perdido I never notice this before!! Your suggested link do not go to murga-linux.com . Instead you are sending them to li969-200.members.linode.com/ ... http://li969-200.members.linode.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=115341&sid=8216b1ff4ac7374642048deb04803a96 ... And that link assigned you what it ...

Did it default to Nvidia or Intel? (No particular reason except curiosity)

Have fun!

Hi boof, Since you are using Bionic64 bit you can probably find the wine pet in the "Quickpet" software installer. If you can't find it in Quickpet you can go straight to the Bionic64 repository at https://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pet_packages-bionic64/ Scroll down toward the bottom f...

@ spiritwild, @ perdido Thanks, I will give it a try and will back to you! Edit: @ perdido the link you have provided have .squashfs file, how to deal with such file extension. well I have given it permission but clicked it and nothing happened. @ spiritwild the downloaded link gives that page not ...

the "nouveau" driver was one of the two that showed up after leaving my computer for 2-3 hours xsorgwizard allows you to start nano and edit xorg.conf but I don't really know how It should need only the nouveau driver. Maybe try running xorgwizard again and choosing nouveau Or start from ...

where do i learn how use wine pls? Is there a tute? Hi boof, Do you have wine installed or are you starting from scratch? All the info for wine is here https://www.winehq.org/ If you already have wine installed in puppy you can open the command prompt by opening a terminal and typing wine start Tha...

It's a laptop with an integrated intel HD 520 and an Nvidia Geforce GTX 950M Are you sure the laptop is not using the nvidia card instead of the intel card? The nvidia card would want the nouveau driver. Nouveau is the open source nvidia driver and would be one of the driver choices when you run xo...

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Hi memo, No guarantee but take a look at post #3 (trister) in this thread, seems to be an sfs package for bionic in both 32-bit and 64-bit. They are big at over 200MB and I don't know if they are backwards compatible to xenial. http://li969-200.members.linode.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=115341&sid...

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...

This forum is fine as far as I am concerned.

I will miss you guys.

To add a bit, the puppy arcade thread
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=92414

Off-site page about puppy arcade
https://archiveos.org/puppy-arcade/

And the box of goodies
https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Puppy_Arcade

Have fun!

Semme wrote: Others may chime in....

LUKS is in puppy and easy to use thanks to forum member jafdmin
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=117984
Gui that has options to encrypt a disk, partition, or file and other stuff.

Ding Dong

Could be something to do with a limited swap.
These guys recommend a 1GB swap for 2GB of RAM
Its all black magic voodoo as far as I can tell.

@perdido - they were added by PPM. Now they are in PPM; I see them after clicking "Uninstall" button. I'm pretty sure that it doesn't remove them. Maybe I should always choose "Step by step remove" instead of "Auto remove"? Anyway - what do I do now? Hi MrAccident, Doe...

Hi MrAccident, Were these extra dependencies from packages added with the Puppy Package Manager? Dependencies added with a package (like .deb or .pet) should be uninstalled when the package is removed by PPM PPM removes only the original files that were in the package and not additional files create...

The above announcement regarding WeeDogLinux SliTaz flavour will be the final announcement regarding new WeeDogLinux releases on this murga-forum. As you know WeeDogLinux has its own forum and, to avoid user confusion, all downloads should be retrieved from the official downloads there. I cannot gu...

If I understand correctly this microcode update only works on 64-bit kernels. To use this on a 32-bit linux build would require a kernel change to a 64-bit kernel? Just wondering. -- Edit: Not wondering any more. See below. Ozsouth already answered this - so for anyone thats wondering. http://murga-...

hi perdido thanks for the link, I donwnloaded it and it seems that it has no GUI, however the update went smothly using the code you provided. Then I have a roblem scanning using this code clamscan --infected --recursive --remove=no /mnt/home --log=/usr/share/clamav/scan.log it says map allocation ...

bullpup wrote:Thanks for that

I'll get to it

EDIT I assume woof-CE is to be used inside Puppy, right?

Yes it works in puppy