02-13-2024, 05:18 AM
Thanks for the feedback Yan.
1) May I know the specific computer you are using please?
2) Could you please install network-assistant and see if that helps you get wifi working?
3) Yeah, a lot of the applications had pretty large dependencies and I need to figure out exactly how to handle that. Meaning scrap the antiX control center all together or modify the code to call lighter alternatives.
4) Yeah and part of the reason why 5) is a thing.
5) The antiX menu update system is still in place, but being bypassed with a custom menu. You could see the changes in .fluxbox/menu and .jwm/menu. I was having issues with the antiX menuing sytem and just hand made the listings to what I perceived as a rational order. If you are going to do a lot of altering from the default setup you may want to just replace my entries with the antiX defaults which are still siting in the window manager systems. I will try to come up with a more elegant solution.
6) That would make sense, the underlying system is antiX, and the main changes I've done are to reduce size and applications ram footprints, not ram use of an idle system.
Please let me know about 2) and how it works out for you. I have room in the iso to include network-assistant in the next alpha release.
1) May I know the specific computer you are using please?
2) Could you please install network-assistant and see if that helps you get wifi working?
3) Yeah, a lot of the applications had pretty large dependencies and I need to figure out exactly how to handle that. Meaning scrap the antiX control center all together or modify the code to call lighter alternatives.
4) Yeah and part of the reason why 5) is a thing.
5) The antiX menu update system is still in place, but being bypassed with a custom menu. You could see the changes in .fluxbox/menu and .jwm/menu. I was having issues with the antiX menuing sytem and just hand made the listings to what I perceived as a rational order. If you are going to do a lot of altering from the default setup you may want to just replace my entries with the antiX defaults which are still siting in the window manager systems. I will try to come up with a more elegant solution.
6) That would make sense, the underlying system is antiX, and the main changes I've done are to reduce size and applications ram footprints, not ram use of an idle system.
Please let me know about 2) and how it works out for you. I have room in the iso to include network-assistant in the next alpha release.