SFS-Exec

[Pelo]

RSH comment :
Installing a .pet can overwrite existing libs ---> .sfs don't
UnInstalling a .pet can remove needed libs ---> .sfs don't
Programs in .sfs sometimes will not run if incompatible libs are already in the running system. My Opinion: sfs is always the better way, though.
That is fine.
I start Puppy pfix=ram. Click on the pet SFS-exec. later on abiword 3.0.0. SFS
but abiword 2.9.4 opens.
Should i remove buildin abiword ?

If I use SFS on the Fly, abiword library is mashed up !
Topic in progress. i take a glance at the 11 pages (with google translator). It's a long way to understanding. je reviens.

[shinobar]

I start Puppy pfix=ram. Click on the pet SFS-exec. later on abiword 3.0.0. SFS
but abiword 2.9.4 opens.
Should i remove buildin abiword ?

Portable AbiWord is my answer.
Whatever version of AbiWord installed on your Puppy, you can use the most recent version just clicking the abiword-portable folder.

[Médor]

Hi,

Pelo just miss to install the dedicated pet after loading my abiword-3.0.0.sfs


Cheers,
Médor.

[recobayu]

I add thi script to pinstall.sh:

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#!/bin/sh
echo "" >> /root/.bashrc
echo "# added by Anaconda 2.1.0 installer" >> /root/.bashrc
echo 'export PATH="/root/anaconda/bin:$PATH"' >> /root/.bashrc
echo "" >> /root/.bashrc

1. But when I type python in terminal, nothing appear. It seems that pinstall.sh don't do that script, isn't it?
2. How to add our path to $PATH ? I think it's in /root/.bashrc. Am I wrong?
Thanks.
recobayu