I’ve been collecting them for years, so I have lots of stuff that can’t be found anywhere else. On the other hand, your article(s) have pointed me to at least one that I didn’t have.

About my site, if you go up one level from the link above, you’ll find other categories of (mostly) lite stuff and there are a few gtk-1 apps not under the above link.

For building a desktop with panels/run-boxes, etc, look under:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/amigolinux/download/DeskTop/

I even have a few things I’ve back-ported from gtk2 -like the minimo browser and others which I have hacked on -I have a highly-pathced version of ROX-Filer for gtk-1 with some features of later versions back-ported. I also use a unique version of gtk-1.2 itself which I put together using patches from about 10 distros -the file-selector widget is completely uniique as it combines dressed-up features from -uummm, gento and suse I think it was.

Anyone who knows of other gtk1 apps which are not on my site -please contact me directly via e-mail. I’d also love to have contact with aynone who knows a bit of C and gtk programming who could help with fixing or back-porting a couple of other apps.

- gtkfind: for find files: http://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/os/Linux/distr/amigolinux/download/Applications/Search/gtkfind-1.1/?C=S;O=D

- firefox and seamonkey suite gtk1 compiled: http://www.lamarelle.org/mo-zi-lla/mozilla.php, http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/#contrib,

This time I am using the method given here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch

I find this is pretty easy and works well. I wanted to make it easier to revise and update the iso, so I wrote a a BASH script to perform the steps.

Besides doing it just for the hell of it, I want to build a rescue & recovery CD for my own use. There are lots of them out there already – I like System Rescue CD, RIP, Trinity Rescue Kit, etc., but none was just what I wanted.