Someone told me the right expression then, but I don't remember who.
This Gnome will not run in Grafpup, as it needs a newer Glib (I think).
But you should be able to use it in Grafpup, if you install the Gtk-dotpup, too, this would "upgrade" Grafpup the same way Puppy is upgraded.
This should work, but as I did not test it myself, one should test it carefully with a new pup001 first, as I cannot guarantee it will not break things.
As I mentioned, Gnome is kind of complex, and complex software that overwrites existing files, always bears the risk of breaking working stuff.
I also would not expect too much from this Gnome.
I personally don't use it, as I think, Puppy currently has better solutions.
Instead of the Panel I use Icewm plus the XFCE-taskbar, instead of Nautilus I use XFileExplorer and Thunar.
This Gnome is basically intended to make it possible, to run aditional Gnome-applications on request, if you know one, that has no good equivalent program in Puppy.
My Gnome-Dotpups provide all the libraries (hopefully all), that are needed to run Gnome-applications, that would not run without these libraries.
Mark
