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jemimah · Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 4309 Location: Tampa, FL

That's a funny idea. Definitely worth experimenting with. The flight voice doesn't sound much like a cow though - at least I don't think so.

musher0 · Posted: Thu 24 Jun 2010, 09:39 Post_subject:

lobster said:
> But what we need is a talking cow [...]

Nah, no gadgets. At least not in the default run-of-the-mill Fluppy.
Of course, that's just my two cents, pennies, liras, centimes, and other inconsequential money. Laughing

big_bass · Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 1747

Hey jemimah

I like the way you set up the themes
specially the metal look Cool

its a great Idea to target netbooks

very nice to see a fresh new look

all worked well for what I tested so far

thanks
Joe

gerry · Joined: 26 Jul 2007 Posts: 946 Location: England

I've updated Fluppy 02 to 003, by using unetbootin to install the iso on a usb stick, then using (installed) Puppy 431 to delete vmlinuz, initrd, and the two sfs files from the hard drive and copy the new ones from the usb stick.

Reboot into Fluppy, and it all worked. My Canon printer drivers are still ok (not Gutenprint, the real thing), Firefox is still working, complete with bookmarks. Wireless connected by itself. And I'm still signed in to the forum. It's great. EXCEPT- no icons! Should there be some? All I have are the drive icons along the bottom.

gerry

Lobster · Posted: Thu 24 Jun 2010, 17:55 Post_subject:

106498 · Joined: 18 Nov 2007 Posts: 250 Location: NZ

I've been messing around some more and as usually happens with puppies would like to make some changes for me personally. There's a lot of software in the menu that I know I will never use, which I'd like to remove, and then remaster. Do you have that file that installs the list of all the packages that are there so they can be removed? I think barry usually makes a pet called 0pkgs_db-xx or something like that.
Thanks again for making this puppy, finally get to dump Ubuntu Netbook Remix.
-Thomas

jemimah · Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 4309 Location: Tampa, FL

Unfortunately Fluppy is a manual remaster and I'm not sophisticated enough yet to keep a database.

The best way to get rid of stuff is to use Edit-SFS to delete the unwanted files. But the difficulty is knowing which files those are.

If you're trying to shink the SFS, the best thing to do is delete unused video drivers from /usr/X11/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/ and /usr/X11/lib/dri.

Also running Zdrv Cutter will shrink the zdrv a lot, but it will limit your options to add hardware in the future.

If you don't care about size that much, you can simply use Pmenu to remove unwanted menu entries.

dru5k1 · Joined: 11 Apr 2010 Posts: 72

Hi Jemimah
Very Happy

In your first post, can you please tell me what the .iso size is? ..also could you make a (maybe 5-6 screenshots) slideshow of your puppy with picassaweb or flickr or somesuch?
(with picassaweb -start the slidshow and 'grab' the url quickly)

http://picasaweb.google.com/dru5k1Linux/Puppy421Slideshow#slideshow/5461049794532425826

jemimah · Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 4309 Location: Tampa, FL

Screenshots are roughly similar to Puppeee.

http://puppeee.com/web/screenshots/

I believe the ISO is about 160MB.

James C · Joined: 26 Mar 2009 Posts: 5330 Location: Kentucky

abushcrafter · Joined: 30 Oct 2009 Posts: 1447 Location: England

musher0 · Posted: Fri 25 Jun 2010, 15:35 Post_subject: Sub_title: Remastering Fluppy

Greetings to you all, beautiful Fluppy people! Very Happy

I encountered a problem remastering. I guess the name of the sfs file has to be flp-003.sfs, whatever the remastering program asks you to write...

I also had this problem with Puppy Bruno. See here:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53119&sort=lastpost&search_id=1716088371&start=45

The solution is the same (except the name of the sfs file, in this case: flp-003.sfs).

BFN.

musher0 · Posted: Sat 26 Jun 2010, 15:40 Post_subject:

musher0 · Posted: Sat 26 Jun 2010, 16:32 Post_subject:

Hello again, jemimah.

Almost got stuck in flwm (hehe), until I followed your tracks back to /etc/wm, and placed "openbox-session" there. My fault, I tried to introduce good old wmx in Fluppy. And now I've put your wm chooser out of commission

So you're not using the usual Puppy .xinitrc, eh?
Second question: how do I integrate another wm than the three you suggest ?

I'm not criticizing -- you really did a fabulous job with Fluppy. Very Happy

I like it a lot.
It's just me being curious, and trying to get back to my old groove!

Many thanks in advance.

musher0 · Posted: Sat 26 Jun 2010, 16:38 Post_subject:

jemimah?

Two more questions, if I may:

How would I give a separate function to each of the mouse buttons in FLWM?
At present, they all display whatever is in /.wmx

How would I reinstate desktop icons on the FLWM desktop? Change or copy PuppyPin manually?

Again, thanks in advance.
And have a great day!