DCL Linux homepage hacked

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dedalusjmmr · #1 Post by **dedalusjmmr** » Wed 01 Oct 2008, 16:35

Hi,

I was browsing through Brandon Cornell's site, where his fine derivative DCL is hosted, and discovered the site has been hacked.

JRosa

Dingo · #2 Post by **Dingo** » Wed 01 Oct 2008, 18:57

if you want download I have mirrored DCL iso

http://puppylover.netsons.org/dokupuppy/pupplets:dcl

alienjeff · #3 Post by **alienjeff** » Wed 01 Oct 2008, 19:16

http://brandoncornell.com/

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dedalusjmmr · #4 Post by **dedalusjmmr** » Thu 02 Oct 2008, 18:55

Thanks for the link. I didn't know about that mirror with lots of derivatives, some of them gone from the main site.
But I just wanted to warn Brandon Cornell. It's fixed now.

Best,
JRosa

Dingo wrote:if you want download I have mirrored DCL iso

http://puppylover.netsons.org/dokupuppy/pupplets:dcl

Brandon · #5 Post by **Brandon** » Sun 05 Oct 2008, 17:34

Wow, I wasn't sure anyone noticed. I'm pretty sure it was the crappy CMSimple I was using that got me hacked. Anyways my sites up and running. http://brandoncornell.com/?page=dcl.html I had spent a short time with other distros while waiting for 4.1 with SMP, to see what I could learn from them. Once Puppy 4.1 is out I'll be back to puppy full time and I'll work on stuff for a new, DCL 2009 release.

dedalusjmmr · #6 Post by **dedalusjmmr** » Sun 05 Oct 2008, 18:32

Great. I tried a few distros for a friend's old machine, and DCL was the one that made it 'till today. Damn Small is not that user-friendly (if you're not a geek), and has no support for Portuguese accents through dead keys. And I don't like some options of the original Puppy (Semaonkey instead of FFox, no Flash pre-installed, etc.). Hope DCL 2009 keeps up the good work.

Brandon wrote:Once Puppy 4.1 is out I'll be back to puppy full time and I'll work on stuff for a new, DCL 2009 release.

Brandon · #7 Post by **Brandon** » Sun 05 Oct 2008, 22:19

Thats what DCL is for. I'm not going to branch of or anything crazy, I just want to have a Puplet with choices that might not be for very old hardware, but what the average user wants.

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