I think I got the old file. I can only use my keyboard if my caps lock is on with Clementine on. Thought it was a 5.2.5 problem until I determined that the issue started when Clementine was on.
If I download this one will it work again?

Disregard my post. It randomly started working. I have no idea why though? I have found that I'm unable to mount a 4.7gb DVD-R containing photos in Puppy 5.25 and 5.20. When the disc is inserted,the desktop drive icon is present and identified as 'sr0' but when I click on it cant mount it. The disc ...

Hi guys. I don't feel up to going through this many pages of stuff lol Am I the only one who has an issue typing on OpenBox unless my caps lock is on? I mean, I'm very likely to install Xfce on here assuming it will will work, but it's still a little unnerving. The sole reason I picked OpenBox as my...

Does it have Last.fm/Pandora support like Amarok?
Because if so, and it runs on the latest Puppy (I saw your screenshots), I am sold.

ETA - Never mind. I suppose it would help if I looked at the website lol.
Thank you for putting this into a .pet. :3

That wallpaper is stunning, Stu! Mind linking it?

It really might just be easier for someone to try and make a new version of GNOME. lol
I'd love to run GNOME on a Puppy drive (Xfce is nice but I like GNOME), so if anyone's looking for beta testers just give me a wrong.

StVe, back out of X (Ctrl - Alt - Backspace) and type in...I guess it would be xwin enlightenment.

I'm going to try this. Thank you!

It looks nice, Runtt! Keep up the good work.

Al Jazeera English has been the best source for news for quite some time now, not just on this but as a whole. Qaddafi/Gaddafi/Kadhaffy/HOWEVER his last name is spelled (I have, no exaggeration, seen seven different spellings of his last name over the years and I have no clue which is the actual one...

In reference to Lobster's post... After running Puppy for something like two years now, I can say that it is a lot simpler than Ubuntu, and any other Linux distro I have run in my eight years of Linuxing. While installing Ubuntu to a thumb drive, or attempting to anyway, it completely messed up the ...

That's what I figured, but I wanted to know for sure. I am so madly in love with OpenBox I don't want to give it up.
Thank you James!

In this case, it sounds like a library file or a dependency has corrupted. Does Terminal not tell you what is missing/what the issue is other than a segfault?

Late response, my apologies, but thank you CatDude. Looking at the link on the Wiki (truth be told I had no clue this existed; I feel quite stupid), the Thinkpad I will be inheriting is not on there, but atleast knowing older Puppies works fine with eraserheads gives me hope. Thank you again! When I...

I have a silly question that I hope no one will mind my asking: what is the system running on this time? JWM or OpenBox?

I hope this kind of post is permitted here? If not my apologies. My dad has a laptop that he says he will give me when it no longer can support Windows 2000 Pro, so I plan on putting Wary on it since it is for older systems. (It has a 800mhz processor and 512MB RAM that is dying). So I have a couple...

Frugal install of Lupu on a thumb drive with 2GB RAM is about 25sec. Same amount of time, give or take a few seconds, with my other drive that has KDE installed.

Please put pfix=nocopy in your boot command line parameter. I thought that we had concluded that "nocopy" was the default behaviour of all recent woof-built Puppies. Even so, I have noticed a bug that even when you tell it via Universal Installer that you don't want pfix=nocopy in the boo...

I run Windows XP on a Dell Optiplex GX520 with no issue, but the thing is offline so I never have to worry about viruses or spyware or any of that junk associated with Windows. If I want to go online, I use Linux. No exceptions.

It could've even been the fact I'm only running Puppy beta and not the actual thing.
Either way it works. I'm so ecstatic that I have my offline messaging again.

Thank you again Geoffrey!

Mine does this as well. I never realised it before. Lucid 2.3.8 and Opera 11.
But I have to agree with the poster above me? Unless you are typing, why even be pressing the space in the first place? Nervous habit? (Understandable in that case, then.)