I don't know if this can help, but Youtube has a 2 minute tutorial "How To Install Simple Screen Recorder in Puppy Linux Tahr 6.0.2".

Please look here -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E-r6NACmvA

I have installed simplescreenrecorder and it works fine.

OR
1) download Tahrpup 6.0 and install it
2) desktop -> click on "quickpet"
3) click on "internet" then "flash"
4) click on the latest version of flash (today it's 442)
5) click on OK
6) click on menu - exit - restart graphic server

Setup -> Mouse/keyboard Wizard -> Layout for your country
Keyboard Layout Ok -> Keyboard Interface Ok
Advanced configeration Ok -> Main Keyboard Model
"Here is a list of all the keyboard nodels available"
That should read "models" and not "nodels".

Sky Your wish list can be solved as follows - 1) I would like to see *PupClockset* or similiar applied to the date in the JWM tray so that the day and number and month and number and time shows. Solution - Click on "file" -> "eye" and right click on "jwmrc-tray" Click o...

I love Puppy and while not an expert, I can appreciate the genius of Puppy's operating system. We are told that Puppy is safer for web banking, and each time we log out the operating system is removed from memory, thus getting rid of any malware that may have entered the system. This is true for a f...

Thank you for your help, but these suggestions are over my head. I will probably leave Ubuntu and switch to Mint as my main operating system. I still love Puppy and will continue to recommend it. I gave my 12 year old grandson a Puppy CD and he got an old laptop connected to his home wireless with i...

I have downloaded TrayManager-4.5pet and installed it. When I click on "menu" -> "desktop" I see "Tray Manager" with 4 small coloured squares to the left. When I click on "Tray Manager" the "menu" list disappears. Other than that, nothing else happen...

BigPup -
Thank you for your reply.
Yes. I am using Puppy 5.2.8.

Lefty

I am trying to add icons to the taskbar. I require "force quit", "gnome commander", "terminal (console)", "chromium" and "firefox". I have googled the problem and the answers do not help me. In particular - gtrayicon and JWM Configuration Manager do ...

Her's how I got OpenOffice-3.0 working in Puppy 4.1.2 - thanks to JB4X4. Download OpenOffice-3.0.sfs I found out where to get it in the forums. In Puppy 4.1.2 "Puppy Setup" click on "Configure startup of Puppy". In the next screen, click on "Choose which extra SFS files to l...

The TTY problem occurred in my case because I have a SATA harddrive. Install Puppy 4 with the 2.6.25 kernel - that solved it for me.

By using this procedure in Puppy 4.00 I was able to show the following in the lower right-hand corner of the tray - - day of week in short form - day of month - month in short form - hour, minute, second, AM/PM 1) Click on "file" in the upper left-hand corner of the desktop - it looks like...

Oops. I may have spoken too soon. I said "I have downloaded the liberation-fonts-ttf-3.tar.gz file from https://www.redhat.com/promo/fonts/ and installed them. They work fine in English and Hebrew."

I now find that they work in English only.
Sorry.

"Don't the unicode fonts that come with Puppy work with it? Anyway, better use the Liberation fonts and not some MS tinofet! " A good question. Only DejaVu Sans works in English and Hebrew. All the other fonts that come with Puppy 216 do not. A Google search of Liberation fonts turned up t...

I have set up Puppy 216 to work in Abiword and OpenOffice in English and Hebrew. What I write here should be of interest to others who use CTL (complex text layout) languages such as Arabic and Farsi. CTL languages are written from right to left, except for numbers which are written from left to rig...

To those offering me help - many thanks, but this does not work for me. The firefox extension - FaxClocks - does exactly what I want, so I will stick to that. Hopefully some day Puppy Linux will have a graphics way to adjust the clock so the I can display the day of the week and seconds without requ...

Thanks for your help but it still doesn't work. Let's forget it. I have added an extension to firefox 2.0 called "foxclocks" which gives me exactly what I want at the lower right corner of my monitor - time to the second, day of week and date.

Lefty

Sorry, but I could not get this to work. I am running Puppy 2.12 and the line in /root/.jwmrc is
<RootMenu label="Menu" labeled="false" height="0">

and not
<RootMenu label="Start" labeled="false" height="0">

Lefty

did you add option: onroot="3" to <RootMenu label="Start" labeled="false" height="0">

I would appreciate further clarification. Which file is being modified?
What is the quote of the line before the change, and after the change?

Thank you.
Lefty

"Hebrew is written from right to left", This statement is not quite correct. Hebrew text is written from right to left; numbers are written from left to right. I have installed Fedora Core 5 on another computer, and it allows me to enter letters and numbers correctly in Hebrew The problems...