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#21 Post by technosaurus »

I made this script of <2kb to make a pupplet as an addon sfs... thought you might include it in a beta release for further testing (as if there aren't enough 3.x puplets already)

Also - let me know if you'd like a 3.X themed web desktop (either hosted or for inclusion)
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#22 Post by straypup »

Glad to see things progressing. One of the problems with Puppy is the wealth of ideas being developed. Your 3.02 was one of the first serious attempts to make Puppy compatable wiht other distros. 4.xx took it into new heights of basically Puppy programs. Now Barry is working on the "Woof" series that will make Puppy compatable with Ubantu (which I don't think is a good idea ) Debian,Slackware,and hopefully inhouse Puppy development. This is one of the problems facing Puppy--to much fragmentation. I have always preferred the three series, but there is so much else to check out. Don't be discouraged, when the smoke settles there is room for all. Have a great day..........Stray :roll:

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#23 Post by trio »

technosaurus wrote: why not make it 3.2 and incorporate the 4.2 core upgrades like hotrox and pwidgets
I think the pwidgets team will be more than happy to help if pwidgets is included. just post in the thread. if not, well you decide what's best

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#24 Post by straypup »

Been a while since I read this thread. Been trying to learn how to create my own style and am finally making some progress. Have always liked the 3.xx series as it is most responsive on my cobbled system. my problem now is simple although my settings are mostly saved, my local time isn,t and on reboot (live) reverts to base. Is there a way to make the setting permanent?
Thanks :) for the hard work Woof Woof
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#25 Post by ecomoney »

I have from time to time, but my goal is primarily to revive the remnants of the TalkingStick project.
Glad to hear it! Am I still in a job?
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#26 Post by WhoDo »

ecomoney wrote:
I have from time to time, but my goal is primarily to revive the remnants of the TalkingStick project.
Glad to hear it! Am I still in a job?
It looks like the project has moved on without you, so I'd guess the answer is probably "No".
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#27 Post by Lobster »

Thanks to J-Bob for reviving this and Ttuuxxx for supporting it.
Glad to hear Robert is going to help as well.
What job do you have for Robert guys?
Maybe the wiki pages can be updated?
http://www.puppylinux.org/community/pup ... ck/phoenix

. . . mostly we just get on with it . . . :)
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#28 Post by ttuuxxx »

Sorry Lobster but I think JBOB has lost his steam,He hasn't made a post since like Jan this year, I'm starting to think 3.0.2CE has a curse on it.
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#29 Post by Lobster »

Looks like Robert is in business :)

I have consulted my imaginary psychiatrist (the one I keep in a cupboard) and she assures me
curses are mind figments just like her . . .

OK Robert, let's see what you can do. :)
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#30 Post by James C »

The last I heard anything about Jbob he had made a few posts over at the Slitaz forums.

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#31 Post by ttuuxxx »

Well lobster I have too much on my plate now and I'm moving forward, not backward. So i'm staying clear of any past releases like 3.02.
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#32 Post by darry1966 »

I have been using this lately having updated it with new Glibcs Gcc etc and some other minor updates and use it with my digital camera been having fun with it.

Available at Archive.org where there are many other nice retro Pups to play around with. I encourage others who haven't been to the puppy section at Archive.org to check it out.

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#33 Post by Colonel Panic »

I'm trying it now. It works well with Softmaker Office (so no need to install Open Office, Libreoffice, Abiword etc.).
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#34 Post by ally »

over 2700 puppies to play with at the archive........

http://archive.org/details/puppylinux

:)

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#35 Post by mavrothal »

ally wrote:over 2700 puppies to play with at the archive........

http://archive.org/details/puppylinux

:)
2700 puppy ISOs?
Really??? :shock:

Assuming that till puppy3, spinoff were limited that is about 1 new puppy/day for the last 7 years in the 10 year history of puppy!!!
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#36 Post by ally »

2801 in my collection with 2787 published, most of the missing are stemsee uber creations that are too bib for me to upload

still looking for more.....

:)

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#37 Post by Colonel Panic »

ally wrote:2801 in my collection with 2787 published, most of the missing are stemsee uber creations that are too bib for me to upload

still looking for more.....

:)
Thanks for all your hard work.

Puppyluvr did a good couple of variants of 3.01 (IcePup and Transitions); they're both smaller than EmSee (which is the only one of Stemsee's pups I know offhand) and I haven't seen either of them online for ages.

CORRECTION: Puppyluvr's got his own page and IcePup's on it, here;

http://puppylinuxstuff.meownplanet.net/puppyluvr/
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#38 Post by ally »

have the icepup but not transitions

:)

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#39 Post by Colonel Panic »

ally wrote:have the icepup but not transitions

:)
Same here, and I have trouble getting a good "burn" out of the icepup iso too (the one on the page I linked to).
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Colonel Panic wrote:
ally wrote:have the icepup but not transitions

:)
Same here, and I have trouble getting a good "burn" out of the icepup iso too (the one on the page I linked to).
Same here Colonel when I tried.

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