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UZBL-browser scripts in antiX-17 Debian Stretch

It’s my very first scripts isju..

Ok I changed some ‘keyboard shortcuts’ in UZBL script1_config
so i can stay most on a close aria on the keyboard

(but you can change everything in that script1_config file)

o= follow by number
‘= follow by text
0= open url
,= scroll vertical 450
.= scroll -vertical -450
l= go back
a= go forward
g= load bookmarks
h= load history
]]= go next page
[[= go prev pag
1= zoom 100%
2= zoom 120%
3= zoom 135%
4= zoom 200%
5= zoom 235%
+= zoom +
-= zoom –
z= toggle zoom type
t= toggle show status
y= toggle show tablist
b= new tab
n= next tab
m= prev tab
q= close tab

A enter= antixforum.com 🙂
G enter= google.com
Y enter= youtube.com
f enter= facebook.com

Facebook shortcuts

Shift + i= activate the keys

j= block down
k= block up
l= like
o= open picture
→= next picture
←= prev picture

Esc= stop facebook shortcuts
____________________________________

Here the necessary things to do on UZBL, so that everything works in UZBL

Do the things step by step, safe and see if it works !!
At each script copy the original script as backup !!

Here we go…….:)

1
Install uzbl,

sudo apt update
sudo apt install uzbl
—

2
Install gstreamer,

sudo apt update
sudo apt install gstreamer1.0*

or

3
Install youtube-dl,

sudo apt update
sudo apt install uzbl suckless-tools youtube-dl
—

4
Install firejail,

sudo apt update
sudo apt install firejail
—

5
Install tabbed,

sudo apt update
cd /usr/bin
sudo ln -fsT uzbl-tabbed uzbl
—

6
Install Polipo,

sudo apt update
sudo apt install polipo

add to autostart,

polipo &
mkdir ~/.polipo-cache
sudo cp /etc/polipo/config /etc/polipo/config.orig
sudo nano /etc/polipo/config
diskCacheRoot = “~/.polipo-cache/”

Restart polipo,

sudo /etc/init.d/polipo restart
—

7
Put the ‘attachment script1_config’ and replay 2/3/4/5/6/7/8 scripts .. as root on the right place

______________________________________

Everything in UZBL works on my antiX-17 computer now.

I hope it will works on your computer ..

Do you like it, ok .. if not, or do you know better, change scripts and let it hear 🙂

• This topic was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by koolstofje.
• This topic was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by koolstofje.
• This topic was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by koolstofje.

Attachments:

1. script1_config.doc

[Member maroc]

Seems my post got lost when I tried to edit it, so I’m posting it a second time …

Sometime ago I wrote myself a very simple bash script I called “streamyt” (based on the model of streamlight) that plays YouTube videos directly with mpv/youtube-dl and thus is able to handle protected videos. By default videos are played with 360p, but there is also an option -b for best quality. The script is only intended to be used with YouTube videos, though option -b should also work with videos from quite some other sources.

For desktop notifications the script uses xfce4-notifyd which can be install from the repos.

For handy use I placed a permanent icon for “streamyt” on my IceWM toolbar and set two keyboard shortcuts (one for option -b).

#!/bin/bash

# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# REQUIREMENTS:
#  mpv
#  xclip
#  xfce4-notifyd for desktop notifications
#  youtube-dl
# -----------------------------------------------------------------

# Capture the highlighted/selected address
selection="$(xclip -out)"

# Desktop notification
notify-send -t 10000 -i clock "A little patience please ..."

# Notification when nothing has been highlighted/selected
if [[ -z "${selection// }" ]]; then
  killall xfce4-notifyd
  notify-send -t 10000 -i dialog-warning "Nothing has been selected!"
  sleep 6
  exit
fi

# Play the stream with mpv
if [[ "$1" = "-b" ]]; then
  mpv --really-quiet --ytdl --ytdl-format=mp4 $selection # Option -b gives best video resolution
else
  mpv --really-quiet --ytdl --ytdl-format=18 $selection # resolution 640x360 for youtube
fi

# Get the exit code of mpv
mstatus=$?

# Close desktop notification
killall xfce4-notifyd

# Notification in case mpv exits with nonzero exit code 
if [ $mstatus -ne 0 ]; then
  notify-send -t 6000 -i dialog-error "Oops! ... mpv has exited with code" "$mstatus"
fi

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by maroc.

[Anonymous]

If this list is up-to-date, the following debian packages are present in “antiX17 full version” and absent in the “base” version:

( for convenience of “lookup“, each link here should open in a new tab, displaying the relevant package description page at packages.debian.org )

acl, acpi, acpi-support, apt-show-versions, aspell, aspell-en, asunder, avahi-utils,
bittorrent, bluetooth, bluez, cclive, cdparanoia, cherrytree,
claws-mail, claws-mail-i18n, claws-mail-pdf-viewer, claws-mail-pgpinline, claws-mail-pgpmime, claws-mail-tools,
cups-client, cups-common, cups-core-drivers, cups-filters, cups-ppdc, dc3dd, dcfldd, dkms, dosbox,
e3, ethtool, evince-gtk, gcc, gcolor2, ghostscript, gsettings-desktop-schemas, gsfonts, gsfonts-x11, gtkam,
gufw-legacy, guvcview, gweled, hexchat, html2text, irqbalance, iso-codes, keyutils, libavcodec-extra, libgpod-common,
libreoffice-calc, libreoffice-gtk, libreoffice-impress, libreoffice-math, libreoffice-writer,
lp-solve, lua-filesystem, luckybackup, luckybackup-data, mpg123, mpg321,
myspell-ca, myspell-de-de, myspell-el-gr, myspell-en-gb, myspell-es, myspell-fr, myspell-nl, myspell-pl, myspell-pt-br,
network-config, notify-osd, numlockx, openssh-server, p7zip-full,
printer-driver-brlaser, printer-driver-c2050, printer-driver-c2esp, printer-driver-cjet, printer-driver-cups-pdf, printer-driver-dymo,
printer-driver-escpr, printer-driver-foo2zjs, printer-driver-foo2zjs-common, printer-driver-gutenprint, printer-driver-hpcups,
printer-driver-hpijs, printer-driver-m2300w, printer-driver-min12xxw, printer-driver-pnm2ppa, printer-driver-postscript-hp,
printer-driver-ptouch, printer-driver-pxljr, printer-driver-sag-gdi, printer-driver-splix,
pv, radeontool, rfkill, sane-utils, simple-scan, spawn-fcgi, ssl-cert, streamripper, streamtuner2, synaptic,
system-config-printer, system-config-printer-udev, transmission, transmission-cli, transmission-common, transmission-gtk,
unclutter, uno-libs3, ure, uvcdynctrl, uvcdynctrl-data, wamerican, wavpack,
wicd, wicd-curses, wicd-daemon, wicd-gtk, winff, winff-doc, xclip, xfce-keyboard-shortcuts, xfconf

^— Determining which, among all those, I’ll regret not having on my customized system… is a time-consuming challenge.
Because it’s unreasonable to expect anyone who has a spouse, a job, kids, and a cat (basically “has a life”)
to wade through all that, I advocate the more expedient approach ~~ starting with “full version, and whittling away”

Hi antiX devs and users. I have ** about the “backlight-brightness” script/package/app or whatever term could be described describes its function. (By the way, I’m posting this from my phone so I appoigize if some of my formatting or spelling isn’t the best)

Now, I’m completely aware that simply typing “backlight-brightness” into terminal brings up its ascii-gui brightness slider. That’s a great tool, but doesn’t work all that well since I want to be able to bind the raising and lowering of the brightness to keyboard shortcuts. I know it would be easy to bind the command which brings up the slider to a keyboard shortcut, but I’d much rather use a few successive keystrokes to adjust the brightness instead if launching a terminal window whenever I’d like to adjust my laptop’s backlight.

I have already tried using all the typical methods to adjust the brightness of the screen, but nothing seems to work with AntiX except for “backlight-brightness” . This includes xbacklight, brightnessctl, acpilight, relight, (basically everything from the Arch Linux Wiki entry on backlight adjusters) and my personal favorite Lumeus (https://github.com/siiptuo/Lumeus).

I’ve read and reread the code within… “/bin/backlight-brightness” and I can see how to get some limited use from cli entries, but those are focused on showing the current level and setting specific levels.

As far as I can tell, the cli interface dies not have an option, which when written in English says, “Raise/Lower the current brightness by 5%”. Instead the only command it seems to be able to do is, “Set the brightness to 32%”. Does that make sense?

Since my laptop brightness keys don’t function, I’d like to create two alternative shortcut and bind them to F2 and F3. I’ve done this a number of times. Right now I have F2 set as “lumeus – 5%” and F3 “lumeus +5%” 8n my current XFCE4 desktop. Even though the brightness keys work just fine with my current distro’s xfce, I wanted to utilize more precise adjustments with 20-clicks from 0-100% at a rate of 5% per click instead of the standard 10-clicks from 0-100% AR a rare of 10% per click.

So with all that in mind, does anyone know how I can set up antiX to do something similar with backlight-brightness as opposed to lumeus?

I hope I have been able to adequately put to words what I’m asking about. If you’d like some clarification, please let me know and I’ll try to explain what I’m asking diffently to help you understand my question. Thank you very much!

⁓ Ev

it seems keyboard shortcuts dont work in antix17-i386-full
like [win]+[t] – terminal

[Moderator Brian Masinick]

koolstofje wrote:

Conkeror of course internet without mouse..
Quickly and fast if you know the shortcuts !

I like Conkeror too, and when I’m doing a lot of editing, I sometimes use it, but I’ll be honest, I’ve not used it as much recently as I have in the past.

The alternative browser I’ve used most, other than simply using whatever comes by default over the past few weeks has been the Slimjet browser that some people have raved about. It’s nice, but I think I’ve found a few “kinks” in it; the newest “stable” version was not all that stable this past weekend on my home system, but the Firefox ESR that we provide here is not a speed demon, so I do look for something else.

I mostly use a combination of Firefox, Firefox ESR and various other Firefox implementations on my various devices. At work I have Firefox ESR 52.4.0; on my phone I have Firefox Nightly and Firefox Focus. On my home systems I have Firefox ESR, Firefox Nightly and Firefox release, plus extras in my home directory tree.

I do know keyboard shortcuts; it’s when I’m working with them often that I’m most likely to move over to Conqueror! 🙂

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by rokytnji.

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Brian Masinick

[Forum Admin BitJam]

Here are the packages that are in full but not base:

acl
acpi
acpi-support
apt-show-versions
aspell
aspell-en
asunder
avahi-daemon
avahi-utils
bind9-host
bittorrent
bluetooth
bluez
cclive
cdparanoia
cherrytree
claws-mail
claws-mail-i18n
claws-mail-pdf-viewer
claws-mail-pgpinline
claws-mail-pgpmime
claws-mail-tools
coinor-libcbc3
coinor-libcgl1
coinor-libclp1
coinor-libcoinmp1v5:amd64
coinor-libcoinutils3v5
coinor-libosi1v5
cups
cups-client
cups-common
cups-core-drivers
cups-daemon
cups-filters
cups-filters-core-drivers
cups-ppdc
cups-server-common
dc
dc3dd
dcfldd
dosbox
e3
ethtool
evince
evince-common
evince-gtk
gcolor2
ghostscript
gir1.2-notify-0.7:amd64
gir1.2-packagekitglib-1.0
gnome-desktop3-data
gsfonts
gsfonts-x11
gtkam
gufw-legacy
guvcview
gweled
hexchat
hexchat-common
hplip
hplip-data
html2text
hunspell-ca
hunspell-en-gb
imagemagick
imagemagick-6-common
imagemagick-6.q16
irqbalance
libabw-0.1-1:amd64
libapt-pkg-perl
libavahi-core7:amd64
libavcodec-extra
libavcodec-extra57:amd64
libbind9-140:amd64
libbluetooth3:amd64
libboost-date-time1.62.0:amd64
libboost-filesystem1.62.0:amd64
libboost-iostreams1.62.0:amd64
libboost-program-options1.62.0:amd64
libboost-system1.62.0:amd64
libcairo-perl
libcanberra0:amd64
libcddb2
libcdr-0.1-1:amd64
libclucene-contribs1v5:amd64
libclucene-core1v5:amd64
libcmis-0.5-5v5
libcolamd2:amd64
libcompfaceg1
libcupscgi1:amd64
libcupsfilters1:amd64
libcupsimage2:amd64
libcupsmime1:amd64
libcupsppdc1:amd64
libdjvulibre-text
libdjvulibre21:amd64
libdns162:amd64
libe-book-0.1-1:amd64
libenchant1c2a:amd64
libeot0:amd64
libetonyek-0.1-1:amd64
libetpan17:amd64
libevdocument3-4:amd64
libevview3-3:amd64
libexif-gtk5
libexttextcat-2.0-0:amd64
libexttextcat-data
libfontembed1:amd64
libfreehand-0.1-1
libgd3:amd64
libgeoip1:amd64
libglib-perl
libgltf-0.0-0v5:amd64
libgnome-desktop-3-12:amd64
libgpgme11:amd64
libgphoto2-6:amd64
libgphoto2-port12:amd64
libgpod-common
libgpod4:amd64
libgs9-common
libgs9:amd64
libgsl2:amd64
libgtk2-perl
libgtksourceview2.0-0:amd64
libgtksourceview2.0-common
libgusb2:amd64
libgutenprint2
libguvcview-2.0-2:amd64
libgxps2:amd64
libharfbuzz-icu0:amd64
libhpmud0:amd64
libhyphen0:amd64
libieee1284-3:amd64
libijs-0.35:amd64
libisc160:amd64
libisccc140:amd64
libisccfg140:amd64
libkeybinder0
libkpathsea6:amd64
liblangtag-common
liblangtag1:amd64
liblcms2-utils
liblqr-1-0:amd64
liblwres141:amd64
libmagickcore-6.q16-3:amd64
libmagickwand-6.q16-3:amd64
libmhash2:amd64
libmikmod3:amd64
libminiupnpc10:amd64
libmspub-0.1-1:amd64
libmwaw-0.3-3:amd64
libmythes-1.2-0:amd64
libnatpmp1:amd64
libnautilus-extension1a:amd64
libneon27-gnutls:amd64
libodfgen-0.1-1:amd64
liborcus-0.11-0:amd64
libpackagekit-glib2-18:amd64
libpagemaker-0.0-0:amd64
libpango-perl
libpaper-utils
libpcrecpp0v5:amd64
libpisock9
libpoppler-glib8:amd64
libpoppler64:amd64
libqpdf17:amd64
libquvi-0.9-0.9.3:amd64
libquvi-scripts-0.9
libraptor2-0:amd64
librasqal3:amd64
librdf0:amd64
libreoffice-base-core
libreoffice-calc
libreoffice-common
libreoffice-core
libreoffice-draw
libreoffice-gtk
libreoffice-gtk2
libreoffice-impress
libreoffice-math
libreoffice-style-galaxy
libreoffice-systray
libreoffice-writer
librevenge-0.0-0:amd64
libsane-common
libsane-hpaio:amd64
libsane:amd64
libsdl-net1.2:amd64
libsdl-sound1.2:amd64
libsdl1.2debian:amd64
libsgutils2-2
libsnmp-base
libsnmp30:amd64
libspectre1:amd64
libsuitesparseconfig4:amd64
libusb-0.1-4:amd64
libvisio-0.1-1:amd64
libvo-amrwbenc0:amd64
libwebcam0
libwebpdemux2:amd64
libwnck-3-0:amd64
libwnck-3-common
libwpd-0.10-10:amd64
libwpg-0.3-3:amd64
libwps-0.4-4:amd64
libxres1:amd64
libyajl2:amd64
lp-solve
lua-bitop:amd64
lua-expat:amd64
lua-json
lua-lpeg:amd64
lua-socket:amd64
luckybackup
luckybackup-data
mpg321
mupdf
myspell-ca
myspell-de-de
myspell-el-gr
myspell-en-gb
myspell-es
myspell-fr
myspell-nl
myspell-pl
myspell-pt-br
network-config
notify-osd
numlockx
openssh-server
openssh-sftp-server
poppler-data
poppler-utils
printer-driver-brlaser
printer-driver-c2050
printer-driver-c2esp
printer-driver-cjet
printer-driver-cups-pdf
printer-driver-dymo
printer-driver-escpr
printer-driver-foo2zjs
printer-driver-foo2zjs-common
printer-driver-gutenprint
printer-driver-hpcups
printer-driver-hpijs
printer-driver-m2300w
printer-driver-min12xxw
printer-driver-pnm2ppa
printer-driver-postscript-hp
printer-driver-ptouch
printer-driver-pxljr
printer-driver-sag-gdi
printer-driver-splix
pv
python-appindicator
python-bittorrent
python-cssselect
python-enchant
python-gtksourceview2
python-imaging
python-keybinder
python-pil:amd64
python-pyquery
python-urwid
python-webob
python-wicd
python3-cairo
python3-chardet
python3-cups
python3-cupshelpers
python3-dbus
python3-gi
python3-pexpect
python3-pil:amd64
python3-ptyprocess
python3-reportlab
python3-reportlab-accel:amd64
python3-requests
python3-six
python3-urllib3
radeontool
sane-utils
simple-scan
spawn-fcgi
ssl-cert
streamripper
streamtuner2
system-config-printer
system-config-printer-common
system-config-printer-udev
transmission
transmission-cli
transmission-common
transmission-gtk
ufw
unclutter
uno-libs3
ure
uvcdynctrl
uvcdynctrl-data
wamerican
wavpack
wicd
wicd-curses
wicd-daemon
wicd-gtk
winff
winff-data
winff-doc
winff-gtk2
xfce-keyboard-shortcuts

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