This pre-alpha build is not meant for general usage. The graphics rendering engine is buggy and extremely slow (10x slower than Opera 10.10), but the JavaScript engine is amazingly fast (2x faster than Opera 10.10). HTML5 video and audio playback works in this build (say bye-bye to Adobe Flash! :D) ...

...and following by a comment by panzerpuppy :) @Sage: * SeaMonkey 1.1.x is still smaller, faster (on Flash sites / YouTube videos) and safer (with NoScript) than Opera 10.10. * It doesn't need additional Qt dependencies. * If you switch to Opera, you'll lose the HTML composer. Even the latest versi...

The new Quirky is full of quirks :) - Quirky 002 is much more efficient than Puppy 4.3, despite the use of a SMP kernel. The 4.3 series of Puppy was a real CPU muncher - one of the worst-performing versions of Puppy if you have a single-core PC. Quirky brings back the speed to the level of the previ...

Does anyone know how to configure gxine to use the p16v (high-quality) output device of an Audigy2 soundcard? /proc/asound/pcm lists these devices: 00-00: emu10k1 : ADC Capture/Standard PCM Playback : playback 32 : capture 1 00-01: emu10k1 mic : Mic Capture : capture 1 00-02: emu10k1 efx : Multichan...

Sorry! Not impressed. Takes a lot longer than the average Puppy derivative to boot up. ??? Are you using a modern PC with a dual or quad core CPU? Turbopup Xtreme is optimised for 'junk hardware' - old PCs with a single core CPU. For modern multicore PCs, you should use the standard SMP-optimised P...

annoying delay before the text label appears when I hover the mouse over the icon column Does anyone know how to reduce the tooltip delay in Puppy / JWM ??? The tooltip delay is indeed very annoying. * I'd like a reserved spot in the icon column where I can position the mouse to do a right click wh...

Hey,it's sneekylinux! Nice to see you here :) Could you post a new video about Turbopup on YouTube? The final version of Turbopup was released a week ago and it's called Turbopup Xtreme. The changes are radical and now it's much lighter and faster than before. So light that It can run on your 486 wi...

But, unfortunately, it seems impossible to download it at the link in the first page, could someone kindly tell me if there are other links or mirrors? (of course, if any...). The main download link works: TURBPOPUP XTREME V1.0 - CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ...the always visible menubar...I think that i...

This "browser" is a very good frontend for the Gecko / SeaMonkey engine included in standard Puppy ISO. Uses less memory, starts faster and runs even quicker than SeaMonkey. I need the latest version, compiled in Puppy 4.1 / 4.2 , so I can use it in Turbopup and older versions of Puppy (i....

Turbopup Xtreme : http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=40477 - The fastest Puppy ever created - You can run this one on a PC with just 16MB of RAM! - Modern kernel and up-to-date packages - Simplified, minimalistic interface - The 100MB ISO includes even more software than your standard ...

Turbopup Xtreme is so great, it should be posted at DistroWatch

Much better than CrunchBang, SliTaz, Slax, TinyCore and similar lite distros.

How about updating Kazehakase to the latest version?

The latest version is 0.5.8 (!)

LOL

(next time do an e2fsck or buy an UPS)

P.S. Turbopup v1.0 Final is out (!)

What the...?!?

NO WAY!!!!

I wasn't expecting a FINAL release this soon

This is f%$#^&* awwwwwwwwwwesome!

Downloading now... Woof-woof! (Meow!)

I dont think that there is a beta 2 :O
Maybe there is, but im not sure..

Turbo,where are you hiding?

Come here,boy! Here puppy,puppy... I have a big juicy bone for you


XD

Does anyone have a copy of the previous release (v1.75)?

(the last one i've tried in Puppy 4.21 was v1.72 and it worked great)

The latest build of Transmission doesn't work in any version of Puppy older than 4.3 :( I get the same $#@%^* error in Puppy 4.21 and Turbopup: transmission: symbol lookup error: transmission: undefined symbol: gdk_threads_add_timeout_seconds And that's not all - Transmission is now extra bloated if...

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The thread title says it all.

This is possible to do in Puppy 4.3 and newer by booting with the "noram" parameter, but not in Puppy 4.2.x or older.

I'd like to trade the overall OS snappiness (of a Puppy 4.2 frugal install) for ~128MB more available memory on a box with 512MB of RAM.

mikeb wrote:Solving that would mean less parking of heads on netbooks...

...better performance and greatly reduced risk of missing/incomplete files when copying files from USB Flash drives to HDD