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• Started 8 years ago by lycoris
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   lycoris
   

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   Hi everybody,
   any chance to install/run Adobe Air on Slitaz?

   As an example i have game for linux: Botanicula
   System requirements for this the game;
   Os: Linux x32
   Processor; Pentium 4 1.7 ГГц
   Ram: 512 МБ
   Video card: 64 МБ OpenGL
   Audio: alsa/oss
   Place on HD: 1 ГБ
   and of course need Adobe Air on system :-)

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   Aleksej
   

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   Hi Andrei,

   I played Botanicula about a year ago under WinXP. Great game!

   First link about Adobe Air on Linux: https://helpx.adobe.com/air/kb/install-32-bit-air-linux.html
   I'll try to do something with it...

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   lycoris
   

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   Hi,
   Aleksej,
   try this (maybe) as officially Adode drop support for linux:
   http://airdownload.adobe.com/air/lin/download/2.6/AdobeAIRInstaller.bin -

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   Aleksej
   

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   Hi Andrei,

   Adobe AIR package just prepared. You can download it (and read the description!) from the build bot page:
   http://cook.slitaz.org/cooker.cgi?pkg=adobe-air-sdk

   I tested it with the Botanicula, and it works pretty well for me :D
   Nice gaming!

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   andreid
   

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   Aleksej
   Many thanks!

   P.S.
   Maybe its not for topic but is it possible to have Pinta for Slitaz by the same way ... we have everything https://pinta-project.com/pintaproject/pinta/releases

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   Aleksej
   

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   Hi Andrei,

   Pinta is here: http://cook.slitaz.org/cooker.cgi?download=pinta-1.6.tazpkg (775.7 KB)
   Also, it depends on the new package "gtk-sharp": http://cook.slitaz.org/cooker.cgi?download=gtk-sharp-2.12.26.tazpkg (471.9 KB).
   And, of course, all this machinery needs "mono" (23.4 MB). It slightly old, but works well.

   Roughly tomorrow (or the day after) the new packages will be available on the mirror. And now you can download them only at the above links.

   What are the more great ideas? :)

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   Genesis
   

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   Thank you very much, Aleksej! I use Pinta at Windows (it's much better than the standard Paint), and now I can also work with it at Slitaz!

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   andreid
   

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   Aleksej, wrote "more great ideas? :)"

   Yandex.Disk, why not ))) http://repo.yandex.ru/yandex-disk/?instant=1

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   andreid
   

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   Aleksej,many thanks for work !!!

   and of course will be great on Slitaz to see Flickr uploader: Frogr https://www.flickr.com , here we have 1 TB for photo and video. As Android user i now that Google Photo too small for keeping staff ))).I am using Flikr for this, here is source at https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Frogr

   and Cloud.mail from mail.ru https://help.mail.ru/cloud_web/app/linux

   also we have ICQ https://icq.com/linux/ru (me, me i not user of icq, but... maybe fo some person)

   Posted 8 years ago #
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    andreid
    

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    xNeur - Punto Switcher for Linux https://github.com/AndrewCrewKuznetsov/xneur-devel to switch language on keyboard automatically!

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    andreid
    

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    HTTrack is a free (GPL, libre/free software) and easy-to-use offline browser utility.
    It allows you to download a World Wide Web site from the Internet to a local directory, building recursively all directories, getting HTML, images, and other files from the server to your computer https://www.httrack.com/page/2/en/index.html

    So i found it in repo (but its not working) ))) Sorry! And i can not delete this message...

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    andreid
    

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    Surprisingly, we not have it!
    KompoZer is a complete web authoring system that combines web file management and easy-to-use WYSIWYG web page editing http://www.kompozer.net/

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    Aleksej
    

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    Hi there!

    I have not gone :)
    These days I working under desktop integration for the Yandex.Disk. It will use official commandline client, context menus in the PCManFM to share/unshare files and folders, YAD dialogues to display some info or settings, and FreeDesktop notifications to display errors or the process of the file uploading.

    I think it would be A-one :D
    Stay tuned!

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    andreid
    

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    Aleksej,
    Many thanks!!!
    I have no experience of deep integration into the system. So will be great to see Yandex.Disk and more...

    P.S. In my case i convert .deb to tazpkg, and it is works but only in command line (((

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    Aleksej
    

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    About HTTrack.

    It shows the error in the console:
    /usr/bin/webhttrack(4300): cound not find any suitable browser

    I found that it needed any binary file from the list below, placed on any of the paths:
    

    xdg-open sensible-browser x-www-browser www-browser iceape mozilla firefox
    icecat iceweasel abrowser firebird galeon konqueror opera chrome chromium
    chromium-browser netscape
    
    /usr/local/bin/
    /usr/share/bin/
    /usr/bin/
    /usr/lib/httrack/
    /usr/local/lib/httrack/
    /usr/local/share/httrack/
    /opt/local/bin/
    /sw/bin/
    ~/usr/bin/
    ~/bin/
    ~/.local/bin/
    /usr/sbin/
    /usr/bin/
    /sbin/
    /bin/
    /usr/games/
    /usr/local/sbin/
    /usr/local/bin/

    Next command, executed as root, solves the problem:

    ln -s tazweb /usr/bin/www-browser

    Next warning in the console about wrong option in the 'ps' command: Busybox's tiny version of 'ps' not supported the option '-U'. I think the installation of the procps package will solve this small problem.

    Posted 8 years ago #

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