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Linux Myst — Sat, 14 Dec 2013 06:07:53 -0000

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 Welcome to Linux Myst.
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+Dec 13, 2013 - NEW RELESE "nebula". If you want a smaller footprint image and download, a tighter software mix and can do with gnome stuff Nebula is for you. It is light, simple and nimble on hardware and under multiprocessor and higher RAM capacity machines is one of the fastest window managers you will experience. Fixes several small bugs in "Celestial" and still uses the same installation and post install instructions with a more modest software mix. Enjoy!

 We are a Linux Distribution using the stable channel of the Debian Linux OS (aka Wheezy) on a Linux 3.2+ kernel and with the inclusion of the Myst Window Manager designed for media display, video kiosks and a variety of display and heavy visual users that want a clutter free and easy to layout window manager with over 300 different combinations using on a few simple menu commands. Included in the initial release are Gnome/Meta-city for transition use and the cutting edge evolutionary Myst window manager.

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Linux Myst — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 03:49:15 -0000

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  2. Live mode tips: user name "user" password "live"

-After install edit /etc/sudoers as root user and add line: (for all menu options 
+After install edit /etc/sudoers as root user (gedit, joe) and add line: 

 your-login-user-name ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
-the username is the one you created when you installed the system. Please note your root and username passwords - you will need them to customize the system. The above live will enable all root access menu items - enjoy! (more install tips soon). In addition menu is editable in in the menu itself (JOE editor is default - you can change to VIM or SubLime3, LeafPad... which is located in /usr/share/msyt/myst.config.
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+the username is the one you created when you installed the system. Please note your root and username passwords - you will need them to customize the system. The above live will enable all root access menu items - enjoy! (more install tips soon). In addition menu is editable in in the menu itself (JOE editor is default - you can change to VIM or SubLime3, LeafPad... which is located in /usr/share/msyt/myst.config. After you update your menu - select myst-restart from the menu to reload the menu.
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+SETUP YOUR DEBIAN MIRROR - USA EXAMPLE SHOWN - USE your COUNTRY and LOCAL
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+FOR LIST OF ALL DEBIAN MIRRORS : http://www.debian.org/mirror/list-full
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+First Add mirrors by editing the file as "root" (ie "su -" to get root) then edit the file using jstar,joe,vim or ed add the following lines to /etc/apt/sources.list:
+deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy main contrib non-free
+deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy main contrib non-free

 3. Myst usage tips: Myst is like Infernos Rio but has the added menu items as follows:
   new - create a new aterm window - transparent etc...

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Linux Myst — Tue, 10 Dec 2013 16:53:25 -0000

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 After install edit /etc/sudoers as root user and add line: (for all menu options

 your-login-user-name ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
-the username is the one you created when you installed the system. Please note your root and username passwords - you will need them to customize the system. The above live will enable all root access menu items - enjoy! (more install tips soon). In addition menu is editable in in the menu itself (JOE editor is default - you can change to VIM or SubLime3, LeafPad... which is located in /usr/share/x9wm/x9wm.config.
+the username is the one you created when you installed the system. Please note your root and username passwords - you will need them to customize the system. The above live will enable all root access menu items - enjoy! (more install tips soon). In addition menu is editable in in the menu itself (JOE editor is default - you can change to VIM or SubLime3, LeafPad... which is located in /usr/share/msyt/myst.config.

 3. Myst usage tips: Myst is like Infernos Rio but has the added menu items as follows:
   new - create a new aterm window - transparent etc...

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Linux Myst — Tue, 10 Dec 2013 01:15:21 -0000

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 Welcome to Linux Myst.

-We are an Linux Distribution using the stable channel of the Debian Linux OS (aka Wheezy) on a Linux 3.2+ kernel and with the inclusion of the Myst Window Manager designed for media display, video kiosks and a variety of display and heavy visual users that want a clutter free and easy to layout window manager with over 300 different combinations using on a few simple menu commands. Included in the initial release are Gnome/Meta-city for transition use and the cutting edge evolutionary Myst window manager. 
+We are a Linux Distribution using the stable channel of the Debian Linux OS (aka Wheezy) on a Linux 3.2+ kernel and with the inclusion of the Myst Window Manager designed for media display, video kiosks and a variety of display and heavy visual users that want a clutter free and easy to layout window manager with over 300 different combinations using on a few simple menu commands. Included in the initial release are Gnome/Meta-city for transition use and the cutting edge evolutionary Myst window manager. 

 Designed for daily heavy information display use, Myst helps take layout and easy use to a whole new level. Integration plug-ins will allow users to automate and layout multiple victuals  in a variety of easy to view and easy to use patterns.

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Linux Myst — Tue, 10 Dec 2013 01:13:51 -0000

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-Welcome to your wiki!
+Welcome to Linux Myst.

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+We are an Linux Distribution using the stable channel of the Debian Linux OS (aka Wheezy) on a Linux 3.2+ kernel and with the inclusion of the Myst Window Manager designed for media display, video kiosks and a variety of display and heavy visual users that want a clutter free and easy to layout window manager with over 300 different combinations using on a few simple menu commands. Included in the initial release are Gnome/Meta-city for transition use and the cutting edge evolutionary Myst window manager. 

-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/linuxmyst/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+Designed for daily heavy information display use, Myst helps take layout and easy use to a whole new level. Integration plug-ins will allow users to automate and layout multiple victuals  in a variety of easy to view and easy to use patterns.

-[[members limit=20]]
-[[download_button]]
+YOU NEED 3 BUTTON MOUSE 
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+We hope you enjoy it. 
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+- INSTALLATION NOTE
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+ 1. You can evaluate by copying the download file to a USB stick and using the command on any linux system as follows:
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+ # cp yourLinuxMyst.iso /dev/sdX - where sdX is the your flash drive /dev/sdc etc...
+ # sync
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+ USER NAME FOR LIVE MODE
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+ 2. Live mode tips: user name "user" password "live"
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+After install edit /etc/sudoers as root user and add line: (for all menu options 
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+your-login-user-name ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
+the username is the one you created when you installed the system. Please note your root and username passwords - you will need them to customize the system. The above live will enable all root access menu items - enjoy! (more install tips soon). In addition menu is editable in in the menu itself (JOE editor is default - you can change to VIM or SubLime3, LeafPad... which is located in /usr/share/x9wm/x9wm.config.
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+3. Myst usage tips: Myst is like Infernos Rio but has the added menu items as follows:
+  new - create a new aterm window - transparent etc...
+  reshape - using the the right mouse button - drag-sweep release to shape your window
+  move - using the right mouse button move your window
+  max maximize but do not hide the system monitor or the "peek area" below
+  top - auto-shape window to top half of screen
+  bot - auto-shape window to bottom half of screen
+  ltop - size and place window in top left quadrant
+  rtop  - size and place window in top right quadrant
+  lbot - size and place window in bottom left quadrant
+  rbot - size and place window in bottom right quadrant
+  left -size and place window in left half of screen
+  right size and place window in right half of screen
+  pinbot - pin a half size window to the very bottom for peek-through
+  delete -delete the current window and close the program
+  hide - minimize the window into the menu and 
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+  USE the center button to select the virtual desktop
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+  USE the left button to select preconfiugured menu items - you can edit and change in /usr/share/myst/bin 
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Linux Myst — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 19:57:27 -0000

Welcome to your wiki!

This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].

The wiki uses Markdown syntax.

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