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2010-08-10
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2010-08-10
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I don't think wget supports the same GUI that webhttrack does. I got about 13-15 offline sites that I refer to on a regular basis.
wget -r -l 1 website1 website2 website3
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2010-08-10
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There is no gui just:
wget has many options, you can pause, resume, update. It's not a gui application but would be worth the little effort to learn how to use it.Code:wget -r -l 1 website1 website2 website3
Anyway you can use personal-launcher on the home screen for webhttrack until this is solved.
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2010-08-10
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2010-08-11
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#126
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Mitrandir said there will be a seperate launcher status bar applet you can install.
You can add commands to personal-launcher. Try in xterm to write webhttrack and then hit TAB twice to see what options it gives you.
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2010-08-11
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2010-08-11
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silvermountain
I'm very sorry about your troubles...
The package with two statusbar applets for telescope and for launcher is almost ready, but it needs a bit of work for debianization and packaging.
But i'm sick now (seems like a flu) and feeling myself so bad. But i will try to get this package done today or tomorrow if i will get somehow better.
Sorry
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2010-08-11
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silvermountain
I'm very sorry about your troubles...
The package with two statusbar applets for telescope and for launcher is almost ready, but it needs a bit of work for debianization and packaging.
But i'm sick now (seems like a flu) and feeling myself so bad. But i will try to get this package done today or tomorrow if i will get somehow better.
Sorry
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2010-08-11
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Not the best advice.
I uninstalled Launcher and the Application launching icon disappeared from the status bar. Luckily I had xterm in personal launcher otherwise I'm not sure what I would had done.
But - there was no longer an option in control panel to select the Launcher to the status bar.
(The icon with the many small blue squares is in the Control Panel but the box to select it is greyed out and can't be selected. Gddamn).
I then un-installed Telescope as well and re-installed it.
Still - no way to put the icon (multiple blue boxes) back in the status-bar.
I install the 9k telescope status-bar applet.
Still no way to put the icon back in the status bar (and this applet seems to just be an alternative way to launch Telescope).
I'm so pissed. I had it exactly the way I wanted and now it's an utter mess and I can't even get to my list of applications.
Is there a way to download the version of Telescope prior to this 'merger' with Launcher and I'll install that and then Launcher separately and, if nothing changes, stay away from future versions of Telescope?
I love Telescope and Launcher - but this merger of the two really messed it up for me.
Request: Can you make a "Launcher Status-bar Applet" that a) places the icon back in the status bar and b) disables that double-click-to-get-to-Launcher?
Frank