Porteus

I think some C coding skills (no luck here) are required for the task

http://pcmanfm.git.sourceforge.net/git/ ... .c;hb=HEAD

for xzm extracting/packing maybe this can help.

tiger wrote:UPD:
Even modifying *.desktop file in /usr/share/applications recovers menu-cache daemon's sight . So, f.e. activating vlc.xzm and modifying vlc.desktop (f.e. touch -m vlc.desktop), brings vlc to lxde menu.

I think that's it, great job tiger!

X should load the .Xresources file in the xinitrc, executed at X start, it doesn't get loaded dinamically: I tried with the default .xinitrc generated by xwmconfig for lxde. yes, the ntp package is big, I thought (if possible) about the inclusion of the ntpdate binary only (works fine alone): looks ...

I have tried this: I got alien's vlc , I converted with txz2xzm, I activated it and vlc didn't appear in the menus, so I deactivated. I tried installing the original package and in this case I have the menu entry. I unpacked the vlc xzm module and I suspected the lack of the doinst.sh (where needed ...

I don't know if it's me only, but I had to manually run update-desktop-database after loading modules to have the applications show in menus.

seems like activation of modules got some problems: the MODULE variable get its path altered from the original to /usr/share/application/$modulename during the execution of /usr/bin/activate. moving the variable assignment MODULE=$(readlink -f "$1") just at the beginning of the /usr/bin/activate scr...

thanks fanthom, all is fine here :) - I would add an /etc/X11/xinit/.Xresources file with xterm*background: black xterm*foreground: gray90 to have the same default terminal colors of lxterminal and console. - I have copied the /usr/sbin/ntpdate binary from a slackware64-current to set the date using...

updated again with modules built on beta

I like to be responsible of my own work.

he reminds me of William Shatner

I updated the first post with some modules for the 1.0-alpha

prepared a little addon (only links to the oxygen theme icons and some folders, no weight) to the Humanity theme to show kde apps icons correctly under LXDE

shouldn't give any problems if kde module is not active

first thing I noticed after boot is that there isn't anymore the link to /mnt/live/bin/vi for vi (maybe it happened from the first porteus release )

besides that I'm playing with it a little and looks beautiful: liked very much the new lxde theme

http://ompldr.org/vN2RhMA/008-firefox.lzm

don't get used to it

omploader is good, you have also direct file links

http://ompldr.org/about.html