I searched for the icons and pulled them to the desktop and added the images from abiword.

Next thing I will try to install a wireless-lan-dongle, but for this I'll open another thread.

I have finally installed openoffice after a long procedure. Thanks for all your advices , but I have chosen a different way. I clicked the .sfs file and puppy told me this file is mounted. A folder opened and then I copied all files to a local hard drive folder. Then I made some shortcuts to the des...

When I type "losetup openoff....." in the console it answers "Inapproriate ioctl for device"

Is my "setup"-file damaged?

I read about the possibility to install it with a .pup-file. Does it work with my Puppy-Version? I tried and failed

I made a full installation, I put it on harddisk to accelerate the system. There is no folder called /mnt/home but I found a file called openoffice.so in /usr/lib/gnumeric/1.7.13/plugins/openoffice but it seems to be there since my installation

Check in /usr/local/bin (I think) soffice swriter scalc sthis sthat in a console, you can try which swriter when you find it, drag it to the desktop. In this folder aren't these icons and the console does'nt know this command. And in /etc aren't new files. Did I use the wrong openoffice-version? My...

Ok I followed your instructions, but it's fixmenus
But where do I find openoffice, which folder? Or how do I create a shortcut to this program?

First of all I want to thank teh developer(s) of puppy linux, I'm really happy that I found an operating system which runs on my old Toshiba Satellite laptop (366 mhz 128 mb ram). I tested DSL Xubuntu etc. but they all didn't work. The new version (No. 4) is nearly perfect, but I need OpenOffice ins...

Als erstes mal muss ich einen großen Dank an den/die Entwickler von Puppy-Linux ussprechen, es ist echt ein geniales System. Ich habe jahrelang nach einem anständigen Bestriebssystem gesucht, was auf meinem uralten TOSHIBA Satellite 2550CDT läuft (366 MHZ 128 MB RAM). Darunter Ubuntu, DSL und all di...