Hello! Just a bit here and there. Puppy could use a better partition utility: either add a gui to parted or update gparted. Add the option in MUT to switch to completely running in ram. And other unimportant stuff pay no heed, just writing these suggestions down before I forget them. It's a WISH-lis...

I have been reading many threads explaining how to prevent puppy from loading certain sfs into ram. Then the sfs will be read off the media - slower, true, but the user gains more ram. If you have a swap partition, then after boot puppy will do some memory management, and most likely major contents ...

It might also be possible to combine the sfs and 2fs.

..Im looking for the link and not finding

I am not sure, so you should try. But I don't think a full hd install will mount sfs. Maybe frugal.
If it does not work, just install your current copy to cd/usb, add the kde sfs, remaster, then install h/d.

orbisvicis

73 Megs!
How did you ever!
Did you dump drivers?
I'd try it, but first w'ld need to know that it wouldnt burn out the flash drive
even yet, beryl,. And puppy

orbisvicis

Hey, good idea, you can just overwrite the puppy_214.sfs instead of reburning. Also a script at shutdown asking if you want to save your 'session' was more along the lines of what I was going for. (like the first time you poweroff puppy) I think saving at shutdown happens b/c at shutoff I see these ...

I do not know if these are bugs with 2.14 or not, but here goes: swapoff using MUT takes no more than thirty seconds. Swapoff at shutdown takes much more time. Unmounting in MUT sometimes (very rarely) crashes puppy. Usually when I unmount the media I booted from (though not always) even though I ru...

A U3 drive is actually two partitions and comes with a special firmware chip. So when you plug it in, windows gets told by the chip that the first partition (usually really small) is a CD drive (as opposed to a plug & play device). Then if you have autoplay enabled, a script will run that will a...

Dont use it

orbisvicis

P.S I cant stand Adobe Acrobat. bloat. foxit. try it.

Trout

UT04 / Halo

Unfortunately, this does not work eth0mode in /etc re-appears after boot. So do dhcpcd-eth0.chache, dhcpcd-eth0.info and dhcpcd-eth0.pid in /etc/dhcpc However, files in /root were successfully deleted. strange I am using puppy 2.14, I think that version got rid of .wh files: is there then a text fil...

Pear. Most certainly.


Freefall or wikipedia ?

Saw this on some other forum, thought it might be an interesting idea. (if you want to kill time)

Here's how it works: chose one of the choices, leave two of your own.

Compiz or Beryl?

Also, about KDE's recycle bin:
I can add it to the desktop as trash:/ and even configure it with empty/full images, however after reboot it disappears (/root/Desktop/Trash.desktop)
Perhaps this is b/c:
-I use a remastered puppy
Pretty much the only thing I can think of.

sincerely,
orbisvicis

Nice job!
It works with fluxbox, which is a plus. As you say, it is also rather slow, but...
A recommended feature: when you click the thumbnail, it disappears. Perhaps it is possible to have it permanent
But when you have time ; )

Impressive
orbisvicis

This worked: This did not work: Very nice job.
thanks

I haven't much expeience either, but if above does not work consider (in addition to just extracting the files from the iso): 1) setting your partition bootable. You can either format two partitions on the drive, one for files and one for puppy, or just keep one partition (more confusing) for puppy....

the firewall is as safe as you make it, itll block the ports you want closed. For transactions I think the only ports youll need open are the ssl and the http ports, unless you use a proxy. Also a firewall only blocks viruses, etc from your computer; you're unlikely to get those from secure bank sit...

Remastering merges pup_214.sfs and pup_save.sfs. Therefore it is not a true duplicate and you must be careful using it when you switch hardware. However, it does come with the option to remove any hardware configurations; this though might erase any other configurations you've made such as xinitrc, ...

Hello! I remastered puppy 2.14 to cd as backup with all of my specific computer's configurations (simple copy option). Unfortunately I had to use this backup to reinstall to usb drive and then switch computers. The original computer has eth0, while the new only has eth1 (wireless). Now every time I ...