Membuat Distro FLDIGI dari Puppy Linux
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Puppy How-To
Installing the NBEMS suite of applications on a Puppy distribution is really quite simple. The following describes the process for a clean Puppy 5.0 installation.
Be sure you are connected to the internet. Then open the Browser. My Puppy is set up to use Firefox, so the following is based on that browser. Enter the following in the url bar and press enter
http://www.w1hkj.com/download/html
Select the link "pet libs". The default is "Open with" petget (default) . Press OK Click the OK button that you wish to install the package.
Repeat the above for "fldigi-3.20", "flarq-4.3", "flwrap-1.2.0" and "flics"
If you are interested in trying the beta package flmsg (future replacement for flics) change the url to http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flmsg/ Select the link "flmsg.pet". Follow the usual install process.
If you are interested in trying the rig control program, flrig, change the url to http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flrig/ Select the link "flrig.pet". Follow the usual install process.
Close down the browser
Open the Rox Filer (press the house icon named file which is on the desktop) Press the up arrow to display the '/' directory Select "lib" "local" "lib" "X11" "pixmaps" in that order to move to the "/usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps" directory. You should see lots of icons including new ones just installed for all of the NBEMS applications.
Open a second Rox Filer window and drill down to the ~/my-applications/bin directory. Adjust the two views so they are both accessible on the screen.
All of the applications (except for flarq) should have an icon associated with it in the last view that was opened. The flarq installation needs to be tweaked. In the meantime you can practice associating an application with an icon. Right click on the flarq icon and select the "Set icon..." menu item from the popup menu system. When the next dialog opens be sure that "Only for the file ..." is checked. Now find the flarq-48.png icon in the /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps view and drag and drop it onto the "Set icon" dialog. Done! The flarq executable in the bin directory should now have the icon with the shaking hands.
Close down the /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps view. Keep the ~/my-applications/bin view open. Creating a desktop icon Is simplicity itself. Simply drag the application from the ~/my-applications/bin view and drop it on the desktop. Puppy will create a link from the desktop icon to the actual executable in the bin directory. Nothing more is needed.
You can launch any of the applications by clicking on the new desktop icon.
Flwrap will accept any of the three methods to process a file.
* drag and drop the file from the Rox File viewer on to the desktop icon.
* drag and drop the file from the Rox File viewer on to the "Drop file here" panel on the opened Flwrap dialog
* open a console window
o cd to the directory containing file to wrap (for example /root/my-documents/tmp)
o enter at the command prompt: flwrap README-tmp.txt
* modify the open console method for compression as
o flwrap --usecomp README-tmp.txt
Advanced usage for desktop icons Create a second flwrap desktop icon. Rename it flwrap-compress. Hint: right click is your best friend in Unix/Linux/Puppy On the same "Edit item" dialog for the launcher you will notice a field named "Arguments to pass (for executables)". Enter the text --usecomp. Press OK when done.
You can use this same technique to pass any command line switches to the NBEMS applications. To see what switches are available for each application you can start them from a command line with the --help switch. For example
fldigi --help will produce
Usage:
fldigi [option...]
fldigi options:
--config-dir DIRECTORY Look for configuration files in DIRECTORY The default is: /home/dave/.fldigi/
--rx-ipc-key KEY Set the receive message queue key May be given in hex if prefixed with "0x" The default is: 9876 or 0x2694
--tx-ipc-key KEY Set the transmit message queue key May be given in hex if prefixed with "0x" The default is: 6789 or 0x1a85
--arq-server-address HOSTNAME Set the ARQ TCP server address The default is: 127.0.0.1
--arq-server-port PORT Set the ARQ TCP server port The default is: 7322
--xmlrpc-server-address HOSTNAME Set the XML-RPC server address The default is: 127.0.0.1
--xmlrpc-server-port PORT Set the XML-RPC server port The default is: 7362
--xmlrpc-allow REGEX Allow only the methods whose names match REGEX
--xmlrpc-deny REGEX Allow only the methods whose names don't match REGEX
--xmlrpc-list List all available methods
--cpu-speed-test Perform the CPU speed test, show results in the event log and possibly change options.
--noise Unhide controls for noise tests
--wfall-only Hide all controls but the waterfall
--debug-level LEVEL Set the event log verbosity
--version Print version information
--build-info Print build information
--help Print this option help
Standard FLTK options:
-bg COLOR, -background COLOR Set the background color -bg2 COLOR, -background2 COLOR Set the secondary (text) background color
-di DISPLAY, -display DISPLAY Set the X display to use DISPLAY, format is ``host:n.n
-dn, -dnd or -nodn, -nodnd Enable or disable drag and drop copy and paste in text fields
-fg COLOR, -foreground COLOR Set the foreground color
-g GEOMETRY, -geometry GEOMETRY Set the initial window size and position GEOMETRY format is ``WxH+X+Y ** fldigi may override this setting **
-i, -iconic Start fldigi in iconified state
-k, -kbd or -nok, -nokbd Enable or disable visible keyboard focus in non-text widgets
-na CLASSNAME, -name CLASSNAME Set the window class to CLASSNAME
-ti WINDOWTITLE, -title WINDOWTITLE Set the window title
Additional UI options:
--font FONT[:SIZE] Set the widget font and (optionally) size The default is: sans:12
Whoa !! information overload !! Study each one carefully and you will find those that are of use to you. You might want to have multiple configurations for fldigi. Each one can have it's own configuration directory with the "--config-dir FULLPATHNAME" specifier.
Perhaps you don't like the default color scheme. You can change the -bg, -bg2 and -fg colors. The colors are named using standard Unix colors. Try this one:
fldigi --bg gray22 --fg thistle
Test these from the command line before you commit them to the launcher.