I'm learning alot just reading! Updating Puppies , for example... "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" I have seen a scary number of "broken after update" posts in other forums, and I would prefer to do only security updates, maybe update certain applications, but if the kernel wor...

I am a newbie and grabbed the latest version (Tahr), but I see older versions - much older ones - still available for download. Don't they expire after some time? Like most distros, don't they reach end-of-life at some point? How are they updated? And which Puppy to adopt with so many out there is a...

Actually, the way you are updating LXLE is *not* the way you're "supposed to update it." The recommended practice is to just update what you want, when you want -- the creator of LXLE has said so himself, on the LXLE user forum. According to the wiki: http://wiki.lxle.net/doku.php/updates...

I use it at school! It's super easy. It also annotates PDFs so you can fill out forms and stuff and print them out. It's simple and fast. Love it!

There are so many now! I'm sure they're all great, but for a newbie it's hard to know which Puppy I should try first. It would be awesome if someone wrote a little blog post or sticky post on Which Puppy to Adopt. I have a really old Dell Dimension with 512 RAM and some kinda Celeron processor I don...

Hi! This is my first post. I'm a total newbie to Puppy but I have had a Lubuntu re-spin called LXLE on this computer for awhile. It's good but I'm kinda scared of the all-or-nothing way I'm supposed to update it (opening Synaptic, Refresh, Mark All Upgrades, Apply). I have TahrPup (6.0.2) and it's w...