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When I try to use Hugin under #openbox, I get a message about the shift algorithm : it's "encumbered by softwares patents in the USA". So I just have to set manually the control points, which is a notbale loss of time.
It's of course possible to use Hugin in a normal way : it can be run a lot faster under Ubuntu an others distros.Theremust be solution to this problem ?
(I tried to install a previous version but I got this message : "Erreur : Breaks existing package 'hugin-tools' that conflict: 'hugin-bin'. But the '/home/crunchbang/downloads/Huginold/hugin_0.7.0~svn3191+beta5-2_i386.deb' provides it via: 'hugin-bin'"). I don't understand what it means...
Thanks in advance for any help.
Sorry, HP : I wasn't using the command "reconfigure locales" in the right way. Darthwound explained everything in a few words one hour ago... and I suddenly realized I'm still a newby concerning the command-line.
Now, my whole system is in French and I feel more secure.
Thanks a lot for your help, thanks to oupsemma too.
Non, mon iceweasel est le 3.5.13. Le pack pour Ffx 3.6 ne s'installe pas(incompatible), quant au pack pour le 3.5, il s'installe mais ne donne rien... pas plus que le paquet l10n-fr des dépôts.
C'est bien là le problème : les paquets fr pour iced. et icew. sont installés mais ne fonctionnent pas. Curieusement, ils fonctionnent pour OpenOffice...
Mais cela n'a pas d'importance pour ce qui me concerne.
Merci encore.
Merci, HP, de ton aide mais ton lien pointe sur une traduction de Ffx qui ne correspond pas à la version d'Iceweasel de ma #. Aucune importance : je peux faire tourner la machine en anglais, et je le fais sans trop de problèmes depuis quelques jours( j'en ai parlé à l'instant à wlourf sur le French forum).
Les liens de oupsema m'ont permis quelques essais mais, apparemment, il n'y a pas de paquets de langue pour franciser d'un coup la distribution, du moins dans sa version openbox.
Merci, malgré tout à vous deux.
À bientôt sur #FR peut-être.
P. S. : je laisse la discussion ouverte au cas où...
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For those who don't speak French :
Thanks HP for your help... but I can manage with an English version of #. I've been using it for a few days without (too m)any problems.
I tried to use oupsema's links but I think that, up to now, there aren't any packages to translate the whole # openbox in French.
Anyway, thanks again to you both.
(Sorry for my uncertain English.)
Merci, oupsemma de ces différents liens. Je vais essayer d'en faire bon usage.
On Crunchbang Linux.FR, wrouf has translated a very interesting tuto : it's now possible to install # on a USB stick in persistent mode.The tuto and translation, will bring some new addicts to #, for sure.
The only snag is that the system only works in English. Even the FR packages fot Iceweasel, Icedove and OOo don't work when installed.
It's certainly easy to solve this problem but we are a few French #bangers trying in vain to find the way to fix it.
If someone can help us...
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your help, oupsemma. Your suggestion and the previous one fixed the problem.
Merci encore : deux utilisateurs on testé les deux solutions. Elles ont toutes deux fonctionné après redémarrage de l'ordinateur.
Thanks a lot, corenominal. In fact the layout problem is not really mine but I heard about it this morning on the French Ubuntu forum where a few Ubuntits (is it English ?) are trying to discover #!10 together. I'm one of these French people who try to use Linux the English way...
I've transmitted your answer to the concerned persons ; of course, as soon as possible, I'll tell you about the results of the command you suggested us.
Anyway, thanks again.
I'm running statler-Xfce.
I can't solve this problem : when the GDM connexion screen appears my keyboard is a qwerty ; after that, I can use azerty again. Is it possible to have azerty from the beginning ?
Thanks in advance for any help.
(Hope my Linux English can be understood.)
It's now possible to try or to install Statler from a usb device, using Multiboot-V3.
It's very easy to use, even if it's in French. Here's the link :
http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.ph
7#p3430207
Trying to translate the script commands (approximately) :
-- first # : so as to know if a conky process is running
-- second # : if a conky process is running it's being stopped
-- third # : if no conky process is running, it's being started
Answers to your questions
My start-and-stop script is in a .bin directory I've created for my scripts.
No, the other conkys don't get executed by the original .conkyrc file. It can be run separately or a copy can be included in .Conky. For instance, my .conkyrc4 is the original one. I've got two launchers. I use them according to my needs.
I hope my explanations will be helpful : I'm not very good on command-line technicalities ! I'm just trying to learn.
This bash script is my multiple conky setup.
I found it on the French Ubuntu forum last year. It works either on Ubuntu or on Crunchbang (I'm testing Statler with a usb-device).
-- My conkies (.conkyrc1, ...2, ...3, ...4) are in the .Conky directory I've created for them.
-- *** is my (your) login
-- This script starts ans stops the four conkies at the same time.
-- I use it with a launcher. I use it when I need my conkies.
#!/bin/bash
pgrep '\conky' >/dev/null # Regarde si un processus conky existe.
if [ "$?" = "0" ]; then # Si un processus conky existe, on l'arrête.
echo -e "Un processus \"conky\" est en cours. Kill de \"conky\"."
killall conky
else # Si aucun processus conky n'existe, on le démarre.
echo -e "Aucun processus \"conky\" en cours. Démarrage de \"conkyrc\"."
sleep 1
conky -c /home/***/.Conky/.conkyrc1 &
conky -c /home/***/.Conky/.conkyrc2 &
conky -c /home/***/.Conky/.conkyrc3 &
conky -c /home/***/.Conky/.conkyrc4 &
fi
I hope this will help you.
Sorry for my English.
(Newbie trying to learn #! with some other French ones on Ubuntu forum).
What kind of grub does Statler use : grub-legagcy or grub-pc ?
Thanks in advance.
Merci, oupsemma, de ton attention et de ton aide. J'essaie de tirer profit de tes liens.
Merci, oupsemma, j'ai commencé par la doc d'Ubuntu, puisque je suis le plus souvent sous Karmic. Il semble qu'avec Statler les conseils valables pour Ubuntu ne sont pas tous applicables sur crunchbang. En fait, mon problème est dû à la grande convivialité d'Ubuntu qui reconnaît toute imprimante sans qu'on ait besoin de se poser les bonnes questions... surtout lorsqu'on n'est pas très porté sur la technique !
Merci, vinylourson, de ton conseil qui m'aurait fait gagner un peu de temps si j'avais été assez patient ! En fait, j'ai réglé le problème à ma façon, c'est-à-dire en procédant en sens inverse : j'ai réinstallé carrément mon live-usb et à mesure que j'intallais les logiciels nécessaires, je vérifiais si le système fonctionnait.
J'ai procédé ainsi pour l'imprimante et pour mon réseau local. Les résultats sont satisfaisants : beucoup moins d'espace disque occupé, le réseau fonctionne, l'imprimante aussi (en usb). Le seul problème est l'imprimante en réseau que je ne parviens pas à démarrer... Mais j'y arriverai !
Merci encore.
C'est une Canon iP4200. Je ne l'utilise que pour imprimer du texte et elle fonctionne maintenant sous #. Mon problème est que, pour l'installer, j'ai dû télécharger environ 400 Mo en essayant diverses solutions qui se sont superposées ! J'ai fait un peu la même chose pour configurer mon réseau. Autrement dit, j'ai téléchargé beaucoup de paquets inutiles.
Je voudrais donc savoir comment faire fonctionner imprimante et réseau avec un minimum de paquets pour pouvoir lister leurs noms exacts.
Merci d'avance.
Google translation wrote :
It' a Canon iP4200. I use it only for printing text and it works with # now. My problem is that, when I tried to install my printer I had to download about 400 MB in trying various solutions that have been superimposed ! I configured my local network in the same way. In other words, I downloaded a lot of useless packages.
I'd like to know how to operate with a minimum of packages so as to list their exact names.
Thanks in advance.
J'ai eu des difficultés à installer mon imprimante et à me connecter au partage windows de mon réseau local. J'ai beaucoup cherché et le résultat n'est pas entièrement satisfaisant pour le réseau (fonctionnement dans un seul sens).
Dans les deux cas, j'ai tâtonné, cherché sur les forums Ubuntu et Debian, et installé sans doute trop de paquets. Quelqu'un peut-il me donner une liste minimale de paquets pour pouvoir paramétrer mon imprimante et mon réseau local ?
Merci d'avance et avec mes excuses pour l'utilisation du français.
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Google translation wrote:I had trouble installing my printer and connecting to the Windows share of my local network. I really searched and tried but the result is not entirely satisfactory for the network (only operating in one direction).
In both cases, I fumbled, searched on the Ubuntu forums and Debian, and installed probably too many packages. Can someone give me a list of minimum package allows you to set my printer and my LAN?
Thank you in advance and my apologies for the use of French.
Thanks a lot, anonymous, for your help and for your French ! -- I try again in English (!)
I didn't solve all my problems, but my scripts are now in /bin and the ones I've tried work well.
As for icons, I found a setting in # menu and I use it. It's a temporary solution, but I'll try your link soon.
Another questions : login and password on a live-usb pendrive are sometimes useful, especially when one uses persistent mode. That's what I do these days. I've logged out a couple of times and I've had to restart my computer because I was asked for login and password. I tried "cruchbang" and it didn't work...
Apart from this problem, I find # very fast, easy to use, and it's a pleasure to discover it (thanks to all the translators !).
I am testing #Statler (xfce) on a USB device (persistent mode). I find it very surprising because it's so fast and so easy to use !
I found some tutos on the web, but only a few. However, I'd like to ask three questions :
-- my # works without desktop. Of course, there's a wallpaper but it's impossible to copy any file, folder or icon on it. And, if I open thunar, there's no desktop icon, only the usual folders.
-- I've got a lot of scripts and I want to use them but I don't know how they can work. I've tried the folder ".gnome2", as I do on my Karmic... but in vain.
-- What are the passwords on a live usb device ?
Sorry for my English... If someone answers, he can do it in French !
Thanks for any answer.
Thanks a lot for this interesting script.
I'd like to ask two questions :
-- 1/ Would it be possible to get a window opened at launching, so as to type the name of the folder we want ? (I think it's possible in batch, with Zenity, but I'm not sure... and I don't know anything about python !).
-- 2/ Is it possible to watch the photos in a definite order, i. e. in the order they are stocked in the folder ?
Sorry for my approximate English.
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