Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

[nooby]

I came to think of this inspired by a new release I red about this one on DW.

[raffy]

There is already attackpup for security diagnostics.

For rescue, a barebone puppy is generally suitable - no need to install it.

[nooby]

Thanks for the link.

I guess such a puppy take care of reporting trojans and exploits but not why a puppy fail to reboot?

I think more of a diagnostic on the set up that makes things go wrong.

Recent example.

Quirky works well using Wine and Spotify while on Lupu5.00 when using Wine and Spotify it crash the lupu into some loop with black screen and no way to get it back to normal.

I hope somebody get inspired to make a puppy that record everything that is unusual with the set up of hardware and software combined and give a kind of log report that is readable for newbies so they know how to change the menu.lst with cheat code or to change to another puppy that handles the hardware better.

[Colonel Panic]

Rudypup (based on Puppy 2.14) had a lot of security and other techie utilities on it. Maybe it just needs updating?

[Lobster]

Are we ready to save the world yet?
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=26063#26063

Puppy to the Rescue
Linux to the Max

[linuxsansdisquedur]

some thing like a blue page message saying
"your OS is out : it's time to try puppylinux"
or
"your hard disk is out : it's time to try puppylinux"

[Aitch]