeehaaa. Sad my joypad doesnt work, though. Gameport-Device, D-Pad and eight buttons (Saitek/Okano X6-34) If I had that one working - its not really fun to play SNES-Games (Super Famicom) using the Cursor Keys and stuff ;) And my selfmade USB-To-IDE only works in Windows, I checked that ;) Cheers Sebastian -----Original Message----- Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 13:36:58 +0100 Subject: Re: [Morphix-user] Slow OpenGL - maybe Drivers not activated? From: "Brendan M. Sleight" <me...@ba...> To: mor...@li... Use Boot option:- morphix xmodule=nvidia See:- http://am.xs4all.nl/phpwiki/index.php/MorphixBootOptions http://am.xs4all.nl/phpwiki/index.php/MorphixHardwareVsBootOptionsRequired Hope this helps, Brendan > Hello everyone, > > Do I have to do anything else to get proper OpenGL-Support, besides > booting > Morphix? If yes, WHAT do I have to do? I seem unable to find any answer to > this question on SourceForge :( > > My Computer: > Mainboard: Medion Mainboard, Intel Chipset 82801BA (not sure?!) > Processor: Intel Pentium IV (Northwood) @ 2 GHz > RAM: 512 MB RAM (2x256 MB Infineon PC-2100) > AGP: NVidia GeForce 4 Ti-4200 (64 MB VRAM) ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click _______________________________________________ Morphix-user mailing list Mor...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2004-03-27 12:37:08
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Use Boot option:- morphix xmodule=nvidia See:- http://am.xs4all.nl/phpwiki/index.php/MorphixBootOptions http://am.xs4all.nl/phpwiki/index.php/MorphixHardwareVsBootOptionsRequired Hope this helps, Brendan > Hello everyone, > > Do I have to do anything else to get proper OpenGL-Support, besides > booting > Morphix? If yes, WHAT do I have to do? I seem unable to find any answer to > this question on SourceForge :( > > My Computer: > Mainboard: Medion Mainboard, Intel Chipset 82801BA (not sure?!) > Processor: Intel Pentium IV (Northwood) @ 2 GHz > RAM: 512 MB RAM (2x256 MB Infineon PC-2100) > AGP: NVidia GeForce 4 Ti-4200 (64 MB VRAM) |
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From: <si...@t-...> - 2004-03-27 12:31:49
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Hello everyone, as you can possibly tell from my question, I am new to sourceforge and new to morphix. After having used Knoppix for about half a year now, I wanted to get something more, well, appropiate for me. I love to play games, so I downloaded the Morpix-Gamer ISO. But if I try to run any game using OpenGL, it wont work right, with rendering rates of about 1 or 2 FPS. I suspect I am missing something here. I simply insert my Morphix CD, restart my computer and try to play Tux-Racer. The UT2003 Demo included on the CD wont even start. I have tried booting from the second CD-Drive, I also ran Morphix with the CDCheck-Cheatcode. Do I have to do anything else to get proper OpenGL-Support, besides booting Morphix? If yes, WHAT do I have to do? I seem unable to find any answer to this question on SourceForge :( My Computer: Mainboard: Medion Mainboard, Intel Chipset 82801BA (not sure?!) Processor: Intel Pentium IV (Northwood) @ 2 GHz RAM: 512 MB RAM (2x256 MB Infineon PC-2100) AGP: NVidia GeForce 4 Ti-4200 (64 MB VRAM) Harddisks: Seagate ST380020A (80 GB, IDE 0 Master) Maxtor 6Y080L0 (80 GB, IDE 1 Master) Other Drives: USB Stick, 128 MB (Not attached while running Morphix) 30 GB 2,5" HD on a Self-Designed (Read: made it all myself) USB-TO-IDE Interface (Not attached while running Morphix) SONY CD-RW Drive (IDE 1 Slave, Drive used for booting Morphix) LiteOn DVD-ROM Drive (IDE 0 Slave, Drive used for booting Morphix) TIA for your help. Yours Sebastian Schneider (Note: I do speak English and German, so if you do not speak English, feel free to reply to si...@t-... in German ;) ) -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/ |
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From: Alex de L. <ale...@xs...> - 2004-03-24 07:58:50
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Quoting Bryce W Nesbitt <br...@ob...>: > And, indeed, that's what I want to do (start with a Bare X, and add one > X app with no window manager). It is not clear what the next step is. Take a look at the howto's: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=71814&package_id=78780 Especially mainmodmorphing would be a good place to start. In practice, there are a number of ways to add an app to morphix. You'll probably have to change the init.sh, for that you could look at how it's done in other modules: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/morphix/scripts-main/ /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Bryce W N. <br...@ob...> - 2004-03-23 23:37:37
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Alex de Landgraaf wrote: > >The problem is that BareX in itself doesn't start X, it only includes X. Yup, >doesn't make much sense, but it was intended for people to have a starting >point from which to build their own modules (add a windowmanager, their own >packages etc). It does have a bug in the init script, but that doesn't change >much... > >Think we'll have to get serious about mainmod/livecd-autobuilding instead :) > And, indeed, that's what I want to do (start with a Bare X, and add one X app with no window manager). It is not clear what the next step is. |
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From: Alex de L. <ale...@xs...> - 2004-03-23 22:36:46
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Quoting Bryce W Nesbitt <br...@ob...>: > I created an ISO with the Base Module, plus the BareX moudule. Any idea > what is wrong? Here's a boot log: The problem is that BareX in itself doesn't start X, it only includes X. Yup, doesn't make much sense, but it was intended for people to have a starting point from which to build their own modules (add a windowmanager, their own packages etc). It does have a bug in the init script, but that doesn't change much... Think we'll have to get serious about mainmod/livecd-autobuilding instead :) cheers, /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Alex de L. <ale...@xs...> - 2004-03-23 22:20:20
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Quoting "Brendan M. Sleight" <me...@ba...>: > I sure you alreasy know that morphix website has been down for the last 12 > hours. (www.morphix.org). > > Anyone have a clue when it will be back up, or what the problem is ? Hoped this would be solved by now, I mailed sitebyte (our new hoster) last night. Sent another message to my contact there, I'm afraid I can't do much more than that. Mysql isn't letting us in, our database user seems to be deleted. Pretty annoying, I'll give you that... cheers, Alex /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://am.xs4all.nl/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Bryce W N. <br...@ob...> - 2004-03-23 17:47:08
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I created an ISO with the Base Module, plus the BareX moudule. Any idea what is wrong? Here's a boot log: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One MainModule found: /cdrom/mainmod/MorphixMain-BareX.mod Loading Moudule /cdrom/mainmod/MorphixMain-BareX.mod cloop: losetup_file: 2033 blocks, 65536 bytes/block, largest block is 65562 bytes. cp: copying multiple files, but last argument '/mnt/main/etc/ssh' is not a directory Try 'cp --help' for more information .... Chrooting to MainModule /morphix/init.sh: line 52: [: =: unary operator expected Rebooting... |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2004-03-23 11:55:51
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I sure you alreasy know that morphix website has been down for the last 12 hours. (www.morphix.org). Anyone have a clue when it will be back up, or what the problem is ? Regards, Brendan http://66.102.11.104/search?q=cache:10lDlvrROfcJ:www.morphix.org/+morphix&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 http://www.morphix.org <br /> <b>Fatal error</b>: Call to a member function on a non-object in <b>/home/morphix/public_html/kernel/configitem.php</b> on line <b>286</b><br /> |
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From: Michiel S. <mo...@aq...> - 2004-03-18 18:01:23
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Try xmms. This works almost the same as Winamp at windows. And otherwise is google your friend ;) Grz, -Michiel -- www.cs.vu.nl/~mbscholt homepage | blog aquariusoft.org/~mbscholt aquariusoft.org software | morphix morphix.org A country that replaces freedom with security deserves neither - Thomas Jefferson On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, komal wrote: | | ----- Original Message ----- | From: "komal" <age...@sa...> | To: <lin...@li...> | Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 10:02 PM | Subject: [LIH]Morphix | | | > Hi! | > | > How to play mp3 file under Morphix? | > | > thank you | > | > Komal | > | > | > ------------------------------------------------------- | > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials | > Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of | > GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system | > administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click | > _______________________________________________ | > linux-india-help mailing list | > lin...@li... | > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help | | | ------------------------------------------------------- | This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials | Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of | GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system | administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click | _______________________________________________ | Morphix-user mailing list | Mor...@li... | https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user | |
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