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john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

Hello Everyone,
You can now download TEENpup 2.14

You may be asking why the new version of TEENpup is still based on Puppy 2.14 and not the new Puppy 3.00 series?

As Puppy 2.14 uses the 2.6.18 Linux kernel and alot of Apps made by members of the forum run fine with that kernel but are giving trouble with later versions, it was decided to keep the New TEENpup on a Puppy 2.14 base and refine it. This doesn't mean that nothing from newer versions of Puppy haven't found their way into TEENpup 2.14

Also one last comment, reading about xvesa bugs and others with Puppy 3.00 because of the major changes under the skin of Puppy and the time needed to fix all these problems, I won't release a TEENpup based on the Puppy 3 series until we have a wonderful stable Puppy base to build on.

Please download for here http://puppyisos.org/isos/2007-07-to-12/
New added Mirror hosted by PuppyLinux.ca download from here http://www.puppylinux.ca/puppyfiles/custom/teenpup2.14.iso

See forum link for more info

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=22498

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

TEENpup 2.14 now comes with Flash 9r48 , JAVA 1.5.08 and RealPlayer Web Browser Plugins for Seamonkey.
With 3 different Media Players EG: Gxine, VLC and RealPlayer most of your needs are covered.

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

TEENpup 2.14 also comes with a range of Audio Apps to cover alot of your needs.
While the size of the iso at 404mb's might seem to large for a Puppy version, what's included makes TEENpup 2.14 a useful version of Linux for a newbie to start with.

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

I swapped the way Apps are listed in TEENpup's menu.
In the past it would read Gxine Player or The Gimp or Abiword, while experienced Linux users know what these are a newbie might not.
What I tried to do is discribe what the app does first then list its Linux name.
TEENpup is aimed at Users who just want to use their PC day to day.

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

I've heard reports that Flash Crashes in Puppy 3.00 when viewing Yahoo Movies website, no problem here

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

TEENpup 2.14 now comes with CUPS printing that works with the include KDE Apps
The amount of CUPS printer drivers included in TEENpup 2.14 is double what is included in CUPS that comes with Puppy 2.17 giving user's more change of having their printer supported.

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

Hello everyone,
Always wanted to run KDE Apps in a Puppy based distro, but couldn't because of all the required dependancies, well now there's a very good chance you can.
This screenshot is of Varicad 2007 trial. It's a 42mb download.
How long to get working in TEENpup 2.14, less than 10 minutes.
It started as a debian package, was converted with undeb/unrpm.

Next all that had to be done is copy over all the files into their correct directories, drag the exe file in usr/bin to the desktop and away it went.

Only sad part about it is that this version of Varicad is a 30 day trial.

jcoder24 · Joined: 06 May 2005 Posts: 601 Location: Barbados

Looks rather nice, what's the name of that icewm theme you are using and where can I find it?

MU · Posted: Sun 14 Oct 2007, 16:09 Post subject:

the theme is in the latest ezpup, too.
It is called "Xtreme-animated".
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=22327

wait, I'll attach it, extract it to:
/root/icewm/themes

Mark

muggins · Joined: 20 Jan 2006 Posts: 6714 Location: hobart

well done john. i've just dloaded 2.14, after several attempts, and you've got everything in there except the kitchen sink! i like!

john biles · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 1446 Location: Australia

Hello muggins,
I glad you like it, I don't know if you'll use it regularly at all, but if you do and find a problem, I know there's a good chance you'll have a fix for it.
As you know, with Linux your always learning some new trick or fix, so it nice to know someone with your skill is trying TEENpup. Very Happy

muggins · Joined: 20 Jan 2006 Posts: 6714 Location: hobart

somebody of my skill....will have a fix for it? yeah, i'll ask you john. that's how skillful i am!

but i think it's wonderful how barry's provided such fertile soil for people to make their own pupversions, like your creation, tttuuxx's, hacao's, gray's NOP etc. all sharing a solid core, yet all having different complexions.

(i'm too frightened to try lobster's tmxxine as i have visions of being sucked into a vortex of a // universe where, at xmas time, scared children scream as they sit on the lap of a freddy krueger crustacean santa claws!)

sketchman · Joined: 01 Jun 2006 Posts: 287 Location: West Virginia, USA

I've been using teenpup for about a week now. One thing annoys the life outa' me. When I scroll in Seamonkey and some other apps, it's like the screen has to refresh every few seconds instead of scrolling smoothly. Also, I can't drag a window. I click the window and move the mouse but it stays in the same place until I release the click.

Is there some setting to fix this?

Lobster · Posted: Tue 23 Oct 2007, 11:38 Post subject:

Well I think TeenPup
is one of the best of the 'megapups'
Just so much great software.
Everything working.
Fun.

acidburned · Joined: 30 Apr 2007 Posts: 6

teenpup is great,except the live cd wont run on a machine i had with 128mb ram.works fine with my 1gb ram machine though.