Friends,
my Wary 5.3 installation is getting crazy: the desktop becomes all black (no icons, no wallpaper). Why is that? Is is Xorg?? Should I save a session when it's all visible? Otherwise I have to click here and there to make it all come back :-/

I'm going to put this in layman's terms: Ubuntu is too much like Windows. It's slow tries to "protect" you from yourself and others tries to be all things to all people it's bloated and cumbersome, but it's hardware compatibility is probably it's strength. Puppy gives me all of my compute...

2.14X is a highly updated puppy version with an older kernel, Xorg, the kernel is half the size of Wary, I've been using 2.14X on a daily bases since I start this project 3.5yrs ago, If it works fine on your pc, I wouldn't use any other OS. :) I use it for my Multimedia Pc and play all my movies on...

Hy, guys. ...among the 2.14 versions which one is the last. I am trying to make a PentiumIII work less sluggish. ... 214x-Top10.0 ISO http://www.smokey01.com/ttuuxxx/2.14X/iso-sfs/214X-top10.iso[/url] md5sum 62ca0cd3b88901f1c5f5cfca3ec662fc 214X-top10.iso Thanks! How would you compare these "c...

Hy, guys. I know this is not active in the last... years :oops: but I need to know among the 2.14 versions which one is the last. I am trying to make a PentiumIII work less sluggish. With Precise Puppy (5.4) it got surprisingly slow :( I'm talking about a fully installed Puppy to use the machine for...

I did it, my friend. I have a 500+ MB swap space at the begging of the HD. I tested Puppy before installation, and I have used and tested other Puppies (Wary and previous versions). I still wonder which version is better for a 500 MHz PentiumIII (pae or non-pae Precise Puppy, or Wary at last!?). A p...

And what about the differences between Puppy versions (for the same release): regular Puppy, retro-, and Wary? I understand the pae / non-pae difference between Precise Puppy and retro-Precise. But when exactly is good to use Wary? How really old and "un-resourceful" a processor should be ...

Hi, guys. You are calling Pentium 4 and Athlon XP machines with more than 1.6 GHz processors "old" machines!!?? I'm trying Puppy (Precise, retro-precise and perhaps Wary) in a 500 MHz Pentium III, 512 MB of RAM and 10 GB (slow) HD. That's an old machine to be rescued by Linux! :D I fell th...