The Z button is essentially the L1/R1 button equivalent, except there's only one on the Gamecube.

Glad to hear the Steam on Puppy process will be relatively painless; another point to Linux.

Great! Let me know how things go; I have both Puppy and Ubuntu, but I didn't get into the beta...

Ah, peasy scale will be fine, thanks.

Not sure if this helps, but I'm specifically trying to get several thousand pictures all to the size of 800 x 600.

Is there any program that can convert multiple images to the same size at once?

Gotcha, thanks.

I see. Thanks for the help, will let you know how things work out.

One other question while I'm here: does "Dual boot" simply refer to having two OS' on one partition, or literally running two OS at the same time?

So in other words, it's simpler to install Ubuntu first, then reinstall Puppy afterwards?

I have Dpup Exprimo installed, and wish to add Ubuntu alongside it, but I'm not certain how. I've seen many Puppy on Ubuntu guides, but none for the other way around...

http://www.steamforlinux.com/?q=en/node/99

Assuming any of us can get in, who wants to help me sort out what Puppy version can handle it best?

pemasu wrote:I havent ever used gcc with gui. What kind of GUI`s there are for it ?

...I see my lack of "lower code" has come back to bite me.

I will make do. Thank you for your help.

pemasu wrote:You launch ( run ) gcc ( Gnu C/C++ compiler ) in console ie in terminal. In console: gcc ( and whatever options you need to test your C++ file )

I infer this means there is no GUI...

Warrior522. That gui Run is misleading. Forget it. When you load sfs, you get usual bins and libs loaded which you need for compiling. So you have loaded devx sfs succesfully. And you have gcc in use. Now you should tell, what you want to do. I use gcc with previously mentioned commands. But I dont...

stu91 wrote:Hi Pemasu,
I think Warrior522 maybe means he hit run to start some application from the popup gui screen directly after an sfs has been loaded?

Exactly.

pemasu wrote:Also...in console: gcc --version
tells you if gcc has been loaded (from devx sfs)

(4.4.5-8) 4.4.5

I loaded the SFS and hit run, nothing. What dependency am I missing this time, I wonder...

Hate to be a pain, but I really need that C++ compiler ASAP; my boss is not a patient man anymore...

Can someone point me in the direction of a working C++ compiler for this OS?

Same error. I'm starting to think a dual-boot is in order if I want my 64...