Lucid Puppy 5.0.1 - 24 May 2010
Hello Stranger..(tasmod)
Nah.. the darn descriptions are just waaaaay too long... look in /etc/networksmodules
Cheers
Nah.. the darn descriptions are just waaaaay too long... look in /etc/networksmodules
Cheers
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I know, I know... a late inclusion...but we must include this 20kB game from jemimah..
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 533#406533
It is the best bang for byte game I have seen! Even I can play it!
(oh, yeah, Lobster, my son has Clan Bomber figured out, he likes it...)
Cheers
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 533#406533
It is the best bang for byte game I have seen! Even I can play it!
(oh, yeah, Lobster, my son has Clan Bomber figured out, he likes it...)
Cheers
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Anyway to save wireless settings?
Running 116 from a flash drive on my Aspire One D-150.
Since in 115, I couldn't get settings to save in the normal network setup, so this time I tried the simple network setup. Works and set up my wireless very quickly, but doesn't save settings when I reboot.
Also, the LxMusic player in the quickpet may have a problem. The tools menu doesn't work. I'm trying to set the player in random mode but can't find it.
Since in 115, I couldn't get settings to save in the normal network setup, so this time I tried the simple network setup. Works and set up my wireless very quickly, but doesn't save settings when I reboot.
Also, the LxMusic player in the quickpet may have a problem. The tools menu doesn't work. I'm trying to set the player in random mode but can't find it.
YES! YES!
Barry's nvidia pet
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... 6.33.2.pet
has solved the desktop shift. Wonderful, thank you.
So all that remains from my point of view, is maintaining the pppoe connection during shutdown and reboot.
In other Puppies making a symlink to pppoe-start_shell in /root/Startup does this. Not so in Lupu.
This is not a really big deal, but very inconvenient.
Barry's nvidia pet
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... 6.33.2.pet
has solved the desktop shift. Wonderful, thank you.
So all that remains from my point of view, is maintaining the pppoe connection during shutdown and reboot.
In other Puppies making a symlink to pppoe-start_shell in /root/Startup does this. Not so in Lupu.
This is not a really big deal, but very inconvenient.
fresh from joewing..
jwm-492
*thanks upnorth for the tip in the quirky thread
*reported to fix an issue with dillo
compiled in lupu 116
Cheers
note: If you install, restart X for change to take effect
jwm-492
*thanks upnorth for the tip in the quirky thread
*reported to fix an issue with dillo
compiled in lupu 116
Cheers
note: If you install, restart X for change to take effect
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116 jwm.pet installed
quickpet on gprs connection (doesnt require -4), has managed to download and install clanbomber after i changed the preference to diddywadiddy.net
"hurry up or i will kill you" among other exploding aspects fails my violence aversion preferences so i will not be a dedicated player of clanbomber.
pwidgets also downloaded from ibiblio.org to the quickpet download folder but i have it installed already so not sure if it would have proceeded to full install, after auto resuming after the red "error failed download message. "
quickpet on gprs connection (doesnt require -4), has managed to download and install clanbomber after i changed the preference to diddywadiddy.net
"hurry up or i will kill you" among other exploding aspects fails my violence aversion preferences so i will not be a dedicated player of clanbomber.
pwidgets also downloaded from ibiblio.org to the quickpet download folder but i have it installed already so not sure if it would have proceeded to full install, after auto resuming after the red "error failed download message. "
thanks for the link. and this part.wuwei wrote:YES! YES!
Barry's nvidia pet
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... 6.33.2.pet
has solved the desktop shift. Wonderful, thank you.
So all that remains from my point of view, is maintaining the pppoe connection during shutdown and reboot.
In other Puppies making a symlink to pppoe-start_shell in /root/Startup does this. Not so in Lupu.
This is not a really big deal, but very inconvenient.
maintaining the pppoe connection during shutdown and reboot.
In other Puppies making a symlink to pppoe-start_shell in /root/Startup does this. Not so in Lupu.
"We" need to fix that one don't loose connection to internet. Very annoying.
I had that problem for month and got very upset about it and then somebody described that SNS solved it and I got happy again and in Q1 now it never lose connection but in Lupu it does each 30 minutes despite using SNS
so Lupu need to learn from Q1
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
not an ideal solution though
LuPu is showing off as an extremely promising Puppy project -- kudos and thanks Playdayz & all involved.
One little hitch: installed Chromium with Quickpet, all went fine, all menus are localized (yippeee). Tried Opera: same success (2nd yippeee). Tried Firefox: works OK but menus stay in English... glab .
Either the localized files should be downloaded separately (and automatically) or some option has to be set at compile time for Firefox -- if it works with Chrome and Opera, it ought to work with everything else.
Sure, that's a wholly new feature and it'll take some time to work out, but IMHO it's a must, at least with what is offered by Quickpet (though I'm pressing my non-English-speaking friends to learn English quickly!).
To be perfect, Quickpet itself should have separate, localized menu files -- as soon as that's possible I'm ready to tranlsate 'em into Italian and French.
**Added: after uninstalling Opera the free savefile space doesn't get back to its earlier size -- seem to remember it was OK after uninstalling Chromium and Firefox. Will test again with a fresh savefile.**
One little hitch: installed Chromium with Quickpet, all went fine, all menus are localized (yippeee). Tried Opera: same success (2nd yippeee). Tried Firefox: works OK but menus stay in English... glab .
Either the localized files should be downloaded separately (and automatically) or some option has to be set at compile time for Firefox -- if it works with Chrome and Opera, it ought to work with everything else.
Sure, that's a wholly new feature and it'll take some time to work out, but IMHO it's a must, at least with what is offered by Quickpet (though I'm pressing my non-English-speaking friends to learn English quickly!).
To be perfect, Quickpet itself should have separate, localized menu files -- as soon as that's possible I'm ready to tranlsate 'em into Italian and French.
**Added: after uninstalling Opera the free savefile space doesn't get back to its earlier size -- seem to remember it was OK after uninstalling Chromium and Firefox. Will test again with a fresh savefile.**
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Wot no Java?
Quickpet takes me here to download java
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 025#183025
Does it work in Lucid 116?
Not for me . . .
I am using Firefox
Does the JRE need recompiling?
Do I need to turn on Java somewhere - could not find anywhere in preferences (not javascript - that is on anyway)
. . . gonna see if I can find a java sfs
Nope none of that found
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 025#183025
Does it work in Lucid 116?
Not for me . . .
I am using Firefox
Does the JRE need recompiling?
Do I need to turn on Java somewhere - could not find anywhere in preferences (not javascript - that is on anyway)
. . . gonna see if I can find a java sfs
Nope none of that found
Lobster,
There is definitely something wrong with Java and Firefox. I was working on it yesterday. Java works in Seamonkey, Chromium, Opera and I even tested google-chrome and Iron. I am almost certain it is a Firefox issue. I also grabbed the latest update 20 from the Java site, same results. I may change that link to the official Java site. I can't seem to download coolpup's pet, it keeps breaking for me.
As I understand, this Firefox is just the static build from the Firefox site.(I could be wrong though).
Lucid Lynx Ubuntu has had their fair share of problems with Java too. There are many google hits.
Firefox 3.6.4 is due out soon, hopefully Java is fixed.
Cheers
There is definitely something wrong with Java and Firefox. I was working on it yesterday. Java works in Seamonkey, Chromium, Opera and I even tested google-chrome and Iron. I am almost certain it is a Firefox issue. I also grabbed the latest update 20 from the Java site, same results. I may change that link to the official Java site. I can't seem to download coolpup's pet, it keeps breaking for me.
As I understand, this Firefox is just the static build from the Firefox site.(I could be wrong though).
Lucid Lynx Ubuntu has had their fair share of problems with Java too. There are many google hits.
Firefox 3.6.4 is due out soon, hopefully Java is fixed.
Cheers
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1. Had been experiencing [and reported in the Quirky thread] random crashing of Firefox-3.6.3 in Puppies:
BoxPup-413
Quirky-100
Lupu-116
2. BarryK said he would be updating [and also supplying a PET for] Quirky to include newer version of Sqlite.
coolpup sent a PM with a link to this webpage.
3. Used appropriate versions there for:
BoxPup-413: was v3.4.2, now v3.6.23.1-p4.
Quirky-100: was v3.4.2 , now v3.6.23.1-q.
4. Lupu-116: is now v3.6.22
Should I use [perhaps?] v3.6.23.1-p5?
...Or wait for BarryK to supply a different version?
5. So far I've seen no more crashes of Firefox in BoxPup, Quirky, or even in Lupu->[time will tell].
BoxPup-413
Quirky-100
Lupu-116
2. BarryK said he would be updating [and also supplying a PET for] Quirky to include newer version of Sqlite.
coolpup sent a PM with a link to this webpage.
3. Used appropriate versions there for:
BoxPup-413: was v3.4.2, now v3.6.23.1-p4.
Quirky-100: was v3.4.2 , now v3.6.23.1-q.
4. Lupu-116: is now v3.6.22
Should I use [perhaps?] v3.6.23.1-p5?
...Or wait for BarryK to supply a different version?
5. So far I've seen no more crashes of Firefox in BoxPup, Quirky, or even in Lupu->[time will tell].
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I cleared out the backgrounds and added new ones
/usr/share/backgrounds
One or two changes and applies are OK
and then it becomes impossible to click with the mouse or move up or down to a new selection
So I go back one directory to share
back into backgrounds and once again I can select
Is this something to do with refresh
or the new backgrounds_original directory?
/usr/share/backgrounds
One or two changes and applies are OK
and then it becomes impossible to click with the mouse or move up or down to a new selection
So I go back one directory to share
back into backgrounds and once again I can select
Is this something to do with refresh
or the new backgrounds_original directory?
thanks for the great work on this folks.
I have a video issue tho' - prob due to my Intel g41 chipset.
Lucid boots at 1280 x 1024 on Intel driver
I run keyboard & vid setter
I choose UK keyboard
I then choose Intel (currently i810 only...etc)
then have to run keyboard setter again
I choose 'more' as dont want 800x600.
I choose 1280 x 1024 but get booted to 800x600 on Vesa.
gxine works fine in Vesa btw. lol. crashes in 1280x1024 using ?Intel driver at 1st boot.
How can i retrieve Intel driver @ 1280 x 1024?
btw - ran Ubuntu 10.4. Boots 1280 x 1024. Totem plays vids perfectly. do you think that's achievable with Puppy/Luicd?
many thanks.
I have a video issue tho' - prob due to my Intel g41 chipset.
Lucid boots at 1280 x 1024 on Intel driver
I run keyboard & vid setter
I choose UK keyboard
I then choose Intel (currently i810 only...etc)
then have to run keyboard setter again
I choose 'more' as dont want 800x600.
I choose 1280 x 1024 but get booted to 800x600 on Vesa.
gxine works fine in Vesa btw. lol. crashes in 1280x1024 using ?Intel driver at 1st boot.
How can i retrieve Intel driver @ 1280 x 1024?
btw - ran Ubuntu 10.4. Boots 1280 x 1024. Totem plays vids perfectly. do you think that's achievable with Puppy/Luicd?
many thanks.
Network setup AND chooselocale on first-run
Hi,
1. network-setup doesn't work for me in 115/6 with my internal r8169: no dhcp, no static ip. Taking an external usb connector rtl8150 it's okay - got this result with all (!) network wizards.
2. (choose)Locale in first-run has no effects. Only after running xorgwizard new keyboard is available.
Hmmm...?
1. network-setup doesn't work for me in 115/6 with my internal r8169: no dhcp, no static ip. Taking an external usb connector rtl8150 it's okay - got this result with all (!) network wizards.
2. (choose)Locale in first-run has no effects. Only after running xorgwizard new keyboard is available.
Hmmm...?
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Thanks smokey01. The initial resolution is actually set by xorg, not us. sometimes it is too high, sometimes too low. You can use the Resolution setter in the First Run Wizard or Menu -> Setup -> Xorg Video Wizard to adjust the resolution.The auto screen configuration is great but would it be better in a slightly higher resolution. I guess you do have to consider the small screens on netbooks though.
I wasn't sure which browser to install because the descriptions did not provide a version number.
All the browsers are the latest official versions. We could say that somewhere I guess--but probably won't. There are quite a few changes ahead of that I am afraid.