Software Listing (Links Only)

[duttydea]

This thread is strictly for the posting of links to software known to work on the LLL (Little Linux Laptop)
When Posting Links please can you include:

Name: Tsclient
Description:Alternative to VNC & Remote Desktop Protocol
Tested on: RC2.1
Name of package maker: Duttydea
Link: http://www.filefactory.com/file/af6a696/n/TsClient_zip

Notes:
Please can users of RC1.1 & the Default OS test this out please?

Default Users can start TsClient by calling "tsclient" from the xterm screen.

If all goes well I will repackage up with desktop icon for the Default OS.

Enjoy

[SilverAnalyst]

This is great, we need to have a single repository for all the programs that work on the LLL.

[Unhban]

Most forums, when the initial poster says This thread is strictly for the posting of links to software known to work on the LLL (Little Linux Laptop) it does mean posting of links only. So far two thirds have been non posts.

Mine too I suppose, but only to stop a good idea from becoming one word posts.

Guys, it's usual to keep to the original poster's ideas. i.e.strictly for the posting of links.

[wicknix]

Good point.

Anyway, i know i linked it a few times, but everything on my site also works. Anything not in a specific folder should work on the default OS. The rc1, rc2 and rc3 folders are release specific. In other words packages in rc3 folder will not work on anything other than rc3.

http://3mx.taita.co.uk

Just uploaded some more packages.... ace of penguins (game)... lincity (game)... xfishtank (screensaver)... centerim (messenger)... elinks (text www browser)... iceweasel (browser)... ruby (programming language)... and sablevm (java virtual machine).

Note sablevm only works with rc3 currently. Install it, then open a terminal and cd /usr/bin , then ln -s java-sablevm java ,and ln -s jar-sablevm jar ,then reboot. You now have a java enabled minibook. 

Cheers.

[duttydea]

Name: Putty
Description:This is the Unix port of the popular Windows ssh client, PuTTY. It supports flexible terminal setup, mid-session reconfiguration using Ctrl-rightclick, multiple X11 authentication protocols, and various other interesting things not provided by ssh in an xterm.
Tested on: RC3
Name of package maker: Duttydea
Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DQPCJO30

Please note. This package has an extension .3mx rather than the standard .xap

Enjoy!!

[wicknix]

Just uploaded irssi (irc client)... naim (console aim,icq,irc and lily client)... perl-5.8.8 (programming language)... and rox-filer (file manager). Also repacked sablevm so all the linking is already done for you so you can ignore my previous post about it.

http://3mx.taita.co.uk

Cheers.

[duttydea]

Name: fmsx emulator
Description:MSX was the name of a standardized home computer architecture in the 1980s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSX
Tested on: RC3
Name of package maker: Ruben @ Trendtac.hyves.nl
Link URL: ]http://www.divshare.com/download/6986849-697
Trendtac.hyves.nl Link:http://trendtac.hyves.nl/forum/2703996/KO7q/ALL_ABOUT_THE_3MX_DISTRO_BY_MATT_O/?threadsortmethod=1
The Packager Claims That this works on RC3!!

Enjoy!!

[duttydea]

Name: Ethstatus
Description:ethstatus - Console-based ethernet statistics monitor 
Tested on: RC3
Name of package maker: Duttydea
Link URL: http://filefactory.com/file/af9d8h6/n/ethstatus-01_zip

Additional info: http://olympus.het.brown.edu/cgi-bin/man/man2html?ethstatus+1
Screen Dump http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/PNvCOmxowwYedSYu_28yoQ?authkey=Gv1sRgCKj1-__u8NrVkQE&feat=directlink


Jwm Menu Edit:

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<Menu icon="mycomputer.png" label="Monitors">
<Program icon="networdsetup.png" label="eth0">xterm -bg black -fg red3 -T "Network Status Monitor (eth0)" -e ethstatus -i eth0</Program>
<Program icon="networdsetup.png" label="eth1">xterm -bg black -fg red3 -T "Network Status Monitor (eth1)" -e ethstatus -i eth1</Program>
</Menu>
Please note. This package has an extension .3mx rather than the standard .xap

Enjoy!!

[duttydea]

Name: USBView
Description:USBView is a small GTK application to show what the device tree of the USB bus looks like. It shows a graphical representation of the devices that are currently plugged in, showing the topology of the USB bus. It also displays information on each individual device on the bus.
Tested on: RC3
Name of package maker: Duttydea
Link URL: http://filefactory.com/file/af9eaae/n/usbview-01_zip

Screenshot: http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/TgYtWtKQ51mME80tRRVl9g?authkey=Gv1sRgCKj1-__u8NrVkQE&feat=directlink

Additional info: http://www.kroah.com/linux-usb/

[duttydea]

Name: jwm-backup
Description:A Collection of Scripts to backup & restore your jwm File from either USB or SD
Tested on: RC3
Name of package maker: Duttydea
Link URL: http://filefactory.com/file/af9fd5e/n/jwm-backup-01_zip

Screenshot:http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/TWJhxESZP_XieymwKK6KEQ?authkey=Gv1sRgCKj1-__u8NrVkQE&feat=directlink

Info: my knowledge of linux is not great!! this script was made by gooleing to get the right commands.
Please feel free to make any changes to the Script and upload to this thread!!

Code Example: Backup to USB

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#!/bin/sh
#JWM Backup Script
#Written by Darrell
cd /etc/jwm
ls
echo ""
if cp /etc/jwm/jwmrc /USB/USB_1
then
echo "Your JWRC folder has been backed up!!"
else
echo "COPY FAILED"
fi
sleep 5
Code Example: Restore from USB

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#!/bin/sh
#JWM Backup Script
#Written by Darrell
cd /USB/USB_1/
ls
echo ""
if cp  /USB/USB_1/jwmrc /etc/jwm
then
echo "Your JWRC folder has been Restored!!"
else
echo "COPY FAILED"
fi
sleep 5
Add the Following to your jwm file:

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<Menu icon="editors.png" label="JWM Backup Tools">
 <Program icon="pendrive.png" label="Backup to USB">xterm -bg black -fg red3 -T "JWM Backup Script (by Darrell)" -e jwm_usb-bkup</Program>
 <Program icon="sdcard.jpg" label="Backup to SD">xterm -bg black -fg red3 -T "JWM Backup Script (by Darrell)" -e jwm_sd-bkup</Program>
<Separator/>
<Program icon="pendrive.png" label="Restore From USB">xterm -bg black -fg red3 -T "JWM Backup Script (by Darrell)" -e jwm_usb-restore</Program>
<Program icon="sdcard.jpg" label="Restore From SD">xterm -bg black -fg red3 -T "JWM Backup Script (by Darrell)" -e jwm_sd-restore</Program>
<Separator/>
<Program icon="settings.png" label="Edit JWM">leafpad /etc/jwm/jwmrc</Program>
<Restart icon="restart.png" label="Reload Menu"/>
</Menu>

Enjoy

[FezzFest]

I already made a package of TSClient and Xterm, but it seems other people were first
Anyway, on the Elonex OS, people can start the TSClient application in the tab "Other".

It's called Terminal Server in there, in the tsclient.desktop file, they say it should be "Terminal Server Client" but that probably didn't fit on the screen

[FezzFest]

Name: DosBox v0.72
Description: Microsoft DOS-emulator for Linux/Windows/MacOS
Tested on: 3MX RC4.0
Creator: FezzFest
Link: http://petervanakelyen.webs.com/TrendTac/DosBox_v072.zip

Note: currently offline

[FezzFest]

Name: TSClient v0.150
Description: Terminal Server Client (RDP)
Tested on: 3MX RC4.0, 3MX Ultra
Creator: FezzFest
Link: http://petervanakelyen.webs.com/TrendTac/tsclient-v0.150.zip
Notes: Much more up-to-date than TSClient in topic start.

[FezzFest]

Name: Kaffe v1.1.7
Description: Java Environment
Tested on: 3MX Ultra
Creator: FezzFest
Link: http://petervanakelyen.webs.com/TrendTac/Kaffe-1.1.7.zip
Notes: It works, but it is quite slow.

[nx]

Name: xmms
Description: audio player with mp3 (fixed-point) and ogg vorbis (fixed-point) support and ogg streaming support
Tested on: 3MX Ultra3
Link URL: http://www.filefactory.com/file/cc0c56e/n/xmms-7in1.tar.gz
Notes: mp3 streaming doesn't work, use xine or ipradio instead