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Add a new value 'bloat'. Possible values are now:
-t <none|doc|mandoc|bloat>
With the documentation:
Trim the ISO (remove man and/or doc and/or bloat).
The 'value 'doc' will cause most of the documentation to be removed
(READMEs and LICENSE files will be retained). Using 'mandoc' will not just
remove documentation but additionally all man pages from the ISO.
The value 'bloat' removes a lot more, like static libraries, big shared
libraries, un-needed binaries etc. This is what is used by default when the
'XFCE' live variant is built to ensure that the ISO size stays below 700MB.
Note that from now on, you can build a XFCE ISO that has *nothing* pruned
at all! This will increase the size of the ISO, but if you were not going
to burn the ISO to a CDROM medium then that ISO size is not relevant anyway.
Example commandline:
# make_slackware_live.sh -d XFCE -t none -c zstd
This will generate a XFCE ISO without any 'bloat' removed, and using 'zstd'
compression instead of 'xz' which will increase the size with an additional
10% but will cause the Live OS to boot significantly faster due to faster
decompression speeds of zstd.
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This was needed when new ibus based imput-methods were added to testing
'vtown' and all scim packages needed to be blacklisted.
Also, fixed a syntax issue in the package installation function.
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Since gcc was removed from the XFCE Live, but XDM needs a C Preprocessor
in order to calculate the position of the login box on the screen,
I added 'mcpp' as an external package. Mcpp is a small C preprocessor which
is sufficiently compatible with cpp.
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- use $DIALOG instead of calling dialog; hopefully we can use Xdialog
at some time
- warn user if terminal is too small to display fdisk/gdisk interfaces
- improve installation time of squashfs modules to harddisk with a factor 6,
by using a different way to show progress
- tweak dialogs so that they show less empty space
- if possible, set sane default selections in menu's to make the installation
process smoother
- fix many small bugs in user account creation, password dialog, user config
extraction, removal of redundant configuration questions etc
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DAW configuration is now properly copied
Extracting the Live OS to hard disk is roughly 10 times faster now,
after abandoning the fancy progress bar and just showing the rsync status.
Use an enhanced Slackware SeTpasswd to add a non-root user and set
the root password.
Various syntax and logic errors removed.
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This functionality is supported on all Live variants based on Plasma5.
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Un-clutter needed to prepare for further customization of the DAW ISO.
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Better demarcation of the start and end of internal function definitions.
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The setup2hd script is a modified Slackware installer. For liveslak I had
originally removed all the usual SOURCE selections and only allowed for
the installation of the Live OS to harddisk.
However, requests were sent to also support a regular installation
of Slackware using the Live ISO. That is why I have now re-added all the
Slackware network install choices (via NFS, HTTP, FTP or Samba mirror).
I still left out the Slackware installation using local media;
the Live ISO does not contain regular Slackware packages so that
would not make sense.
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The new submenu hierarchy is "Applications > Multimedia > Slackware Live DAW".
All applications from the DAW package list are moved into that new menu,
this will un-clutter the parent Multimedia menu.
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Prevent CPU's from going into idle state to improve latency.
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Latte-dock depends on the window manager's compositor. If you use
Alt-Shift-F12 in Plasma5 to disable compositing (for instance if
you want to record audio and the compositor is just eating your
precious CPU cycles) then you do not want Latte-dock running.
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Hopefully I'll get somewhere sometime and have ALSA/Pulse --> JACK working
out of the box.
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Using a squashfs module created from nvidia-kernel and nvidia-driver packages.
A sample script for creating this nvidia module was added to liveslak, see:
./contrib/scripts/makemod_nvidia.
These two packages were created using the scripts from slackbuilds.org:
https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/system/nvidia-kernel/
https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/system/nvidia-driver/
Note that the nvidia-driver package was created on a multilib system so that
it could pick up 32bit compat libraries (needed for Steam among others),
and the CURRENT variable was set to 'yes' so that the nvidia drivers are
fully separated from mesa and xorg-server and do not overwrite system libraries:
# COMPAT32="yes" CURRENT="yes" ./nvidia-driver.SlackBuild
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By default the UidNumber which is used to create the live account is: 1000.
The variable LIVEUIDNR can be set to another unused value if you want.
Remember, customizations go into 'make_slackware_live.conf'
so that you do not have to edit 'make_slackware_live.sh'.
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Eric Hameleers