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Simple-netaid uses ifupdown.

This one:

Systemd: The Biggest Fallacies (by Jude C. Nelson)

Did you uncompress the tarball in your ~/.gkrellm2/themes/ ?

I forgot: xmenu-cacherc has been renamed to xmenurc, and I did change it in my previous posts.

I'm trying again with deb.devuan.org

Recently I developed a dynamic cache for xmenu called xmenu-cache. It monitors /usr/share/applications keeping the content of xmenu up-to-date. The local directory /usr/local/share/applications should be added to the watching directories of inotify as well, but this directory is used only in some exotic cases, so I decided to leave the program as simple as possible so far. I included a built-in *.svg -> *.png conversor, because icons in .svg format weren't displayed by xmenu. You can test the menu running the new images of gnuinos-openbox (chimaera):

https://www.gnuinos.org/mirror/chimaera/live/

Alternatively, you can also install both xmenu and xmenu-cache from the package mirror in your current system:

http://packages.gnuinos.org/gnuinos/pool/main/x/xmenu/
http://packages.gnuinos.org/gnuinos/poo … enu-cache/

Once you have installed the packages, you need to follow the steps below:

• Add a new line xmenu-cache & to your ~/.config/openbox/autostart in order to start the monitoring tool

• Replace the default menu of openbox with xmenu.sh in your ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml

• If you want to customize the static part of the menu (header plus footer), copy the content of /etc/default/xmenurc to ~/.xmenurc and modify the key-value pairs to suit your needs better. By default:

#===== Configuration file for xmenu-cache =====

ApplicationLauncher = gmrun
TerminalEmulator = sakura
FileManager = spacefm
TextEditor = geany
WebBrowser = icecat
Logout = logout

Bear in mind that this is a work in progress, and it has nothing to do with my previous popupmenu in Gtk. It's faster and requires X11 instead, and neither does it depend on libmenu-cache. Only on lxmenu-data, because it requires some .desktop files in /usr/share/desktop-directories to classify the applications by categories.

Here you are a screenshot:

It's the first I have heard of this. I installed the Clearlooks-Phenix-Deepsea-theme and the openbox themerc looks homogeneous and accords with the gtk theme.

No, such script doesn't exist. It might be a good idea to write something like this.

No. There are other differences besides the kernel, e.g. eudev, runit, initramfs, to name a few. So, whereas transitions from devuan to gnuinos should happen smoothly, doing things the other way around isn't so trivial. On the one hand, some packages like dbus need to be downgraded because keeping the versions of gnuinos may be problematic depending on the init system you are using; on the other hand, if you convert gnuinos into devuan from vdev, you'll break the system for sure. This conversion must be done always from eudev.

Maybe, i'll write a how-to soon. Thanks for your interest

It'll be available in a few minutes, thanks.

To automatically connect eth0 i have both:

auto eth0
allow-hotplug eth0
.......

in my /etc/network/interfaces, and there is no need for ifplugd, no need for netplug. Hence, the automatically connect option of simple-netaid will involve only wireless interfaces.

I solved this issue yesterday night. I did a mistake in the format of one of the functions used in policy.c (snetaid) that affected only to 32 bit binaries. I've just uploaded the new packages, and updated the isos as well:

https://www.gnuinos.org/mirror/chimaera/live/