I've made a 64bit 5.7.8 kernel, in both Ubuntu and Slacko compatible flavours, via Puppy kernel-kit, with no firmware - needs fdrv - see below. Incorporates some recent mmc changes. Is partially Zombieload mitigated - needs microcode - see this howto: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=103...

I've made a 64bit 5.4.50 kernel, in both Ubuntu and Slacko compatible flavours, via Puppy kernel-kit, with no firmware - needs fdrv - see below. Incorporates some recent mmc changes. Is partially Zombieload mitigated - needs microcode - see this howto: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=10...

Release above is almost certainly my last 32bit Firefox ESR .pet
I no longer have any 32bit linux installed, so can't test, & have not been many downloads.
Another 32bit firefox option is available here: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=119135

@perdido - You are right - I was looking at the names listed in the forum sub-headings. I don't plan to move unless everything does. John's profile says he's a 'man of mystery'. I was interested in his hosting details & just drew attention to his own site & our current expiry date.

A search shows namecheap.com hosts this site & John's personal site murga.org - I guess interested parties tried the email address there. This site is paid til 20 Nov 20 & namecheap has a 'make a bid' button for the murga-linux.com name (NOT suggesting that). Flash seems the only active Mod,...

I have mixed feelings. The new site looks great. Could be a good move. But there is a wealth of content on this site. Access for older systems seems a limitation on the new. Search & attachment options are an issue on this site. Hopefully, rockedge has several 'lieutenants' in mind for continuit...

@tomas - I've set up 2 instances of puppy, one for normal & one for hdmi, as sound AND video can be affected. I simply boot whichever I need. They are on the same partition in different folders, with the normal one having a save folder & the hdmi one a differently named save file.

@didit - the install names are largely misnomers. Frugal is the standard install & saving with the save folder option has almost identical function to the old-style full install. Modern pups are not designed for that old style.

@davids45 - Re- no menu:- ctrl-alt-backspace will exit xwindow, (then can input reboot or poweroff), but from that command line, as your other issue looks like a video res problem, try this - run xorgwizard, select set screen res, then choose res (1366x768?) then select done. Then run xwin.

Firefox ESR 32bit Version 68.10.0 - NOT tested - I don't run 32bit now. (ScPup 32bit needs gtk3 also). ** NO NEED TO CREATE ACCT TO DOWNLOAD Is here: http://www.filepup.net/files/842e0f491593595720.html (52 mb) If you installed my previous version, uninstall first. Use at own risk. Install by clicki...

Firefox ESR 64bit Version 68.10.0 - tested OK in Bionicpup64-8.0 & ScPup64-20.06 (ScPup64 needs 3.6mb gtk3 .pet also). ** NO NEED TO CREATE ACCT TO DOWNLOAD Is here: http://www.filepup.net/files/8897243b1593595616.html (50 mb) gtk3 .pet (for ScPup64) here: http://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux...

There is some very interesting discussion on gtk from 2 of our guys at the link below (is after first 4 comments).
https://github.com/wjaguar/mtPaint/issues/23

Enduring links to flashprojector 11.2 (32bit) & 27.0 (64bit) - plays flash games/videos (licences inside packages): 32bit: http://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Forum_Pets/flashprojector11_2r202_644_linux_sa.i386.tar.gz 64bit: http://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Forum_Pets/flashprojector27...

@Makoto - I have the flash projector packages for version 11.2 (last 32bit one) & version 27.0 (4th 64bit one). I can play flash games/videos with them. The licences are in the packages - see 2 posts down for links.

Suggestion:
First, delete /root/.mozilla/firefox
Then download .pet at link below - is based on firefox 48 - & install by clicking on it in ROXFiler.
http://www.filepup.net/files/05bb19641592889416.html

Mike, according to this site https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/chromium-c ... s/10278/15
just place the snap in an empty folder, cd into that folder & run
unsquashfs (snapname).snap

Social media overall unnerves me. I signed up for twitter when it first started, thinking it was an open news feed. Dozens of strangers wanted to follow me, so I quit after 2 days. I prefer this focussed, (usually) friendly forum. I wish the PLUG well.

Works well in ScPup64 (various versions). To get it to start on bootup, had to add .desktop file below to /root/.config/autostart

I've made a 64bit 5.6.18 kernel, in both Ubuntu and Slacko compatible flavours, via Puppy kernel-kit, with no firmware - needs fdrv - see below. Incorporates some recent mmc changes. Is partially Zombieload mitigated - needs microcode - see this howto: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=10...

I've made an early-load 64bit .cpio 16-Jun-2020 microcode update file. For usage, see first post in thread.
is here: http://www.filepup.net/files/f517323b1592386679.html

NOTE: Runs my CPU better than 9th June 20 one did.