Posted: Fri 29 Nov 2013, 03:57
Ted Dog, good thinking! But, it also raises some questions. If I understand correct, puppy reads the latest save files first, because newer files are not written over by older files. But the older files still have to be read, to load saves that are not written over at a later stage, and that reading process is taking time. If all saves are made into a new .sfs, will not the code telling puppy to look for other puppy files at botup have to be altered? Wouldn't that limit the choises of which media the puppy is run from? I mean you may have to decide at first boot, that your puppy for example is limited to run from a live disc. If you later change your mind and want a frugal or full install, then you cannot use the same .sfs.
What I really would like to have, is an easy way to include/exclude what is saved in a multisession save. Sometimes you only want to save a small change made in a preferences file, not the entire session. At other times you may want to save the setup for a new windowmanager and all the connected files, but not the letter to grandma.
BTW, I fail to see the point in writing multisession to a harddisk, why would anyone need that?
tallboy
What I really would like to have, is an easy way to include/exclude what is saved in a multisession save. Sometimes you only want to save a small change made in a preferences file, not the entire session. At other times you may want to save the setup for a new windowmanager and all the connected files, but not the letter to grandma.
BTW, I fail to see the point in writing multisession to a harddisk, why would anyone need that?
tallboy