oui wrote:The download point in distrowatch seems to be wrong or not already include the ISO

This is a very different build, requiring Linux filesystem on flash media. But I added a short howto at puppylinux.org:
http://puppylinux.org/main/Download%20Latest%20Release.htm#quirky

Easy update is one of Barry's goals for Quirky, and pet format is being used, so at least for Quirky, the question has been answered.

EDIT: Should it be automatic or manual? Let the user decide.

No luck using fsfs to boot QU in AMD E350 laptop. The default Grub entry is: title Quirky 6.2 (full install on sdb1) uuid 044d5085-b3cf-4bdc-926f-18cc186c346f kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=PARTUUID=000714e9-01 rootwait rw Anyone having a similar experience? Have tried both Slacko 570 and Fatdog 700b1 to...

Here is the download folder (for new fans):
http://ftp.nluug.nl/ibiblio/distributions/puppylinux/puppy-tahr/iso/tahrpup%20-6.0-CE/

A fresh install of Wordpress is at puppylinuxnews.org. [EDIT - It did not work, so back to the wiki for contributors.]

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The origin of this development is in this thread.

Hmm, its url must be

puppylinuxnews.org

Probably a matter of cache (Wordpress says super-cache is available, so I should turn this feature off for now.)

puppylinuxnews.org is linked to the top links of puppylinux.org. This news site has been misbehaving for sometime, and I guess server support is having difficulty with its ageing mysql version. I therefore used the server default install of wordpress, which you should see now. To comment about the s...

woof4linux sounds good and is available.

woof is the building block, so it should be able to cover all its kid puppies.

non-woof but cousin puppies can still be featured there.

A. To make it easy to the user public, we need to support a common puppy. My take is that a variety of slack*, Ubunt*, Deb*, etc won't cut it. B. Having "woof" as Puppy can be understood only by devs, so if the Puppy idea is "woof", then git will suffice to sustain Puppy (and the...

Puppy is 14th and Simplicity Linux is 27th.

This suggests that people mentioning the importance of a distro's frequent releases are correct. It also suggests that a catchy linux name can get you somewhere.

If it gets higher, Simplicity will be a Puppy success story.

I guess this thread was inspired by the discussion of ttuuxxx's English puppy. Oldtimers here have a tendency to assume that posters know/observe the basic rules here, like. 1. Anyone can start a project; 2. As long as you do not force your project on people, you can happily move forward; 3. To move...

Asus X101 eeepc laptop with Atom N2600 processor is not so old but can't support 64-bit. Maybe I'm missing something?

I recall that ttuuxxx was releasing "Puppies" that complement community versions.

"reborn" puppy might not suit people who'd think that this is because it's beed de*d.

"nooby puppy" is good for me.

It looks like the camera was missing, too!

From my mail: Oct. 12, 2014 I should like to invite you, to make installation of SLACKO for Switzerland more comfortable. You recommend to use DE_CH for Swiss German keyboard layout. That does not work at all. It jumps to "de". In " /etc/X11/xorg.conf" under "Xkb Layout"...

Glad to see you finally, although only on CCTV.

I trust that you'll get help from the lawyers (especially in the US of A).

My having to learn of some apparent problem with its UI in this roundabout way, without a basic courtesy of a bugreport, is what prompted my reaction. -= With best regards, Dmitry Groshev, maintainer of mtPaint =- Will gladly provide feedback to a mtPaint discussion - I've been a loyal user, but co...

Thanks for the updates, darry.

Some ISOs are labeled by XOrg number (7.5) while others by Puppy version (432) or SMP/nonSMP.

It will be less confusing if labeling is consistent (just a thought).

ardvark wrote:

mcewanw wrote:Don't you use mtpaint ardvark?

I hadn't heard of it until you asked...

Ahem, I guess ardvark was talking to the mtpaint developer...

Anyway, wjaguar's strong reaction above was about software development, so I am pretty clueless.

I'm sure there are others who are willing to donate cpu/server space to make a dynamic home page. I know I would. We can use puppylinux.info anytime for this - I mean, have the server ready, give me the DNS info and I will direct the domain to that server. (For puppylinux.com or puppylinux.org, you...