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dCore Extension Management
SCE extensions (self contained extensions) add functionality to a minimalistic dCore base installation. They are managed through various commands. Strategies to optimize extensions are also outlined.
Traditionally dCore extensions are managed via command line. If using a Window Manager set up for dCore, the built-in Control panel (System Tools → Control Panel) now has an 'Sce Tools' button that launches these commands in a terminal with default options: sce-import, sce-load, sce-debpurge, sce-update, sce-remove. This is most suitable for new users or those that do not require fine-grained control over SCE extension management.
More advanced users will appreciate the richness provided by command line options. In a terminal, enter the command name followed by –help (two dashes) for usage information (eg. sce-import –help).
dCore SCE Overview
An overview of dCore's SCE extension system and management:
- dCore SCE Overview
- dCore TCE (/tce/) Directory
- dCore sceboot.lst
- dCore Repositories
- Miscellaneous dCore Files
dCore SCE Management Commands
Commands used to manage SCE extensions (alphabetical, sce-import initially most important):
> dCore dCore-java-installer Command
Advanced dCore SCE Strategies
Advanced SCE strategies to fine tune extensions:
- Overview
- Lightweight software
- List File SCE(s)
- Dependency SCE(s)
- List vs Dependency Imports
- Boot vs OnDemand
- RAM Import
- Trim SCE(s)
- Locales and Languages
- Man Pages
- Default SCE Configuration
- Miscellaneous Considerations
Important Grep Notice
Important information regarding BusyBox vs GNU Grep:
- Grep Overview
- Grep Utilization
- Import GNU Grep
- Grep Performance
