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Hello Wanderer,
Here is what I have been working on - a reverse of what you have been doing.
To keep things up to date in Puppy I thought about stripping down a Puppy - even cups and ffmpeg. I started with Peebee's Debian Stretch and then added Tiny core packages by converting them from tcz to sfs's by renaming them. They install to /usr/local/bin with libs installing to /usr/local/lib meaning they don't interfere with Puppys libs. and you use the boot manager or sfs on the fly to load and unload them which places the sfs in /mnt/home/
Tiny core has apps that are smaller and very handy like flaxpdf.
To strip the pup down I use the buildins utility.
I do all the deletions any that don't appear in that I use pfind to find all entries and go from there.
I produced one iso of a stripped down Stretch with some tiny core sfs.
https://archive.org/details/stretch7.5onebonek4.1.48
The third iso contains some tinycore apps and libs.
I moved from Puduan 7 the forgotten pup and stripped it down and did the same thing.
https://archive.org/details/Puduan7.0.0 ... 2corrected
This means you have a pup which can be kept up to date as well as using other portable apps and static apps.
Here is what I have been working on - a reverse of what you have been doing.
To keep things up to date in Puppy I thought about stripping down a Puppy - even cups and ffmpeg. I started with Peebee's Debian Stretch and then added Tiny core packages by converting them from tcz to sfs's by renaming them. They install to /usr/local/bin with libs installing to /usr/local/lib meaning they don't interfere with Puppys libs. and you use the boot manager or sfs on the fly to load and unload them which places the sfs in /mnt/home/
Tiny core has apps that are smaller and very handy like flaxpdf.
To strip the pup down I use the buildins utility.
I do all the deletions any that don't appear in that I use pfind to find all entries and go from there.
I produced one iso of a stripped down Stretch with some tiny core sfs.
https://archive.org/details/stretch7.5onebonek4.1.48
The third iso contains some tinycore apps and libs.
I moved from Puduan 7 the forgotten pup and stripped it down and did the same thing.
https://archive.org/details/Puduan7.0.0 ... 2corrected
This means you have a pup which can be kept up to date as well as using other portable apps and static apps.
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To strip down a pup do your deletions with buildins and manual deletion and then reboot having made a savefile.
then use the remaster program in your puppy. You must reboot after making the deletions.
Then you can get your tiny core programs here.
https://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/10.x/x86/tcz/
Download chosen app rename from tcz to sfs then use them like sfs's.
then use the remaster program in your puppy. You must reboot after making the deletions.
Then you can get your tiny core programs here.
https://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/10.x/x86/tcz/
Download chosen app rename from tcz to sfs then use them like sfs's.
Puppy Linux Wiki: [url]http://wikka.puppylinux.com/HomePage[/url]
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yes thanks andresC2
fredx has very kindly made an apulse for the firefox tcz
and has told me how to load everything
so we can always have the latest forefox that way
i was just wondering if i can make a completely portable firefox in a folder
like the one that works in upupbb
as a start
i am going to take fredx firefox
and run it to see what it asks for
wanderer
fredx has very kindly made an apulse for the firefox tcz
and has told me how to load everything
so we can always have the latest forefox that way
i was just wondering if i can make a completely portable firefox in a folder
like the one that works in upupbb
as a start
i am going to take fredx firefox
and run it to see what it asks for
wanderer
hi fredx
wow
my latest test was a complete success
this is what i did
i started a new tinycore 9
new home and tce
downloaded and loaded get-latest-firefox
then put your firefox in the home directory
and started it
it ran and updated to the latest firefox
i am posting from it now
thank you thank you thank you
you have created the first and most important module for corepup
as well as the indispensable aplus for firefox
wanderer
wow
my latest test was a complete success
this is what i did
i started a new tinycore 9
new home and tce
downloaded and loaded get-latest-firefox
then put your firefox in the home directory
and started it
it ran and updated to the latest firefox
i am posting from it now
thank you thank you thank you
you have created the first and most important module for corepup
as well as the indispensable aplus for firefox
wanderer
wanderer wrote:yes both firefoxes are installed
but only one (yours) is used
your firefox just uses the other firefox dependencies
Ok, have it your way of course, but I'd say it's a waste of space having 2 firefox installs.
I think only gtk3 tcz needs installed for the portable to work.
Probably upupbb has gtk3 so that's the reason why the portable-firefox works on upupbb.
Fred