Thanks, this worksOscarTalks wrote:Maybe try adding the psubdir kernel parameter:-
title Puppy Dpup Stretch 7.5 CE (RC-2)
kernel /pup_dpup/vmlinuz pmedia=usbflash pfix=ram psubdir=/pup_dpup
initrd /pup_dpup/initrd.gz
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My 12 year old son actually managed to install the latest version of Blender (packaged by Thomas Schiex I believe) in XenialDog64 the other day. Always crashed with a segmentation error for me. Method he used was to first install gnome-software from ppa of most recent version of that, and then install Blender via that and then to remove gnome-software.sc0ttman wrote: A larger number of packages fail to install properly in Bionic - with Blender being the only one I can remember atm..
Good to knowwiak wrote:I've tried his method and works for me too.
I couldn't agree moresc0ttman wrote:It runs very fast and smooth on all my PCs/laptops, all working, no issues.
This is one of the best pups around - the Debian packages often have far fewer deps than their Ubuntu equivalents..
And it runs faster than all other recent pups [...] and so far it's been fantastic.
Here, however, I must disagreesc0ttman wrote:Palemoon is not perfect though - it doesn't load the responsive iframes on the BBC News website (or many other site that uses Pym.js) [...]
Hopefully, the following can be done
- Use Light (instead of Palemoon)
In the Dpup version I'm using, Light is not included (thanks God!hamoudoudou wrote:If included browser a Light is not good for you just change it
Honestly, I don't get it. What's the point/rush of declaring it "final release"? Correct me if I'm wrong, but Dpup is based on Debian, and Debian is known for its stability and no rush to declare a release as "final" (as it does happen in other distros)hamoudoudou wrote:What about final release ? that would mean Dpup Stretch 7.5 is the elected Puppy stretch
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 103#979103radky wrote:Multiple reports indicate Dpup Stretch release status is not final.
Revert to RC-2