• -V0.2 / V0.3
• -V0.3
• -V0.4 / V0.5-Jul 2003
• -V0.6-Aug 2003
• -V0.7-Sep 2003
• -V0.8-Feb 2004
• -V0.9-Jun 2004

   

• -V1.01
• -V1.02
• + - V1.03-Jun 2005-Pup in Boots
  • -namowrimo
  • -barebones
  • -chubby

     

• - V1.04-Jul 2005-inc barebones
• + - V1.05-Sep 2005-Krazy
  • -pizzapup
  • -grafpup 105

     

• -V1.06-Nov 2005-Sizzler
• -V1.07-Dec 2005-Tardis
• + - V1.08-Feb 2006-Singer

   

  • -optimised
  • -109ce

     

• + - V2.01
  • -puppy 214X-top9
  • -onebone

     

• + - V2.02-Jul 2006-Meaty
  • -meanpup
  • -minipup
  • -puppy lite

     

• + - V2.10-Sep 2006-Gold
  • -teenpup 1.0
  • -puppypro

     

• + - V2.11-Oct 2006
  • -edupup

     

• -V2.12-Nov 2006-Bonanza
• -V2.13-Jan 2007-Star
• + - V2.14-Feb 2007-Barbie
  • + - -215ce
    • -lighthouse

       

  • -teenpup 2.00
  • -teenpup 2.14
  • -teenpup 2008
  • + - -teenpup 2009
    • -legacyos 2

       Legacy OS (formerly TEENpup Linux) is a distribution based on Puppy Linux. Although the original concept was to create a flavour of Puppy Linux with more applications and a more appealing desktop aimed at teenage users, Legacy OS has now grown to become a general purpose distribution. It comes with a large number of applications, browser plugins and media codecs as standard software. Despite these enhancements Legacy OS is still perfectly suitable for installation on older and low-resource computers, as well as modern hardware.

       

  • + - -puppyarcade
    • -expand dofus

       

  • -pizzapup 214
  • -litepup 214
  • -rudypuppy 2007

     

• V2.15-Apr 2007-Viz
• + - V2.16-May 2007-Luv
  • -tmxxine 1

     

• + - V2.17-Jul 2007-Dancer
  • + - -fatfree
    • -flightpup

       

  • -speakpup v0.05

     

     (Compatible with Slackware 12 )

• -DCL
• -Happy Linux

   

     (Built with T2 SDE.   No longer slackware ompatible )

     Puppy 4 works well on a wide range of computers and may perform better than Puppy 5 on older computers.

• + - -Apr 2008-Fatdog

        It was released as an SFS, a standard package extension format used by Puppy Linux.

       The SFS came with additional software for use with the (then) recently released Puppy Dingo (Puppy Linux 4.0). 

      

  • -V1.0-Apr 2008
  • -v110-Feb 2009
  • -v112-Apr 2009
  • -Fatdog2 alpha2 / alpha 3-Jun 2009
  • -Fatdog2 beta1-Jul 2009
  • -Fatdog2 32bit beta2-Aug 2009

     

  • + - -Fatdog2 64bit

    Fatdog64 is a small yet versatile 64-bit multi-user Linux distribution.

    • -alpha1-Aug 2009
    • -alpha2 / alpha4 / alpha 4 / beta1-Mar 2010
    • -beta2 / beta3-Apr 2010
    • -500 rc3-Jun 2010
    • -500 FINAL-Jul 2010
    • -510 rc4-Nov 2010
    • -510 FINAL / 511-Dec 2010
    • -520 beta1 / beta2-Jun 2011
    • -520 beta3 / beta4 / beta5 / beta6-Jul 2011
    • -520 beta7 / rc-Aug 2011
    • -520 FINAL-Sep 2011
    • -521-Oct 2011
    • -600 alpha2-May 2012
    • -600 beta1 / beta2-Jun 2012
    • -600 rc / FINAL / 601-Jul 2012
    • -610-Nov 2012
    • -611 / UEFI Test-Dec 2012
    • -620 beta1-Feb 2013
    • -620 beta2-Mar 2013
    • -620 beta3-Apr 2013

       

• -V4.00-May 2008-Dingo
• -V4.21-Dec 2008-TeenPup
• + - V4.31-Oct 2009
  • + - puppypee
    • -fluppy 013
    • -isys/os
  • -NOP 431
  • -Puplite 5
  • -pupngo
• -V4.32-Mar 2010

   

     (Based on the "WOOF" project which includes binaries from Ubuntu, Debian, Slackware, T2 SDE, Arch )

• + - V5-May 2010-Lupu
  • -Aug 2010-BrowserLinux 4.01
  • -Polarpup 005
  • -puppystudio 3.3

     

  • + - Quirky (based on T2)

         Barry Kauler, the founder of Puppy Linux and Woof, created Quirky as an avenue to explore the latest ideas.

         There may be some features in this distro that you won't find in other puppies, either different applications and utilities, different system scripts/behaviour, or even some fundamentally new underlying behaviour.

         This is very much a moving target. Some of the ideas may be a bit strange, hence the name "Quirky"!

        

    • -V1.0 / V1.1-May 2010
    • -V1.2-Jun 2010
    • -V1.2-Sep 2010
    • -V1.4-Nov 2010

       

  • + - Slacko (slackware 13 compatible)

         For newer computers. It features the 3.2.33 (4g) and 3.4.17 (PAE) linux kernels.

        

     

    • -V??-Jul 2010
    • -V5.30-Apr 2013
    • -V5.40-Dec 2012

       

  • + - Wary

         Designed with for older hardware and Long Term Support .

       

    • -V5.0-Dec 2010
    • + - V5.1 / 5.11-Feb 2011
      • -xopup1.0
      • -xopup2.2
      • -warywatcher 511

         

    • -V5.12-May 2011
    • -V5.13 / 5.14-Aug 2011
    • -V5.20-Oct 2011
    • + - V5.22-Nov 2011
      • -qtpuppy
      • -saluki

         

    • -V5.30-Apr 2012

       

    • V5.5-Mar 2013
  • + - Racy

         Racy puppy, our "Wary on steroids".

         Basically, if you are asking whether to use Wary or Racy, the former is intended for older computers, especially uniprocessor CPUs and for those who still access the Internet by analog dialup modem.

         As to choosing between Racy, Slacko, Lucid, etc., that is up to you...

        

     

    • + - V5.22-Nov 2011
      • -racynop 522 r1
    • V5.5-Mar 2013
• + - V5.20-Jan 2011-Lucid
  • -Macpup 5.20
  • -Mijinpup 5.2

     

• + - V5.25-Lucid
  • -Macpup 5.25
  • -Metropuppy
  • -Puppy 5.25 Retro
  • -Sailpup 5.25
  • + - Slimpup 3.1

     

    • -Justinbieberlinux

       

• + - V5.28-Aug 2011-Lucid-2 headed dog
  • -LazyPuppy 5.2.8
  • -PuppyKnightkde
  • -Puppycrypt 5.2.8
  • -Puprescue 2.5

     

• + - V5.4-Oct 2012-Precise

       Precise Puppy is compatible with Ubuntu Precise binaries.

      

  • V5.41-Nov 2012-Precise
  • V5.42-Dec 2012-Precise