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So many "remaster" scripts (over the forum), though the main issues that people have on remastering are neither achieved nor targeted! :shock:

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What issues? The complaint that it is a cumbersome procedure has definitely been addressed with this suite. I mean, how much easier can one get than a completely automated script (one of the tools for base remaster included here) requiring NO user input.

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In my humble opinion the 'no user input' isn't achieved as long as all the changes made by a user didn't make it into the remaster, without to have stuff in the new remaster that should not be included.

That means e.g. for a DE user, booting, changing to DE language, installing programs, setting up the Puppy, setting up the installed programs etc.pp., doing a remaster.

It always returns a remastered Puppy that boots into EN, annoys again with the first settings popup and the welcome splash - with all settings made to the programs being lost.

Or it returns a Puppy that will work only (more or less) on the machine where it was customized for.

Sorry, though no offensive intended...

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#5 Post by nic007 »

I hear what you say but this suite caters for all situations. There's a completely FULL (ISO) version with all options you need (and more), including creating an ISO and actually burning to CD and DVD. Then there is the options version for base remaster which has only three input screens. ie. choose your working area, choose your compression, choose to configure for same computer or not. And then the auto version with pre-set settings. Seriously, easier than this is hardly possible. I will stop short of actually breathing on behalf of the user though. :)

BTW - I'm interested to know what you can't achieve with using the "full" version as ALL the options are available as far as I know.

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What is the "full" version?

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#7 Post by nic007 »

The ISO version in the suite.

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#8 Post by bigpup »

Maybe you need to add some more info, in the first post, to fully explain what each version does.
A little more detail. :idea:

Thanks for doing this!!!!!!
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#9 Post by nic007 »

There are clear information and instructions when you run the application. I'm not going to repeat everything here...but thanks for the input.

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#10 Post by bigpup »

Well , it is not clear to me what each tool does.

Remasterpup-auto
What is it going to make????
A complete iso image file?
What????
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#11 Post by anewuser »

bigpup wrote:Well , it is not clear to me what each tool does.

Remasterpup-auto
What is it going to make????
A complete iso image file?
What????
Agreed. Thank you. I also didn't understand but didn't want to ask...

A picture is worth a thousand words.

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#12 Post by nic007 »

Well, some people can put two and two together whilst others, well I don't know. The auto version isc obviously not there to make an ISO or CD SINCE USER INPUT WOULD BE REQUIRED TO MOUNT AN ISO OR CD TO GET FILES OFF IT...but I guess some people can't grasp the obvious. Besides, the results are fairly obvious once you have actually run the different tools (which any normal new user would do to check it out). You know, instead of being hyper critical I think being more appreciative would be in order. There are not many of us who actually take time out to make new applications for Puppy. If the application is not to your liking, DON'T USE IT.
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bigpup wrote:Well , it is not clear to me what each tool does.

Remasterpup-auto
What is it going to make????
A complete iso image file?
What????
Do you need user input to make an ISO Or burn a CD????????
Does the Auto version require user input?????????
Are you dumb???????????

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#14 Post by bigpup »

Thanks for the kind words about people interested in understanding what you coded!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A simple answer would have solved a lot of confusion :shock: :roll:

Thank you for proving this statement!!!!
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#15 Post by nic007 »

You don't need to understand what I've coded, as a user you just need to use/try out the application. If you are too dumb to use it though, don't do so.

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#16 Post by bigpup »

Wonder what your attitude is going to be when I find something wrong with it?

Oh, not a problem!
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#17 Post by nic007 »

Oh, I'm sure you will just fix the little problem in no time. As a man of criticism and know all, I'm sure everything you produce yourself will just be perfect. We are waiting for your masterpieces. :cry:

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#18 Post by nic007 »

BTW - Your so-called "confusion" would have been cleared by only reading the first few posts of this thread but of course you were too eager to jump on the criticism bandwagon.

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#19 Post by anewuser »

Hmmm...

In light of a more positive puppy atmosphere, sorry about any possible previous and future misunderstandings. No need to let this continue to degrade.

Thank you for your work.

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#20 Post by nic007 »

anewuser wrote:Hmmm...

In light of a more positive puppy atmosphere, sorry about any possible previous and future misunderstandings. No need to let this continue to degrade.

Thank you for your work.
No problem, I'm glad you find it useful. Just for the record, as a new user your post did not offend me. Bigpup however with his consistent excessive question marks (and dumb questions) really pisses me off, he does this regularly. As a long time user he should know better, time for him to stick in his head and be a more useful contributor by offering some applications created by himself. If he is unable to do the latter he should show more appreciation for others who do.
Edit: I see you are not so new afterall....

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