Great! Thanks a lot for the prompt feedback! Is it “ready to go

Hi, Does anybody know where I can find and download the latest version of Puppy 4.32v3? I assume it is what darry1966 prepared, called "4.32v3 Updated with glibc 2.10", but sadly enough darry1966 link does not work any more. I wonder if sindi also managed to combine the Plus and Updated ve...

Gurglin says : What I am criticizing is the lack of organisation and cooperation within the community, Nooby says: But that is life, that is how the Devs of Puppy want it to be or they would organize themselves better. They want this freedom to do what it fun and not what is demanded from outside. ...

I do like Puppy 4.3.2! And I certainly am last person on earth who can blame ttuuxxx, and on the contrary I have to thank him and the other guys working for the improvement of this magic tiny distro. What I am criticizing is the lack of organisation and cooperation within the community, because we c...

I think the distro-that-was-never-born 4.3.2 is dead, while Barry already replaced it with Wary Puppy 5 (now updated to 5.1.1)

I have the impression also Barry noticed things did not progress... that is probably why he decided to launch his new puppy

End of the game for Puppy 4.3.2, the distro that was never born

If you have no windows operating systems, why do you not want to use Linux formatting on the hard drive? It is much better to use ext2, 3, or 4 with a Linux system. Puppy works on any format, but best on Linux format. NTFS is not 100% supported due to Microsofts keep it secret attitude. Ext 4 is st...

I do not think it would it be necessary to install Grub4Dos, because the computer that is going to boot from the external HDD has no Window$ Operating System. On the contrary, GRUB4DOS is exactly what you must use to boot off a USB device that is formatted as NTFS. Your other choices for a bootload...

1) Giving the fact it is possible to install Puppy on an U.S.B. flash drive (http://puppylinux.org/wikka/InstallationFrugal) and that, in a different case, for installing Fluppy 006 (for instance) one has to decompress its zip file and copy the contents to a FAT or Ext2/3/4 formatted USB drive (http...

Why not create the page you wish to add and I will happily add it? Sadly enough I do not have the skills for doing it (I am just a final user), but I was thinking of something like a Puppy-Portal, both for external and internal purposes. External for attracting more users and internal for being of ...

bugman wrote:

Gurglin wrote:Whatever... they are too similar and neither of them is very captivating...

great websites are needed for crappy products

[and vice versa?]

Maybe, but Puppy is so great that deserves to be used by a much wider number of people, and a user-friendly captivating web portal would be a plus.

Whatever... they are too similar and neither of them is very captivating...

Hi, This is just a suggestion, not aimed at bettering Puppy OS, but with the goal of making PuppyLinux more visible, with most of its releases. Weeks ago I checked Mint site. Not only I liked it from the aesthetic point of view, but I also thought it was functional, with the 5 boxes at the top showi...

Iguleder wrote:Abandoned, yep ... 4.3.1 is too outdated, nothing works well anymore. You can try Kinda Lucid Puppy (a puplet built from it), has Opera and updated multimedia stuff

Sad to hear it, Iguleder. I do not like LuPu... maybe I can try Quirky...

Thanks a lot for your efforts, anyhow

No news? Was the project abandoned?

No news? Was the project abandoned?

No news? Was the project abandoned?

It seems both 4.4 and 4.3.2 projects aborted... as expected

I was just kidding around with Softmaker deb package, I clicked on it and puppy installed it!!! And it works fine!

I know LuPu is compatible with Ubuntu, In the past (3.x) there was a interoperability with slax software, but I had never heard of deb packages in Puppy!

Can anybody explain me this?

I downloaded the trial version and WOW! Fast, nice, much better than any other Office programme I have tried so far (including MS 2003 and 2007, OO 3.x and of course KOffice and the mediocre Abiword)