@ linux28 I wonder if you have tried the following procedure. I have done it manually. (I don't use vivaldi on fossapup64, but use it on tahrpup. The performance of vivaldi on tahrpup is not good, though.) After exiting vivaldi, try executing the commands, and then start vivaldi. # /opt/vivaldi/upda...

@Rodney Byne If you would like to run it as root, the command would be; # chromium --no-sandbox (You will get a message about security, because Chrome/Chromium is usually not to be run as root, or administrator.) If you would like to run it as spot, the command would be; # run-as-spot chromium I hap...

Hello. A member of the Puppy Japanese Forum reports that, when ROX-Filer is used to show /proc, it stops responding. (The mouse cursor continues to rotate.) I have recongnized the same issue, too. There is nothing but to kill ROX-Filer, and it results in having no desktop icons. To fix it, X needs t...

Hi, Barry, I have been using EasyPup since version 2.2.7. As I use EasyPup 2.3.1, I am fairly satisfied with it, though there may be some room for improvements. I use "official" Puppies such as Xenialpup64 and Bionicpup64, but I often use EasyPup now because of its classical taste. (I am a...

Hello. gtk-3 and qt5 as dependencies are not shown any more. Thank you. I do not know the purpose of displaying Japanese characters, but the japanese font in version 9.0.1 is more suitable than the one in the previous version. As far as I am concerned, the Japanese font is useful, because it saves t...

Hello. I have noticed the following things: 1. It seems that a touchpad setting utility (e.g. flsynclient) is missing. 2. It looks as if gtk-3 was not included when I look in the PPM. Chrome starts fine, so in reality gtk-3 should be included. 3. It looks as if qt5 was not included when I look in th...

I installed EasyPup 2.2.14 onto my ThinkPad L440, and it is working fine. Thank you.

There is a thread (mostly in Japanese) on EasyPup in the Puppy Linux Japanese forum, where a Japanese language pack (.pet) is available.

https://sakurapup.browserloadofcoolness ... =26&t=3471

As far as I can tell, EasyPup 2.2.12 seems to be working fine. Thank you.

Temporarily have gone back to using flsynclient, see blog post: https://bkhome.org/news/202002/apps-internationalized-and-touchpad-fix.html Numbers 3 and 4 are fixed: https://bkhome.org/news/202002/reboot-to-commandline-did-not-work-in-easypup.html I searched for gtk-query-immodules-3.0 and there w...

@rameshiyer

I wonder if you tried an alternative method to connect to the Internet.

Menu->Setup->Internet Connection Wizard

There you can choose from various wizards. I hope one of them will lead you to the Internet connection.

(It seems that some of the wizards do not function, though.)

Brown Mouse wrote:

Try double clicking on them.

Oh, I did not notice. Thank you.
I usually use OpenOffice, and the user interface is a little different.

Hello. I got interested in EasyPup and have been using it since version 2.2.7. I like it very much. Here are my observations: 1. The touchpad settings do not persist. I do not use the touchpad, and so I turn it off. But it is on when X restarts. (Solved) 2. Some settings of LibreOffice are not acces...

OscarTalks wrote: The executable /usr/local/bin/pnscan is 32bit in a 64bit distro I did not know it was a 32bit executable. :oops: I wonder if ClamAV will still complain with the 32bit one removed? No. ClamAV identifies only /usr/local/bin/pnscan as a malware. Now I am relieved. Thank you for the in...

Hello.

/usr/local/bin/pnscan is identified as a malware by ClamAV.

Bionicpup64 also has /usr/bin/pnscan, so there are two of "pnscan."

I wonder what to do with the situation.

linuxcbon wrote: Palemoon uses 90% of cpu for me when watching youtube videos. Chromium only 5%. ThinkPad X121e CPU : AMD C-50 processor (dual core) at 1.0GHz Video : AMD Radeon HD6250 RAM : 4GB A result of XenialPup 32bit playing the same YouTube video: Both Pale Moon 28 and Chromium 80 consume abo...

To sum up ... 1. T100TA is an exceptional 32-bit UEFI system. 2. The kernel included in Puppy may need re-compilation. 3. initrd.gz may need modification. (It is not known if the modification has been applied to that of Bionicpup64.) I wonder how antiX boots on the machine. Is it made possible by gr...

I have found an interesting article: https://github.com/5bentz/linux-asus-t100/blob/master/T100TA_guide.md#3-add-the-bootable-grub-file-for-our-ia32-powered-asus-t100 The article mentions bootia32.efi. 3guesses wrote: Quick update: I have re-installed antiX to mmcblk2p6 and I can now boot to that. T...

Edit: Now this post is not necessary. :) 3guesses wrote: In fact, the BIOS Boot menu now just has: Code: Boot Option Priorities Boot Option #1 [antiX19] Boot Option #2 [Windows Boot Manager] I wonder if it is possible to change [Windows Boot Manager] to #1, and [antiX19] to #2. I have dealt with an...

foxpup wrote: I thought I read somewhere that Barry reported something like this. So I search on his website. And I found this. https://bkhome.org/news/201604/iso-drive-scan-for-mmc-fixed-at-bootup.html Barry fixed it for Quirky (and probably for Easy). Maybe it is in Puppy (woofCE) as well. The ma...

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