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Posted: Mar. 25 2007,07:08 |
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Quote (Ebo @ Mar. 25 2007,00:55) | I went to the MyDSL browser and load local, selected the missing amsn which recreated the desktop icon. And in the UCI tool it showed this as mounted. Are you saying that I have to do this after each system reboot. |
UCIs have to be mounted. You can check to see if those are available as DSLs or tar.gzs that will load "normally" -- I think I remember seeing tcl/tk 8.3 as a DSL extension. Whether you find a more acceptable extension, use the MyDSL browser to mount, do it on a command line, or by script is up to you. It's your computer.
----------------- #!/bin/bash # Ebo just wants to mount his UCIs...
mydsl-load /opt/amsn-0.94.uci mydsl-load /opt/tcltk-8.4.uci
# while you're at it, add symlink for wish (unless you have # the /opt... path in your $PATH ln -s /opt/tcltk-8.4/bin/wish /usr/bin/wish --------------------
Name it to a file, chmod 755 it, and throw it in your .xinitrc or something. Or set an icon and/or menu entry for it. Or just set menu entries to load each UCI (either with the command alone or executed in aterm so you see and know it's done) -- use whichever window manager's menu as a guide.
EDITED: hats is right. And you may as well add a symlink if you're going to set up tcltk in /opt.
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