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2.14x
11
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2.14x
4
11%
2.14x
11
29%
Other: 2.14x only
12
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Aitch
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#3481 Post by Aitch »

ttuuxxx, sinc is asking for Catdude's graphical grub bootpage, which I asked for several times, and it's fallen through the cracks

so here's a link - again

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=27471

Original grub bootsplash

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... h&id=24452

one of my favourites

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... h&id=24406

sinc's link repeated for effect :D

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 8f685f0970


Aitch :)

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#3482 Post by rcrsn51 »

[Edit] Sorry. Wrong thread.

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#3483 Post by ttuuxxx »

[quote="clarf"

Are we going to have our own logo?, are we going to change the 214X brand?. Are we a fork?

clarf[/quote]well I always liked the 214X brand name, It could be released as 214X, or a name like "Retro Linux" or RL for short but people might think its Ralph Lauren :)
Barry did mention in his blog he didn't want it as part of puppy mainstream that it would be better as fork, I would say its more of a swiss knife. than a fork :)

This is what Barry said "Regarding the 2.x series, I'm reluctant to official support it. I think that it will confuse people. I think that if ttuuxxx or anyone else wants to announce it on Distrowatch then they should set it up as a fork. This is of course my very personal opinion on the matter. "
Does that mean we can use the puppy name? And if so lets change all the related puppy names in the scripts etc to what ever name we figure out. well like 70% isn't puppy, its apps that I compiled, and fixes that the community submitted.
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#3484 Post by abushcrafter »

ttuuxxx wrote:
abushcrafter wrote:Will try to upload a LOT more in the next few days...
I made it 48x48 for you
ttuuxxx
Thanks. That gives me an idea...
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2.14x rc4 on a superfloppy usb stick

#3485 Post by earlytv »

Made a usb stick thats a superfloppy mode because these work on systems where usb dont work, but, I get this on the screen

This is whats on screen when I use the supperfloppy usb stick?

now executing 'init' script in initial-ramdisk
loading kernel modules
looking for puppy in hda1... sda...
mounting /dev/sda on (/initrd)/mnt/dev_ro1...
creating tmpfs for /pup_214x.sfs on (/initrd)/mnt/tmpfs...
copying /pup_214x.sfs to tmpfs... mounting on (/initrd)/pup_ro2...
mounting tmpfs on (/initrd)/pup_rw...
creating unionfs on (/initrd)/pup_new
busybox v1.6.1 multi-call binary
usage: init
init is the parent of all processes


THEN A BLANK SCREEN THAT ANYTHING CAN BE TYPED AND ITS STUCK?
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#3486 Post by davesurrey »

ttuuxx wrote that Barry had said..
"Regarding the 2.x series, I'm reluctant to official support it. I think that it will confuse people. I think that if ttuuxxx or anyone else wants to announce it on Distrowatch then they should set it up as a fork. This is of course my very personal opinion on the matter. "
Yes when I read that I was surprised and still don't understand why he choses to support jemimah's puppee but not your 214X. I see nothing wrong with puppeee and she has done some great work but it was after all focussed on supporting initially just the asus range of netbooks and I guess now other netbooks. But it's just one of Barry's decisions that I don't understand.

I hope you can call it a Puppy and don't see why not just Puppy 214X but if you want to brand it, or if Barry won't support it, then I feel Retro Linux or RetroPup is a bit negative. It may mean something to you and me but to an outsider it could come across as old and dated. Remember branding and positioning are not exactly the same thing.

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naming 214x

#3487 Post by Minnesota »

Been thinking of ways to name this version of puppy to reflect it's heritage.. think it needs pup or puppy in the name.... it works extremely well on older limited resource machines... so...

Small Pup For Limited Resources SPFLR

Small Pup fOr Limited Resources SPOLR

Hardware Machines ?

Limited Resource Pup LRP

Resource Limited Puppy RLP

Linux Limited Pup LLP, LiLiPup

Limited Pup LiPup

Fun...

Pup For Fun PUFF

Great Limited Resource Puppy GLRP

Any other suggestions?

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#3488 Post by ttuuxxx »

has anyone had a similar issue to what earlytv has had in the above post? maybe something like ide=nodma acpi=off in the isolinux.cfg
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#3489 Post by ttuuxxx »

abushcrafter wrote:
ttuuxxx wrote:
abushcrafter wrote:Will try to upload a LOT more in the next few days...
I made it 48x48 for you
ttuuxxx
Thanks. That gives me an idea...
very cute :)
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Puppy Greyhound for older hardware

#3490 Post by nancy reagan »

Puppy Greyhound for older hardware; faster smaller ?

Puppy 214 Greyhound for your oldtimer

Puppy 214 Runner for older hardware

Puppy 214 Rocket for your oldtimer

Puppy 214 Lightning etc

Puppy 214 advanced softwared for older hardware etc

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Distrowatch

#3491 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

:o :shock: :D :mrgreen: :)/
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Slackos & 214X, ... and Q6xx
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Re: Distrowatch

#3492 Post by ttuuxxx »

MinHundHettePerro wrote::o :shock: :D :mrgreen: :)/
MHHP
very nice you had me going for a minute :)
I think that was the quickest I ever typed a url www.distrowatch.org ,lol
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#3493 Post by davesurrey »

Hi MHHP,
You are a bit late for any April Fools jokes but I think that's a great basic for a DistroWatch summary.

So ttuuxxx what are your thoughts about releasing 214X or whatever it's to be called after recent events.

I'm leaving Puppy but would like to see this project to its completion
Happy Easter
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#3494 Post by ttuuxxx »

davesurrey wrote:Hi MHHP,
You are a bit late for any April Fools jokes but I think that's a great basic for a DistroWatch summary.

So ttuuxxx what are your thoughts about releasing 214X or whatever it's to be called after recent events.

I'm leaving Puppy but would like to see this project to its completion
Happy Easter
Dave
Hi Dave where ya going ? Why would you leave puppy ? Anything I can do? We're like a family here, well this thread anyways, some of the others are over the top these days.
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Re: Distrowatch

#3495 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

ttuuxxx wrote:very nice you had me going for a minute :)
I think that was the quickest I ever typed a url www.distrowatch.org ,lol
ttuuxxx
davesurrey wrote:Hi MHHP,
You are a bit late for any April Fools jokes but I think that's a great basic for a DistroWatch summary.

So ttuuxxx what are your thoughts about releasing 214X or whatever it's to be called after recent events.

I'm leaving Puppy but would like to see this project to its completion
Happy Easter
Dave
Well :D :D :D, the fictitious ( :?: ) release date is only 30 days ahead ..........

(And, unfortunately, I was too busy around the turn of the month to post this as a mere April Fool's joke :( :wink: :wink: :wink: :) )

Cheers :)/
MHHP
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Dual Xeon 3.2 GHz, 1 GB, nvidia quadro nvs 285[/color]
Slackos & 214X, ... and Q6xx
[color=darkred]Nämen, vaf....[/color] [color=green]ln -s /dev/null MHHP[/color]

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#3496 Post by davesurrey »

Hi tuuxxx,
Not going anywhere particular...well perhaps might have another look at Crunchbang and SliTaz.

But I've made myself clear elsewhere that I feel the foundations of Puppy are shaky and need sorting for Puppy's very long term survival.

Sadly it seems few want to listen and some of Barry's recent decisions frankly I can't agree with, such as not supporting 214X. So not wanting to stir anything I'll just bow out.

Absolutely nothing to do with this thread which IMO has been a great example of dev/user cooperation and understanding.
Thanks for that.

Happy Easter and take care.
Dave

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#3497 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

davesurrey wrote:Hi MHHP,
You are a bit late for any April Fools jokes but I think that's a great basic for a DistroWatch summary.
Should it ever come to this, I would be most grateful if you'd volunteer to to edit my ten-minute sw-english "release draft" (including the spelling-mistakes I already see) :).
davesurrey wrote:Not going anywhere particular...well perhaps might have another look at Crunchbang and SliTaz.
Those two distros are actually the main distros I've been trying out in parallel to puppy lately (sadly enough, SliTaz 3.0 did not offer any improvement over 2.0 on my (somewhat) dated equipment).
ttuuxxx wrote:We're like a family here, well this thread anyways, some of the others are over the top these days.
Couldn't agree more!

Cheers :)/
MHHP
[color=green]Celeron 2.8 GHz, 1 GB, i82845, many ptns, modes 12, 13
Dual Xeon 3.2 GHz, 1 GB, nvidia quadro nvs 285[/color]
Slackos & 214X, ... and Q6xx
[color=darkred]Nämen, vaf....[/color] [color=green]ln -s /dev/null MHHP[/color]

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#3498 Post by ttuuxxx »

davesurrey wrote:Hi tuuxxx,
Not going anywhere particular...well perhaps might have another look at Crunchbang and SliTaz.

But I've made myself clear elsewhere that I feel the foundations of Puppy are shaky and need sorting for Puppy's very long term survival.

Sadly it seems few want to listen and some of Barry's recent decisions frankly I can't agree with, such as not supporting 214X. So not wanting to stir anything I'll just bow out.

Absolutely nothing to do with this thread which IMO has been a great example of dev/user cooperation and understanding.
Thanks for that.

Happy Easter and take care.
Dave
Hi Dave, no need to blow out/away :)
To be frank with you, Barry has been off his rocker for like 2 weeks now, plain and simple. He used to ignore dumb comments and move on, now he's looking for anything as a scape goat to isolate himself even further, I say whatever, he's done a lot for us all and we've all grown knowledge because of it. and he's also been displaying childishness way like when he said
"Actually, I can do whatever I like. I am the guy who owns the Puppy Linux name. If I decide one day to create a Puppy 6.0, I can do it. I'm in a pessimistic mood right now -- perhaps the idea of the community taking over, or even "community editions", was a bad idea. Perhaps I should remain in charge, bringing out a new Puppy occasionally.
After all, if one or more people are all that keen on creating their own Puppy, they can fork Puppy and do it. "
for like the past year he's been telling us the opposite, he's the one who kept saying, he will retire and puppy 5 will be woof based, but to this day woof is riddled with bugs and bloat and then he complains that nobody released puppy 5 in like the last 5 months since the last 4 series was released, what a 140+mb puppy 5.0?.

I look at it like this, we've done real good in this thread, we've managed to take a old version of puppy and almost totally modernize it. This was never done before on puppy, heck I don't know any linux distro that ever went to this extreme. usually Barry tosses it out and starts a new series with a new base. 214X is pretty much on par with puppy 5, other than the kernel,glibc,alsa,xorg and some ways its better, Its a lot smaller, out of the box support for glib1.2, tcl/tk, full scsi drivers.

At this point Dave If I was you stick around, well at least this thread, If things get too crazy on here, heck we could move to my ttuuxxx forum. Who knows maybe next year we all can group together and start our own linux distro. Forget the forking thing, I'm so not impressed with Barry turning his back on his developers, That really upsets me. Like I said he could lock his blog and make it invite only, like only trusted developers etc and have some sort of control. But to just lock it down and make it read only, how lame and hurtful, its like he thinks that nobody actually has feelings. I look at it like I've been going to work everyday for a couple of years and one day when you get to work its padlocked. Trust me Dave, its not time yet to call it quits. And if you do its been fun having you around.
Best wishes
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#3499 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

Staccato-posting this evening :roll:

Forgot to say:
If you do leave, Dave, wherever you may roam from here, it was a pleasure making your acquaintance, always voicing opinions of head-on-the-nail sobriety amongst the rest of us ......

Best wishes :)/
MHHP
[color=green]Celeron 2.8 GHz, 1 GB, i82845, many ptns, modes 12, 13
Dual Xeon 3.2 GHz, 1 GB, nvidia quadro nvs 285[/color]
Slackos & 214X, ... and Q6xx
[color=darkred]Nämen, vaf....[/color] [color=green]ln -s /dev/null MHHP[/color]

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#3500 Post by sinc »

its funny, i've only been on this forum since early 2009 but I feel like this kinda stuff is common. i've seen all kinds of in-fighting on these threads. i don't know all the background but crazy stuff (I almost started naming off names but no need to).

Ttuuxxx, Barry says to email him if you want to give him any comments so email him. I'm sure he would read something from you.

Dave, come on, don't over-react. If you enjoy puppy and ttuuxxx's versions, whats the difference if Barry is not currently participating. You know, Bill Gates retired from Microsoft.

I like the idea about a whole new linux, that would be something I could learn from. Would you have any idea how to do that? Compile a kernel and add to it, is that it? Well, I know theres more than that, that sounds simplistic but it would be fun watching you work, as it already is

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