Re: Cinnamon PPA with Extensions(updated Feb 04)
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2012 9:28 am
have you manage to get gpaste to save what you mark with the left button of the mouse?lurkatron wrote:awesome, thanks for gpaste!
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have you manage to get gpaste to save what you mark with the left button of the mouse?lurkatron wrote:awesome, thanks for gpaste!
no, im trying to avoid thatunixsurfer wrote:have you manage to get gpaste to save what you mark with the left button of the mouse?lurkatron wrote:awesome, thanks for gpaste!
on the other hand, i am trying to enable it:-) I rarely use ctrl-c to copy so having gpaste to recognize what I mark is a must for me.lurkatron wrote:no, im trying to avoid thatunixsurfer wrote:have you manage to get gpaste to save what you mark with the left button of the mouse?lurkatron wrote:awesome, thanks for gpaste!
Open Gpaste daemon settings and enable Primary selection affects history.unixsurfer wrote:on the other hand, i am trying to enable it:-) I rarely use ctrl-c to copy so having gpaste to recognize what I mark is a must for me.
thanks a lot.merlwiz79 wrote:Open Gpaste daemon settings and enable Primary selection affects history.unixsurfer wrote:on the other hand, i am trying to enable it:-) I rarely use ctrl-c to copy so having gpaste to recognize what I mark is a must for me.
Works for me when it's enabled.
Go to Menu > Preferences > Cinnamon Settingsjamesmania88 wrote:I installed everything now how do I get to apply these extensions?
merlwiz79 is really good at getting those updates in his ppa. He even uploaded a package which included a patch for the latest theme settings before the next official release. You're friend will be in good shape if he adds merlwiz70's ppa to his repository.The link for the ppa is in the first post of this topic.craig10x wrote:Just curious...i have a friend who uses ubuntu 11.10 and he was interested in installing Cinnamon Session...If he does (using the ubuntu file for cinnamon from the site) will he get updates for newer versions of Cinnamon in his ubuntu update manager? And if so, do they usually become available shortly after each new Cinnamon release?
Add the PPA to your repository list and then install cinnamon.craig10x wrote:thanks mordant23...he will be very happy to hear that
just one question though...does he need to install Cinnamon session first and then add the ppa or does he only need to install the ppa?
(pardon my confusion about that...lol)
Sorry I'm not working on themes at the moment.jamesmania88 wrote:I have my issues fixed! are you working on themes to import them as well merlwiz? that would make themes easier to install
I've put some thought into a theme repository, and I've taught myself how to load my own themes into a repository. There may be an easy way to do it, but I think it would be a complicated task to coordinate with the theme designers to get what you need to convert their themes into a debian package. In addition to the theme folder, you also need to create a debian folder. Every time there's an update to the theme, the debian folder has to be changed, tarballs created, packages built and tested, source packages loaded into the repository and then builds copied into all the different series. It would probably work better if the theme designers who want their work included in the repo created their own packages and then could copy them into the central repository.jamesmania88 wrote:I have my issues fixed! are you working on themes to import them as well merlwiz? that would make themes easier to install
I've put some thought into a theme repository, and I've taught myself how to load my own themes into a repository. There may be an easy way to do it, but I think it would be a complicated task to coordinate with the theme designers to get what you need to convert their themes into a debian package. In addition to the theme folder, you also need to create a debian folder. Every time there's an update to the theme, the debian folder has to be changed, tarballs created, packages built and tested, source packages loaded into the repository and then builds copied into all the different series. It would probably work better if the theme designers who want their work included in the repo created their own packages and then could copy them into the central repository.jamesmania88 wrote:I have my issues fixed! are you working on themes to import them as well merlwiz? that would make themes easier to install
Have you made to update the repo package lists 1st?emt_1 wrote:Very very frustrating, can't get ppa to work "Unable to locate package cinnamon-extensions-places-menu" and etc for all extension packages
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sudo apt-get update
Are you running this in terminal?emt_1 wrote:yes updated and listed in synaptic.What is "deb" command, error on that too, command not found. "Unable to locate package..."
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deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/merlwiz79/cinnamon-ppa/ubuntu oneiric main