Mini WIE-TUN des Puppy-Linux-Systems

PupGet - Was ist das?

• PupGet est das offizielle Packetverwaltungssystem zur Installation von Zusatzsoftware unter Puppy-Linux.<br>
• Puppy in Option die Möglichkeit an, seine eigene "live"-CD mit nur den Anwendungen aufzunehmen, die man wirklich benützt. Das Puppy-"live"-CD-System wird ab einer Pakettensammlung∞ und einem Skript gebildet, die zusammen Puppy Unleashed genannt werden. Der Puppy-Standard (puppy-X.X.X-mozilla.iso, davon X.X.X zur Kenntzeichnung der version) schliesst nicht alle 3XX-Pakette ein. Was geschieht mit den anderen Paketten? Man kann selbst mit Hilfe des PupGet package managers hinzufügen, ohne seine eigene Disc dafür erstellen zu müssen
• Eine andere Möglichkeit, Anwendungen hinzuzufügen, ist die Benützung des Installationssystem DotPup. Diese Pakette sind nicht Bestandteil von Puppy Unleashed.

Vorgehensweise zur (Des-)Installation einses PupGet-Paketts

Installation eines Paquetts:

• Actionner "Start" -> Setup -> PupGet package manager
• A l'apparition de la "fenêtre diablotin", choisir "Install or remove pkgs" (installation ou désinstallation de paquet), puis vous verrez une ∞
• Le volet gauche présente une liste des paquets à installer. Ceux de gauche forment actuellement une collection de 319 paquets (paquets de Unleashed n'ayant jamais été intégrés dans le CD "live", c. à d. n'étant pas dans le fichier mère usr_cram.fs∞
• Frôler avec le curseur de la souris au dessus d'un pacquet pour accéder à des informations complémentaires (sa "category" ou son "group" et sa taille)
• Cliquer sur le paquet pour le marquer > cliquer sur la touche "Add" > le paquet marqué change de volet et est ensuite sur le volet droit > cliquer sur "OK" > le paquet est téléchargé puis installé.

Désinstaller un paquet précédemment chargé:

• Tous les paquets précédemment installés sont enregistrés sur le volet droit
• Marquer le paquet inutile -> cliquer sur "Remove" -> le paquet passe sur le volet gauche -> cliquer sur "OK" pour désinstaller.

Notes on installing 'local' PupGet files

You can use PupGet package manager to get the files but they can also be downloaded from here∞ with any web browser or FTP program (alternative download site∞).

Steps:

• Download the package to somewhere local (e.g, /root)
• Open Pupget package manager, you should now see

the entry you added on the left pane. Click on the package to highlight
it -> click on the "Add" button -> highlighted package moves to
the right pane -> click "OK".

• When asked where do you want to have the package downloaded, choose 'Local'. Then choose the location where your package is saved (e.g. /root). The installation will then begin.

You may need to create an entry in
/root/.packages/packages.txt if it's a newly published package that's
not listed in your PupGet package manager. E.g, add:

"abiword-2.2.7" "abiword-2.2.7: Wordprocessor" on "GTK2APPS 7960K" \ where 'abiword-2.2.7' should be the name of the file that you downloaded and '7960K' is the size of the file.

How to register any arbitrary package with PupGet

Here is some basic concept about PupGet. To start go to the /root/.packages directory and then follow the steps below. Create an entry in "alienpackages.txt" for your package Eg, say that you installed a package called "Torsmo", that is a single executable that installs into /usr/local/bin. and maybe an icon into /usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/. You can put into "alienpackages.txt": "torsmo-1.0" "torsmo-1.O: system monitor utility" on "XLIBAPPS 56K" \ Remember to add " \" on the end, that is, a space followed by a back-slash. You should also press the ENTER key on the end of the last line of the file, so that the cursor is on a new line, but do not put any blank lines. A script to do so: echo '"torsmo-1.0" "torsmo-1.O: system monitor utility" on "XLIBAPPS 56K" \' >> /root/.packages/alienpackages.txt Create a list of the installed files Here is what you would put into file "torsmo-1.0.files": /usr/local/bin/torsmo /usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/torsmo.xpm A script to do so: echo '/usr/local/bin/torsmo' > /root/.packages/torsmo-1.0.files echo '/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/torsmo.xpm' >> /root/.packages/torsmo-1.0.files Faster way to register a DotPup (provided by JonathanMarsden): It is a good idea to have your dotpup.sh register your package with the PupGet package manager as an alien package. Doing this requires the script to do two things: Generate a list of all files contained in your package, in /root/.packages/PACKAGENAME.files Add a one line entry to the list of alien packages in /root/.packages/alienpackages.txt in the appropriate format Fortunately, much of this can be done using an enhanced dotpup.sh template which generates the file list from the dotpup.tar.gz file, and adds the relevant line to alienpackages.txt. Here is an example: #!/bin/sh # # Generic dotpup.sh file PUPNAME="joe" PUPVERSION="3.3" PUPINFO="Joe's Own Editor $PUPVERSION: A Free ASCII-Text Screen Editor" PUPGETINFO="CONSAPPS 1695K" # Untar the tarball tar -zx --no-same-owner -C / -f dotpup.tar.gz # Register with PupGet as an alien package tar ztf dotpup.tar.gz >/root/.packages/${PUPNAME}-${PUPVERSION}.files echo "\"${PUPNAME}-${PUPVERSION}\" \"${PUPNAME}-${PUPVERSION}: ${PUPINFO}\" on \"${PUPGETINFO}\" \\" \ >>/root/.packages/alienpackages.txt By editing just the four settings at the top of the file - PUPNAME, PUPVERSION, PUPINFO and PUPGETINFO - this dotpup.sh template will correctly register many packages. To know more about PupGet and Puppy Unleashed, take a look at Barry's page here. To learn how to create a PupGet package, see How to create a PupGet package.

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