Thanks, Fred and Toni for the replies

Installed DebianDog to USB, its working very nicely. It might be worth making it more obvious that the installer is included in the ISO, as I tried to install by downloading it separately, and making it obvious that DebianDog will ask you to create a savefile. Thanks for creating this 8) ---- EDIT: ...

That would be Puppy Linux.

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Never had a C64, my family got a cut price Commodore Plus 4. I was fun, but limited range of software.

Is the TRS 80 MC compatible with the TRS 80 CoCo ?

My guess is the

TRS 80 Color Computer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRS-80_Color_Computer

he makes it sound as though its just about people not wanting change.

he no mention puppy too!

Thanks for saving the Wikki. I there a back up of puppylinux.org?

Maybe a web crawler could auto generate a similar list, if it could recognized files as source code?

@sheldonisaac

You are not the first to desire a Puppy that is slimmed down. Often referred to as Barebones. ThinSlacko may be a good option.

Some options are listed here-
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Barebones

Or there was/is a Babybuild option in Woof if your feeling adventurous.

There may be some additional resources linked here-

http://puppylinux.org/wikka/PuppySites

The best way to argue against systemd is to criticise the code and its implications, rather than ad hominem attacks on the author/s.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_hominem

Is there a puppy that will run on the Banana Pi? The processor is the A20 which is ARMv7. This is the newer and more commonly supported instruction set compared to the Raspberry Pi which uses a chip with ARMv6. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Cortex-A7_MPCore In theory versions of Puppy for these...

I also have the problem of configuring two sound cards. Although in my case the card to use can not be configured as hw0 or hw1 - because the cards are not always recognised and assigned numbers in the same order at boot up. I had a script that fixed it, but since Slacko 5.5 the part of ALSA needed ...

Hi dancytron, thanks for the heads up. DebianDog and Tahrpup are both on my list of pups to try when I get time.
; -)

Interesting, I wouldn't like google integration either. i like puppys unique features, but sometimes i wish for an easier apt-get way to install apps.

Great story. Was boredom the only reason you wanted to try tahrpup?

Images from the Puppy bOx doku

thanks for the heads up, the freecycle site is working now. I will try your advice next time I have a problem with a page. thanks

The fact that the sound no longer works under XP could point to the card being disabled or having developed a fault (as previously stated). Was anything changed apart from installing linux? another way to check if the soundcard is recognized is to use hardinfo- Puppy Menu > System > HardInfo This sh...