Lobster wrote:wait a few days 4.1..1 will be released aprox 30 October
first download location and info will appear here:

http://www.puppylinux.com/blog/

Wow...

for links about different versions see here: http://www.puppylinux.org/downloads/official-releases 2.15CE was a community release so it had more default bling and was bigger. Unless you have some esoteric hardware no longer supported by the newer kernel then 4.1 is likely to perform faster but has ...

Pizzasgood Man, thanks a lot for your patience....and for your detailed answer... Now I got a lot to study :roll: ..which is better than beein` in the dark... I am not complaining, tough the transition from windows to Linux it`s quite hard...I feel like back in the old days of win95..GRRR :evil: Guy...

215CE was a puppy version 4.1 is the latest puppy version Thanks man.,... So, what`s the differences between my puppy215CE and the 4.1?? Does it worth upgrade??? will it be slower on my computer ?? When i downloaded it the ISO was 131MB and on my har disk it ocupies 352 MB .Will it be 4.1 bigger th...

looks like you are following a guide for a different linux distro By default: Puppy has no samba server no ssh or telnet server ftp server and http servers are turned off the cups printing service is not enabled unless you configure it for a printer your wireless interface is not connected to an ac...

Right now i am using Puppy215CE...

Is there any more ,,modern`` version of Puppy215CE...??

And if so...what are the differences..??

Does any of the Puppy version comes with something like sysv-rc-conf to turn off uneeded services (which i know there`s not so many in Puppy) ?

Thanks a lot guys,,

1. net.core.rmem_default = 2. net.core.rmem_max = 3. net.core.wmem_default = 4. net.core.wmem_max = 5. net.ipv4.tcp_wmem = 6. net.ipv4.tcp_rmem = 7. net.ipv4.tcp_mem = 8. net.ipv4.tcp_rfc1337 = 9. net.ipv4.ip_no_pmtu_disc = 10. net.ipv4.tcp_sack = 11. net.ipv4.tcp_fack = 12. net.ipv4.tcp_window_scal...

wow that`s a load of information,,,, I will have to look on it carefully... so bassicaly you`re saying there`s no way of displaying running services at startup...right?? I allready tried the ps command it only gives me this 9 root SW< [kblockd/0] 10 root SW< [kacpid] 96 root SW< [kseriod] 139 root S...

erikson wrote:For info, here's another process-killer thread.

As already mentioned, there's really not much to be killed in Puppy

Merci erikson..

Awright i am gonna have a go at it....No worries i am not gonna distroy anything at all and even if it is the case puppy it is installed on a test machine...after i decided i learned enough about how it works and i can handle it i can move it to my other laptop.. Eyes-Only ... Merci pour ton réponse...

Finally a reply wich gives me something to work with... Bassically i am not looking for any gain in ram usage and speed.Puppy it is allready fast enough...What i am looking for , is to adapt puppy to my needs ( i do not use a printer for example so i guess printer service can go...i do not use wirel...

I think that WhoDo has given you all the information there is! This is absolutely not intended to be critical ... but you may be coming at this assuming that Linux is basically the same as Windows, which it is not; there are parallels between Windows "services" and Linux "processes&q...

How can one close services or disable them...? Or how can one see what services are running at a certain moment...? Menu>System>KP manage running processes or Taskbar>Quicklaunch>Kill Process (you have to see them to know which ones to kill so a GUI is provided). Hope that helps Oh ,thanks a lot fo...

How can one close services or disable them...? Or how can one see what services are running at a certain moment...? as far as i could see there`s no gui tool to do that so i guess i`ll have to go TUI.. I can leave with that.. no problem....point is i am new in linux... Any help would be much aprecia...