Yes I know that Puppyite found a Barry quote giving that impression too.nooby wrote:Yes but we do have users that do expect that Lucid Puppy can use any kind of Ubuntu file directly from their repo without first being puppyfied and is that really so? ... So they do get the wrong impression from scratch and get surprised it is not as they expected.
Here is from yesterday what I talk about and ever since Lucid Puppy emerged I have also had these questions out of my own needs but I have not the antagonistic tone that I read into the following post.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 563#525563
DeXter says
Hi all,
Coming back to Puppy after a few years away as I want to install it on my netbook. Now I keep reading that Puppy is "built against" Ubuntu and therefore it's binary compatible with it. Now I'm not sure exactly what it means as an end user:
- Can I run and install .deb files?
- Can I add an Ubuntu repository?
- Can I install the latest Ubuntu mainline kernel and/or other drivers/modules?
- Can I get apt-get onto Puppy?
- Are *all* Puppy derivatives based on Ubuntu now? If not, which ones aren't?
I'll be grateful if someone could provide the above details. Thanks for your time!
I am not even on the level that I get his questions but I do wonder if one can really just take an ubuntu thing and it just works?
Don't one need to do a pet or sfs out of it to install it?