Can anyone provide instructions on how to do this? I like this feature and would like it even better if I could edit the presets. Thanks!

ndujoe1 wrote:I use a Soundblaster Creative Labs Live sound card in two of my puppylinux computers.

Thanks very much. That is what I will do then.

Sir Jasper wrote:Hi,

A portable version of DosBox can be downloaded from http://portablelinuxapps.org/ and placed anywhere.

Right click on the downloaded icon then click permissions then click Yes if necessary.

Let us know if it works. It does in Lucid Puppy.

My regards

Works very well. Thanks!

I can't seem to find it anywhere. Does a pet for this exist and, if not, would anyone be interested in making one?

Thanks.

they are rpm and I cant seem to get any unrpm utilities to work. I really need these drivers I think or this computer will have to be retired. Thanks. I made pets for these. I don't really think they worked, though. Perhaps the drivers are not the issue. Anyway, I guess I filled the request for myse...

big_bass wrote:

I have since used the Ubuntu disk to check the disk for errors and it found none.

http://search.dell.com/results.aspx?s=g ... p&x=14&y=8

Those are .exe files. This machine does not have Windows. Can the files be run with Wine?

I have recently started receiving an error message from this computer at boot-up. It says: "WARNING: Dell's Disk Monitoring System has detected that drive 0 on the primary EIDE Controller is operating outside of nornal specifications. It is advisable to immediately back up your data and replace...

I feel so dumb but could anyone give me the step-by-step instructions on how to open the instructions? Thanks.

Oh yes--I forgot about that! In any case, the Gorging Season is on. Enjoy!

Thanks very much! Happy Thanksgiving, too!

Will this pet allow me to set up the scanner? If so, is there a utility in Puppy that will help me do this? Scanners are installed separately from printers. Have you tried running Xsane from the Graphic menu? It may auto-detect your scanner. No I haven't tried that but I will do it just as soon as ...

rcrsn51 wrote:There is a driver here that works with some Lexmark X series printers.

Thanks so much for this! It is printing wonderfully! Will this pet allow me to set up the scanner? If so, is there a utility in Puppy that will help me do this?

I have spent a lot of time trying to install this printer but Puppy just isn't having any of it. I have the disk that came with the printer but it is useless with Linux. Could anyone, please, write a pet for it? Thanks.

I am running Puppy 5.1.1 on our old Dell Optiplex GX1. Despite all my best efforts, I can't get the sound configured to where it will work after I restart the computer. As things are now, we have to run ALSA upon startup if we want the sound to work. I think, for the sake of saving time, it might be...

This one --> http://www.openplatformeducation.org/gimp-2.6.3-i486.pet is one that I put together using some tested packages of Gimp (not gimp-photo) but with some frequently requested plugins and all of the dependencies - It is already in the installer menu on the web desktop looks promising though...

This one --> http://www.openplatformeducation.org/gimp-2.6.3-i486.pet is one that I put together using some tested packages of Gimp (not gimp-photo) but with some frequently requested plugins and all of the dependencies - It is already in the installer menu on the web desktop Gimp-photo looks promi...

I am running version 5.1.1 and I cannot get the above-mentioned printer installed. It seems there are drivers available for just about every printer but this one? Does anyone here know how to get the drivers, have some on line or know a Puppy fix for this? Thanks.

I resolved most of my issues with my previous post but I am still trying to fix the sound. I think I need to make a partition of the correct size and then learn what pupsave is and how to use it. I have been given some instructions which I am trying to understand as I don't have a lot of tech experi...

Hi Emporata, I find to get the most out of Puppy you have to have several versions on board. If you have space on your hard drive use gparted to make separate 5.0 gig partitions and multi-boot using grub. One of the joys of linux is that it is much more hands on than windows. Regards Tony. I think ...

aarf, I think I will try that. Tony, I might save that as a future option as I already have this particular computer set up the way I like it and don't really want to change at this time. disciple, I really just want to take the pictures from the camera and put them on the computer. The drive mounte...