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More Icons out of the box, or a way to upload images that act as icons, that gets added to the list automagically, or is there already a way to expand on the icons other then with the "vm_custom_icons" docker?

 

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Oh Is there a way to make the Icon's box work as it should?
It's big enough to house three or four rows, but only one shows up and it has all icons on a line.

 

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Edited by Querzion

Solved by SimonF

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17 hours ago, Querzion said:

More Icons out of the box, or a way to upload images that act as icons, that gets added to the list automagically, or is there already a way to expand on the icons other then with the "vm_custom_icons" docker?

 

Screenshot_9.png

 

Oh Is there a way to make the Icon's box work as it should?
It's big enough to house three or four rows, but only one shows up and it has all icons on a line.

 

Screenshot_12.png

You could just copy from a share into the /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.vm.manager/templates/images/

 

File type is png

 

You would need to keep them in peristant storage and cp in the go file for a work around.

 

How many are you looking to add?

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2 hours ago, SimonF said:

You could just copy from a share into the /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.vm.manager/templates/images/

 

File type is png

 

You would need to keep them in peristant storage and cp in the go file for a work around.

 

Thanks! I will check that out, It would had been better to just being able to add it to the flash-device itself though. "/ 

 

2 hours ago, SimonF said:

How many are you looking to add?

 

Not too many, I just don't want to have a docker installed/running or not extra just for something like Icons. So basically it would be msDOS-Win11, AmigaOS, and basically every Linux distro logo that I can get my hands on, preferably the most used to begin with and then some off-shoots, I can't really state how many that would be, but I use Arco Linux a lot, and that logo was not in the VM Icons Docker, and Bazzite, Nobara is also something that I test out from time to time. So in addition to the one's that were in the Docker, I would perhaps add 10 more or so, maybe a lot more, since there are a lot of Linux distros out there, but not the obscure and barely used one's though. 

 

Best thing though would be if unRAID had a lot more system logos from the get go, and changed the Create VM box so that it's ARM-RISKV OS Logos and then PC+ Logos Apple/Microsoft/FreeBSD/Linux/Other categories.

 

Edited by Querzion
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On 7/20/2024 at 5:08 AM, Querzion said:

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How did you set up the Amiga VMs?

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22 hours ago, amix said:

How did you set up the Amiga VMs?

"vm_custom_icons" community app.

  • 2 weeks later...
On 7/25/2024 at 12:41 PM, Querzion said:

"vm_custom_icons" community app.

Thanks, but what I actually meant, was: how did you setup the actual AmigaOS VMs? Or didn't you and those are just the icons?

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On 8/2/2024 at 9:59 PM, amix said:

Thanks, but what I actually meant, was: how did you setup the actual AmigaOS VMs? Or didn't you and those are just the icons?

Amiga OS is really easy to set up actually. It's been years since I did it last but first! Get a hold of an AMOS ISO. Archive.org might have one. And then it should be smooth sailing, it's based on Linux, but uses Amiga files. 

Here is a video of a person installing Amiga OS 4.1 in QEMU. 



Here's another install of this https://amiga.vk3heg.net/?p=1

 

 

  • 2 weeks later...
On 8/5/2024 at 1:44 PM, Querzion said:

Get a hold of an AMOS ISO. Archive.org might have one. And then it should be smooth sailing, it's based on Linux, but uses Amiga files. 

Here is a video of a person installing Amiga OS 4.1 in QEMU.

Thanks, will do!

  • 4 weeks later...
  • User Scripts plugin or the script "cp" line added to your go file
  • Script "Install Custom VM Icons" - set to launch "At First Array Start Only"
  • Script contents:
#!/bin/bash
cp /mnt/user/YOUR_SHARE_NAME/vm_icons/*.png /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.vm.manager/templates/images

 

  • Edit the script to replace "YOUR_SHARE_NAME" with a valid share/path
  • Drop your custom icons as PNG24 into the vm_icons folder wherever you've stored it

 

The single row icon list in the VM editor is a bug and fixed in the next beta update.

 

Here's a pfSense icon I made for my firewall VM on a dedicated system

pfSense2.png.a85cb5e7b4192c07522cb2fdce2fc994.png

 

Edited by Espressomatic

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