I have Steam running just fine on FatDog64 6.0.1. I am wondering how much demand there is for a package. Let me know if you want one and which puppy version you are using. Fatdog 6.2 has been released and it's great. I wonder if you can build a package for it. Thanks Sorry about taking so long to r...

To elaborate on my mouse issues, which for some reason have now transferred to 6.0.1. I am unsure if this is even related to fatdog anymore. Anyway, when the OS boots my mouse and keyboard lights go off. It seems to connect faster now though, in about 10 seconds on 6.0.1. I can't move my mouse or us...

I have a couple of comments. First of all, as of 6.0.0, I believe, the initrd has contained the base and mosule sfs files. This makes the initrd file huge. I have a 10MB boot partition and I have to edit the initrd, move the files, and modify the init script with every release. This is very tedious....

When trying to play some games the mouse will get stuck. With the debug options enabled I get Can you compile this in on a future version?

EDIT: I am compiling wine myself again. Thanks for keeping this up to date for so long.

I have Steam running just fine on FatDog64 6.0.1.
I am wondering how much demand there is for a package. Let me know if you want one and which puppy version you are using.

Hi green_dome, i am just wondering ... as the wine pets are compiled with xorg_xorg_full_dri-7.3.pet among others, are the wine pets (or sfs) compatible with Xorg version higher than 1.7.3 ? (Here using exprimo with xorg 1.7.7 with wine-1.1.12 ...such an old version because the sfs size is only 14M...

I am attempting to get xbmc working on Lucid Puppy 5.2.8.005. I am having problems with the Xorg High video drivers. It works perfectly when using my computer with Video Card 1. The other two computers, however, recommend the Xorg High driver and it does not enable direct rendering. I can use saluki...

I am also interested in this as playonlinux claims to be able to run itunes10. Have you ever tried this. I am also really interested in silverlight which seems necessary for netflix. These are the only reason that I keep winxp on my machine these days. bob I don't use iTunes, but it should work eve...

I completely forgot about this.
I apologize. I will try to get a pet made soon.

I have been busy, so it's not done yet, but expect it sometime early next week.

I have made PET packages for wxWidgets, wxPython, & PlayOnLinux. You failed to mention which version of Puppy you are using, so I compiled it for FatDog64 5.2.1. Let me know if you have a different version & I will work on another set of packages.

The links are in my signature.

Alright. I don't need it, but maybe someone else will. I figured since it was in the PET request forum you were wanting it made into a PET.

I compiled it, for FatDog64, and it is only a backend library for predictive text. It does include some demo programs. You failed to mention what version you were looking for it on. If the answer is FatDog64, then follow the link in my signature. If not, then tell me what version and I'll get to it ...

The error message tells you that you need wxPython . I had PlayOnLinux running at one time, but I prefer just managing my wine install. What version of Puppy are you using? I can probably throw together a couple of packages next week for PlayOnLinux & Its dependencies. On a side note, one of the...

Hi, Just want to install vlc. Have tried from ppm and ibiblio. Installs missing many libs and will not start from multimedia tab. Have just got vlc. sfs from post above. Now what do I do with it? Newbie, have been using puppy for a year. Have this on 64bit HP laptop. Happy, except for not being abl...

This package allows the user to compile 32 bit applications on FatDog64. Compiled & tested on FatDog64 5.2.1 It should work on other FatDog64 versions. The following sfs files are needed for this package to work correctly. http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/fatdog/sfs/500/fd64-32b...

Then remind me NEVER to accept any data from you..... and that includes emails. That's your choice. I don't send things to people on Windows and even you admitted that virus writers haven't bothered with Linux. I personally don't think they will any time soon either. It's not worth the effort when ...

I think a better question would be why are you trying to install virus protection on Linux? No the question should be why are you trying to run Windows virus protection under Linux? Linux is just as susceptible to viri as Windows. The only difference is that there are so many different flavours of ...

I installed this http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=36567
The game will still not launch. Good news is that now the wifi works.

With wine you can run msi files.

wine msiexec /i ProgramName.msi

I think a better question would be why are you trying to install virus protection on Linux?