Rest in peace Nooby. You will be missed.

Maybe this will help.

I'm going to have to check some of these out. Objectsheet sounds very interesting.

@ amigo,

I would like to check out this linux kiss that you're using, but can't seem to find any info on it. Could you direct me to a url with more info or a down load location?

Just used the lucid version last night to record some youtube audio. Worked like a champ! Thank you so very much.

Lupu has a sfs loader. Just right click on the sfs and choose "sfs loader" or linker, can't remember which it has right now. Either way it will load the sfs, and then after you're done compiling you just right click on the sfs again and choose to unload it and all is back to normal.

Welcome to the kennels! Puppy is great, but the community on this forum is what has kept me around. Gotta love total chaos.

VERY interesting. Kinda makes me nostalgic for the old days when I first started out with dos and and basic and cobol and ... You get the idea. Maybe I'll try out a few cli apps when I get the chance and see if I agree with him.

Let's not forget Barry Kauler.

Great idea puppyluvr! I'm not the most talented puppy user around, but I went ahead and joined, and I'll contribute what I can. Besides, we're practically neighbors, so I couldn't resist being the first to jump in with you on this.

I knew someone was going to have to jump on the naked thing.
Made ME smile!

I'm still using 484 b4 on one machine that I frequent. I'm with ttuuxxx on the kernel, mine works great. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

I've only used the wiki a few times, and found it somewhat helpful, but not much. I do agree that better documentation would be a big help. I'm just not sure of the best way to go about it. Everything changes so fast that it's nearly impossible to keep up.

You might also try 214X it's based on an older kernel, but updated a lot, and works really well on older hardware.

Another good one that was someones sig "I can't remember the last time I forgot something".

Nooby, glad to hear things are looking promising for you. :D I would love to see some of your bike pics as I'm a HPV fan myself. Also, coincidentally, my first computer was a Sinclair ZX80. The older little brother of the ZX81. Man, that was a looonng time ago. Anyway, great to see your still with u...

Nothing that brilliant about it, I'm just that strange. Speaking of funny sigs, I can't remember who's it was but one I really enjoyed was "There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary and those who don't." Got to love geek humor!

A quote that my father used to tell me, and I have since made famous (or infamous :roll: ) with my kids. "Everything in life is a trade-off". Think about it. :wink: As a side note, have you ever noticed how idiots will tell you how wise they are, but truly wise people will tell what idiots...

You might want to check out TXZ-PUP also. It's not as slim & trim as you would like, but it allows you to remove anything you don't want very easily. So, you should be able to trim it down as much or as little as you would like.

I'm an industrial maintenance technician. Which pretty much means if they can break it, then I'll fix it. When people ask me what I actually do at work, I tell then "I do anything from pound iron to program plc's". When I'm not at work, I'm either running around with the kids or fixing som...