Directory Opus

What works

What does not

• Exporting the program as a portable executable to a USB stick. DOpus is not able to find a suitable medium. My best guess is that Wine does not set the media type correctly.
• Generally, DOpus has a slight problem accessing WebDav servers, opening a document directly from the server directory does not work on Windows, copying however does.

Workarounds

What was not tested

What was not tested

• Access to WebDav.

Hardware tested

Graphics:

• GPU:
• Driver:

Additional Comments

Still no platinum rating because there are occasional refresh problems in the directory tree display and the missing arrows on the buttons indicating the chosen sorting criteria and directions in the file browser ( name, type, date...). Below you will find shell script code suitable to start unix applications using the file type configuration of DOpus. Windows applications can be started directly from DOpus like on windows. #! /bin/bash # filename unixexec.sh # This is the fully functional script # you have to create both upper and lower case device links like # /.wine/dosdevices/Z: -> / # /.wine/dosdevices/z: -> / # to make it work if they do not already exist. # The script uses $0 to find the application it needs, therefore you need a symbolic link # for the correct name, e.g. # ln -s unixexec.sh oowriter # ln -s unixexec.sh emacs # ln -s unixexec.sh firefox # The open function in Dopus for a desired filetype has to be set like: # Action: open # Type: "open an application" # Application: /home//bin/emacs "%1" # ^ or whatever the full path to your script is # The quotation marks around %1 are required if you like to process pathnames # with blanks in them correctly. # Have fun. echo ~/.wine/dosdevices/$1 | sed -e 's#\\#/#g' |tee /tmp/$$.txt export WINELINK=`cat /tmp/$$.txt` export DEVICE=`ls -la "$WINELINK" 2>/dev/null` echo WINELINK $WINELINK echo DEVICE $DEVICE rm /tmp/$$.txt if [ "$DEVICE" != "" ] ; then if [ "$1" != "" ] ; then export pathname=$WINELINK echo WINDOWSPATH $pathname else export pathname=$1 echo UNIXPATH_1 $pathname fi else export pathname=$1 echo UNIXPATH_2 $pathname fi export program=`echo $0 | sed -e 's#\/#\n#g'|tail -1` #The program assumes here that all executables are in /usr/bin. #You may remove "/usr/bin" here if the script itself is not in your execution path echo $program "$pathname" /usr/bin/$program "$pathname"&