Thanks a lot for both answers, you guys are very helpful over here

HerrBert's answer solved my problem (scripting), thank you!

Is there anything I need to install to change the volume by the terminal? Tried with retrovol and alsactl but couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot in advance

Hello, After a long period plugged in, I started using my laptop unplugged again, and my battery readings seem to be incorrect. Puppy keeps telling me it's at 58% even if I keep it plugged in, and turned off, for a while. I even tried turning it off at 58% and when I turned it back on it was still t...

Thanks for the information! That would be nice, but understand... Ah ok, that makes sense. Thanks a lot for the response! From what I understood, the way to go is to install .sfs files only, correct? Thanks again :) Cheers! It is all about what the program package was compiled to run in. SFS packag...

FatDog is not Puppy Linux and it does stuff that Puppy Linux does not do. In Puppy Linux, if you want to make multiple save files/folders. In a console type this: shutdownconfig This will offer to make a save for how the computer is at time you do this. Just give it a name different from the save y...

Booting Fatdog from usb with multi-save, and saves are stored as a series of .sfs files, so you can uninstall things by selectively deleting/renaming later saves (add a new save, install a program + dependencies, use/save and if you later don't like it remove the associated save sfs ... and its gon...

bigpup wrote:Thanks for the information!

That would be nice, but understand...

Ah ok, that makes sense. Thanks a lot for the response!

From what I understood, the way to go is to install .sfs files only, correct?

Thanks again

Cheers!

I wish the Package Manager would make uninstalling things cleaner / easier. Could you give specific details on what it does or does not do? What version of Puppy Package Manager(PPM)? Yes indeed. Take the following example: I install package cmus_2.7.1+git20160225 using auto-install It tells me tha...

I'm just here to say that this distro is great and you guys are doing a great job :) It is so fast and light when I tell people my system is running on a 2Gb pendrive they think I'm joking :lol: I understand it's hard to implement, but I wish the Package Manager would make uninstalling things cleane...

Most of the stuff listed in Quickpet, when installed, will show in the Puppy Package Manager(PPM)>Uninstall. However, Calibre is not packaged for Puppy Linux and does not provide the needed info file for it to show in PPM uninstall. A manual uninstall is possible using Pfind program. menu>Filesyste...

Hello guys, I've been using bionicpup for a month now, after using Mint for a couple years, and just installed my first quickpet (calibre). Now, I'd like to be able to remove it, but in the quickpet window this option is missing. When I use the Package Manager calibre is also missing. How is it that...