Ok, so there seems to be a problem downloading the image tar. I'll get right on that.

- OpenOffice always takes forever to launch from an image file. Once launched, however, it should be fine.

- Please install the Powerlaunch package. This, in combination with Easy Debian, will let you make any application (including OpenOffice) fullscreen by pressing the power button then the fullscreen button. It will also toggle matchbox-keyboard when you press power button, then menu button.

- I just didn't have enough room for Abiword. Once you have done your localepurge, you probably will have enough room to squeeze it in.

- If "apt-get install" doesn't seem to be working, you will need to run "apt-get update" to get the latest set of packages. I stripped out the package lists to make the download size as small as possible.

- You want to follow the instructions from the first post regarding locales:
- You should be able to safely append your BT keyboard xmodmap to the .Xmodmap-keymap file.

- LXDE is a bit slower than IceWM, but it is a full desktop environment, as opposed to a bare-bones window manager. It uses tap-and-hold for right-click, and it has a great little file manager. Fatalsaint is right, that "not responding" thing has been coming up ever since I moved to the C program for opening the window, even with IceWM.

- I don't know why matchbox-keyboard is not working for you. I will investigate that, as it is very important.

OK, small typo but SIGNIFICANT bug found in the image installer script.

Please wait for new version (0.9-4).

New version posted. Please use the Easy Debian 0.9-4 package. Follow the instructions in my earlier post.

Thanks again for your patience, guys. Looks like this one should work.

qole any chance you could put a link to your powerlaunch config file on here, I have messed mine up. Thanks in advance.

Unzip the attached and drop it into /home/user/.powerlaunch/

But this is included in the .deb, you could just reinstall ...

A discussion on IRC lead to the suggestion (by matan) that a kernel module based on DMloop or this patch might really improve performance in this project. However, I am not capable of making such things.

If someone with the skills to do such a thing could make me a turboloop.ko module, and then explain how to use this module (mount ... -o turboloop,noatime ?) that would be magnificent.

I retested the install from scratch. It works fine now... thanks, qole!

--denis

A reboot is necessary to undo that hack.

Does this version off powerlaunch -- compiled for chinook -- work ok on Diablo?

--denis

Yes, it seems to be fine on both of my post Diablo-SSU N800s.