Thank you, I will check it as soon as I get home tonight.

Hi, can someone make or show me how to make a PET of Darktable image editing software? The Ubuntu binary compatible packages may be found here: https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=graphics:darktable&package=darktable Sorry my skills are not good enough to make PET and the old web...

It was GTK error. I futzed around a few more times but still could not get it to work.

Thank you for trying to help.

I have reverted to Linux Mint 13, 32-bit for now.

I downloaded all three pets and installed.

Pyroom shows up on the Menu, but doesn't start. I tried launching form the commandline but it doesn't start either.

Thank you very much WillM. Will report back as soon as I can get it to work.

Victor

Went to the website but screenshot links are dead so I don't know what it looks like.

Prefer pyroom, if at all possible.

Cheers,
Victor

Hi, I don't have enough technical expertise to do this. While there are 32-bit pyroom pets, they won't work on FatDog64 which is 64-bit. Could someone please make a package or SFS for pyroom to run on FatDog64-600? Here is the source website: http://pyroom.org/ Sorry for asking, but I don't know whe...

Sorry to rehash an old thread but this phenomenon is true.

I'm using Puppy 5.2.5. Youtube used to play smoothly full screen video. Now after the last Flash PET update, full screen is laggy.

Without the Samsung PET you provided, CUPS could see and identify the printer as an ML-1710. The specific driver file however was not available under the default Gutenberg drivers. So I picked the nearest possible model listed. However, no further communication was possible. No test page would print...

Thanks to rcrsn51! Puppy version: 5.2.5 Lupu puppy running ona an Acer Aspire 7735Z-4613. I downloaded samsung_printer-3.00.65.pet in this forum thread and CUPS managed to detect the correct printer model and produce a test page. Prior to this, CUPS was only able to identify the printer model but th...

You can try Treepad Lite for Linux (free). http://www.treepad.com/linux/treepadlite/

Sorry I'm late to the, er, party. I read everything on Caitlyn's blog on both posts which she eventually closed. I read the original comments on Distrowatch and the offending post #90 which was "threatening". Here is my opinion: 1. I have been using puppy since 1.03. I really don't have a ...

Thank you everyone. I ended up using Downloadhelper for Firefox.

I'm running Puppy 1.09 and Firefox downloads all temporary internet files in its directory without naming file extensions. How can I save the streaming video files that Firefox has displayed in the browser into an FLV file and play it back?

Thanks,
Victor

Er, no other reason to bring up this festive occasion other than to say that according to the Chinese zodiac, this year is the year of the dog (puppy?)

http://www.chinapage.com/newyear.html

Riam, The Puppy community is one of the finest communities that I have had the pleasure of knowing through the internet. These are some fine people indeed. Welcome to the kennel! I have been a partial convert since v1.03 and a permanent since v1.07. It's just crazy to leave my computer up for days o...

Puppy 1.0x does not have SCSI support compiled into the kernel. One user however, has made a version o f Puppy with SCSI you can try if you need.

See this thread here and get in touch with the original poster:
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic ... light=scsi

PeterSieg,

I downloaded the b\w picture from here: http://www.7floor.net/inside.php

Er, there's lots to choose from.

Lobster,

You are right. My Firefox 1.5 crashes on Puppy 1.07. My Mozilla 1.8b1.5 doesn't.

Oh well, we can't have always have our cake and eat it too.

In a Mozilla or Firefox browser, goto the web address bar and type about:config Then on the opened page click with the right buttom mouse and select NEW, and then STRING. Then, put this in the box: network.protocol-handler.app.mms Click OK, and in the next box enter the path for the software that yo...