Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

[grouchyhermit]

[ttuuxxx]

[ttuuxxx]

Hello

I'm Starting the planning stages of "Living Water 3.01" please feel free to post your ideas/views for the next release on this forum.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=184602#184602
ttuuxxx

[Arpotrek]

Mister Ttuuxx, please, what is YOUR BEST Linux version for internet today?

The more complete product.

Thanks.

[grouchyhermit]

Out of pure curiosity, any idea when the new Living Water will be released? Have you decided which Bible software to use yet? I'm still partial to Bibletime myself but I'm beginning to understand Bible desktop a little better now. Also have you decided which messenger to use in the package? I know, probably silly questions but I'm just wondering. Thanks ttuuxxx!!

[ttuuxxx]

[VCSkier]

This is a great puplet. Thanks ttuuxxx. Unfortunately, I'm having a problem getting flash to work though. I'm using the opera version because if I can get this sorted out, I'm going to install it on a friends laptop which only has 64mb of ram, and I think opera is faster than firefox on a system that old. What, then, is the best way to get flash to work with opera? Thanks.

[preachergirl]

I tried the link to download Living Water, but it only brings up a picture. Can someone help me.

[cthisbear]

http://www.puppylinux.ca/ttuuxxx/livingwater/

Chris

[KF6SNJ]

I finally found the time I needed to sit down and test this. I running from cd right now. So far everything looks really good. Thanks for including Bible Desktop. I personally feel it is more capable than BibleTime. However, don't get me wrong, BibleTime is still a good program and for those who can't/won't use BibleDesktop, BibleTime is a great alternative (though I don't know you can get the Book Of Concord on BibleTime, will test that with PCLinuxOS sometime). Overall, great job.

[ttuuxxx]

Thanks KF6SNJ

I did enjoy building that release, It took a couple of months, Just like the next release that I've been working on for about 3 months, Its coming along very nicely. Did you try out ttuuxxTV thats was first the program I coded in 20yrs, LOL. The best part of it was the size, I built this series for people who had problems running Churchpup and "Living Water" ended up being 1/3 the original size Churchpup, I do like Churchpup a lot,, It was well put together also. My next release will bring a few new programs and still will be hopefully under 170MB maybe a lot less.
Thanks you for kind words
ttuuxxx.

[KF6SNJ]

Honestly, I wish that the ttuuxxTV was available as a pet package. I really enjoyed watching some of that before I went to church this morning. I can assure you that is one program I'll be using.

[tectron]

Is living water still available somewhere. the link is bad.

Thanks

[ttuuxxx]

[jeffrey]

I'm a bit behind the times only downloading Living Water 2.17 now, but there we are. It looks really useful, especially after installing a Bible and the Hebrew & Greek lexicons.
It works fine when booted off the CD, but saving the session to disk seems to fail. I tried copying the CD files to hard disk (as I've done successfully for the standard Puppy Linux 2.17, 4.1.2, etc), but that doesn't help. I tried creating an empty 128MB pup_save file (with dd if=/dev/zero of=pup_save.2fs bs=1M count=100) and using mke2fs to format it as 2fs, but that made no difference. I've checked the ISO's md5sum and it's good.
It boots fine from CD or disk files but when shutting down and saving to disk I see a copy failure with "pup_rw/.wh.wh.plink" on the line (that flashes so quickly I can't read it).
When I load with the corrupted pup_save.2fs file it shows no useful icons within ROX and the desktop is a mess. Images on booting from CD (ie initial good desktop) and after saving and rebooting (ie bad corrupted desktop) are attached.
Any clues?

For interest, my grub.conf stanza reads: