Oscar Toledo's tiny chess from the article

Well, I think you're linking to the sources there, not binaries?

Also, you could edit the title of first post to include [SOLVED]

So you didn't kill the penguin afterall
You're welcome and welcome to the kennels! (the forum)

Oh, I'm good then, it said that in the article too but I missunderstood.

Thanks, good to know, I'll check if there are patches for glibc 2.19 to recompile for dpup.

Nothing wrong with that

Boot fresh puppy in ram without savefile (pfix=ram)
Copy files /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow to your savefile (mount it and replace the ones in etc there)
Also /etc/group might be needed
then reboot to your setup

Regarding flat file databases, here's a little script, kinda like proof of concept for a simple data manager I did in bash/gtkdialog, there are ten columns which you can define names and visibility in preferences and then you can add/delete/edit/search entries or even load multiple databases (just t...

I guess my question was really about how to convert a DEB into an SFS. I haven't found any clear explanation online. I did find stuff about converting a DEB to a .PET and, separately, about converting a .PET to a .SFS Is that the way to go? And, AFAIK a DEB does not contain all of its dependencies....

Yes, that should work, because there are pathnames in variable and sed uses slash (/) for separator it errors out, but you can use other separators in sed to avoid errors, your pipe (|) character solves the problem, you can use a lot of different characters for separator this way to avoid escaping. ...

Try to allocate more memory in settings
Glad to see there's a new version and that scripting is improved, will compile asap

Yes, I'm still using fluxbox every day! In fact one of those styles @ tenr.de is default style on my laptop, take a look at screenshots thread here

But thanks for pointing this out, maybe I should edit first post to include links for fluxbox resources

rcrsn51 wrote:

jss83 wrote:They showed up after re-boot

If you don't want to reboot, run the commands

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fixmenus
jwm -restart

Newer jwm versions have a -reload switch so the wm doesn't flickr

Latest setup on laptop

fluxbox (weinstein style), wbar (deepthought icons), gtk2 (cedarbrass theme), wallpaper

kevin bowers wrote:I haven't seen one that supports Puppy. I believe Barry ported ARM puppy to Raspberry Pi, but that's as close as I've seen, and that was quite a while ago.

samedog tries:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=96597

Try this one smtube-2.1-i686.pet

I assume you already have qt if you had smtube working (maybe not, not sure if all versions used it) but here's the link for sfs:
qt-everywhere-opensource-4.8.2-i686_487.sfs

Both packages supplied by Billtoo for dpup487 but it should work on Tahrpup too

jopervasco, I'll take a look at it and make a working version, thanks for reporting.

Mirrored on russoodle's server:

pidgin-2.10.11-i486-431.pet
pidgin_DEV-2.10.11-i486-431.pet
pidgin_DOC-2.10.11-i486-431.pet
pidgin_NLS-2.10.11-i486-431.pet