That is great news, Yoyo as you are a great asset to Pardus!  And, glad to hear you have a helper.  The best to PardusLife!
Lisa Marie

Excited about the news and look forward to trying it out!

I'm still playing with keyboardlayouteditor, but can't proceed as 'start character map' doesn't do anything.  It will need the gnome gucharmap.  

Yes, I was looking at /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/tr as it has many sections and Gagauz could be added to it.  A good idea.

Much later...I didn't need gucharmap.  Instead I opened up kcharselect in konsole and drag/dropped characters shown in the zip file you shared.  Too complicated for me to edit the tr symbol file so instead I made it singular and instead of ga (Gambia country) I called it gz.  One thing nice about Gnome desktop is the ability to preview keyboard layouts.  I can't do that in KDE.  Experimenting as I have placed the gz file in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols. 

Looks like this is lacking in kbd.  One can add a font from the internet (untar, then point to folder) in font management but there is no way to add a keyboard layout except what is already available under layouts.

I found this tar and may be it would make a nice pisi package as it doesn't require too many dependencies.

keyboardlayouteditor.  I just tried it, but first had to open pisi package manager and install antlr, python-lxml, and python-pyparsing to get it to work. 
I cd into unpacked folder, then cd src and :
./KeyboardLayoutEditor.py
I don't know how to use it. Will give it a try later. 

Yes, that is what I figured out.  Thanks, and oy-yoy , I  'cd' into the MPlayer-1.1 and  ./configure --help...overwhelming to say the least!  Then I looked to see if I could find the build files for release 259 (I assumed they would be under /var/lib/pisi/packages/packagename but no.)  So, I quickly came here to ask about build file and you have read my mind.  Will have a look at it.  I have mplayer installed (by default) but not the GUI and I don't want to compile the GUI or other things not needed that are already installed.  A learning experience.
Lisa Marie

Again, thank you.  I like listening to music using amarok.

Testing mplayer v.0.0_20110105, release: 149 in konsole it shows:

I read this mplayer page and says it it works better with ffmpeg 0.11.  I will try and compile it, but still trying to learn how to make pisi package.   

I was looking at this recently, but passed it up.  I'm waiting for anka next release, and in case there is one I want to use my download dial up bandwidth for it.  If there isn't I will try this Debian version later. 

Here's the link I found, translated. 

Let us know if it is in Turkish language only or maybe while running the LiveDVD one can change the language and then click 'install'.  That's what I did with another Linux distro who's main language was not English. 
Lisa Marie

a.palius, thank you!

I installed vlc and ffmpeg and the dependencies from the dropbox link and played a video DVD, and it plays fine.
I also played a short you tube video in Firefox and it played video with sound with no problems encountered. 

Haste made waste, and doing a thorough search I found what I was looking for under
/home/myinstall/httrack-3.46.1a/html/server/div

Hi,
I have been trying my hand at compiling a software, namely httrack (allows one to download an entire website, with all of its links).  I got several warnings but so far it seems to be working.  

Trying my hand at creating a pisi package of it is a different matter, but I am working on it.  I don't see an icon for httrack in the untared source folder, and I was wondering where you get these icons that are used in /usr/share/applications/software_name.desktop, or do you use one of the icons that come with Pardus?

Fast repair!  And stupid, never.  Thank you!

I tested the supplied Citrix-Client today.  There were a few needed 32bit libraries as when clicking on the GUI entry in launcher, it wouldn't start.


pisi history:
Operation #44: install
Date: 2012-08-12 10:00
    * libpng-32bit 1.4.8-30-p11-x86_64 is installed.
Operation #43: install
Date: 2012-08-12 09:55
    * libpcre-32bit 8.12-20-p11-x86_64 is installed.
    * glib2-32bit 2.28.8-53-p11-x86_64 is installed.
    * dbus-32bit 1.4.1-55-p11-x86_64 is installed.
    * libffi-32bit 3.0.9-6-p11-x86_64 is installed.
Operation #42: install
Date: 2012-08-12 09:39
    * libXinerama-32bit 1.1.1-9-p11-x86_64 is installed.

I installed glib2-32 bit and in case they were needed as they are dependencies of glib2-32bit: libpcre-32bit, dbus-32bit, libffi-32bit, though these last three may not be necessary for Citrix.  

I then again
 /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/wfcmgr.bin -icaroot /opt/Citrix/ICAClient
Warning: locale not supported by C library, locale unchanged

and the program GUI starts.  
I don't know how to use Citrix or if I can even use it on my computer, but it starts on my system.
Something I read about the warning:
http://sourceware.org/ml/glibc-linux/1999-q2/msg00041.html

Good job on the build work, atolboo!

How much I appreciate your work, atolboo, and a.palius, for the software you have built for us to use.  The loss of the pardususer depot will be missed.

Looking at Özgürlükİçin İçin forum in google translate, I found one person that could not reach the wiki, and I assume they live in Turkey.  I'm not understanding the answer of New Moon.  There is also a detail about Pardus wiki at the main page of Özgürlükİçin İçin written on the 9th Aug.

Scroll to bottom of latest posts, 'what happened to Pardus wiki?'

Thanks anglo for the free nameserver suggestion.  From what I understand, all that are having problems are not using the Pardus provided nameservers in etc/resolv.conf.default which gets filled in resolv.conf when ones connection starts? 

Okay, so I just went back to the default Pardus setup, (no /etc/ppp/resolv.conf file, /etc/ppp/options only contains 'lock' with no added 'usepeerdns', which means when I use kppp I have to change DNS from automatic to manual because ever since Pardus 2011 release the Pardus supplied nameservers would never get filled in resolv.conf.  I then manually add the free verizon nameservers which have always worked for me (4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2) and now I am experiencing the same problem you are having.  When I go to the pardus wiki page, it tries to ping it and only a white page with a progress bar in upper left hand which never brings up the website.  I then opened konqueror browser and went to the Pardus wiki and it shows that it expired on Aug.10 as is seen in the attachement.  Persons at Pardus will have to renew it if they are so inclined.  Odd though that I can ping the page when I have the second working nameserver 193.140.100.215 in my resolv.conf file. 

I'm in Pardus 2011.2 now (not Anka) Of the three listed nameservers, the only one that works is the second one for some reason.  If I remove the 215 nameserver, I can't ping anything, not even with Firefox.  I am not sure how dyndns.org works, but am looking at their page right now to see if there is information there.  I'm going to look at the Turkish forum, too to see if there are similar problems.