List initiatives or innovations that are good for Puppy 5
List initiatives or innovations that are good for Puppy 5
Please post here any good or new things
- that you've seen in the various puplets
- that will be good to include in Puppy 5
The related discussion is in Barry's blog.
- that you've seen in the various puplets
- that will be good to include in Puppy 5
The related discussion is in Barry's blog.
- Boo2themoon
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Pizzasgoods multiuser.
If Barry really wants to get the attention of Distrowatch and its rankings by releasing multiple versions, then why not make one of them a multi-user version.
Pizzasgoods multi-user. http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=47410
Your average Jo would almost be expecting this with the likes of Upup and Dpup
Given that this is the biggest criticism of Puppy I think it would certainly get attention.
Sorry if this has already been suggested elsewhere, I don't get out much!
Pizzasgoods multi-user. http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=47410
Your average Jo would almost be expecting this with the likes of Upup and Dpup
Given that this is the biggest criticism of Puppy I think it would certainly get attention.
Sorry if this has already been suggested elsewhere, I don't get out much!
- Béèm
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puppy control center
puppy control center
I like very much the puppy control center as is in puppy 4.4CE.
Instead of looking in my notes and editing files by hand, quite a lot is covered in here to adapt the puppy to one's liking.
I think a necessary addition to any puppy.
I like very much the puppy control center as is in puppy 4.4CE.
Instead of looking in my notes and editing files by hand, quite a lot is covered in here to adapt the puppy to one's liking.
I think a necessary addition to any puppy.
Time savers:
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
- Béèm
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application packages
application packages
There is a wealth of packages hidden in the forum.
Difficult to chase sometimes.
They aren't available through the puppy package manager, which often hold down levels of packages.
The puppy repository should be updated to have those.
There is a wealth of packages hidden in the forum.
Difficult to chase sometimes.
They aren't available through the puppy package manager, which often hold down levels of packages.
The puppy repository should be updated to have those.
Time savers:
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
Find packages in a snap and install using Puppy Package Manager (Menu).
Consult Wikka
Use peppyy's puppysearch
I list things I find that I like, in my Puppy Linux thread.
Begin at the bottom of the last page and work backwards.
Best to look at those to decide if any would be suitable for adaption or inclusion.
MANY HUNDREDS of HOURS have gone into that thread over the years, in scanning Puppy Forums postings to extract the gems.
"In a mine, in a mine, where a thousand diamonds shine".
e.g.
1. The WIPE script by PaulBx1
And...
Here's his posting.
2. How to stop "SAVING TO FILE" at shutdown?
...In a frugal install or pupsave file on a Flash Drive.
And...
To prevent periodic [default is every 30 min] "saves" [actually a "copy"] back to a pupsave file on a [partition on a] Flash Drive.
3. The snap2 snapshot backup program is really good, and should have dirdiff included to work with it.
Begin at the bottom of the last page and work backwards.
Best to look at those to decide if any would be suitable for adaption or inclusion.
MANY HUNDREDS of HOURS have gone into that thread over the years, in scanning Puppy Forums postings to extract the gems.
"In a mine, in a mine, where a thousand diamonds shine".

e.g.
1. The WIPE script by PaulBx1
And...
Here's his posting.
2. How to stop "SAVING TO FILE" at shutdown?
...In a frugal install or pupsave file on a Flash Drive.
And...
To prevent periodic [default is every 30 min] "saves" [actually a "copy"] back to a pupsave file on a [partition on a] Flash Drive.
3. The snap2 snapshot backup program is really good, and should have dirdiff included to work with it.
- abushcrafter
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- The ability to have SFS's in the sub folder specified by the Boot Code "psubdir=".
- The improvements from:
HOWTO Remaster a big Puplet (~700 MB)
Don't know if it's been mentioned or not but it would be nice to have an indicator of mounted .sfs files and pupsave files. I've been using puppy for couple of years now and I still sometimes mount these files to fix things I've screwed up and despite all I'll forget that they're still mounted. can't unmount drive and trying to remember which of sfs and pupsaves are still mounted is nerve racking.
Just a suggestion
AllHail Puppy!
Just a suggestion
AllHail Puppy!
- abushcrafter
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Look in the folder "/mnt/"yim wrote:Don't know if it's been mentioned or not but it would be nice to have an indicator of mounted .sfs files and pupsave files. I've been using puppy for couple of years now and I still sometimes mount these files to fix things I've screwed up and despite all I'll forget that they're still mounted. can't unmount drive and trying to remember which of sfs and pupsaves are still mounted is nerve racking.
Just a suggestion
AllHail Puppy!

- abushcrafter
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