Anybody have any thoughts about Forth vs the other languages??

Hey, Frank.

There's been some discussion of this topic in the original forum here.

Basically, packet writing doesn't look like it would work as well as multisession for this purpose. I could be wrong.

Well, Ian, you got the ball rolling--even if it did change direction. :wink: phpBB was an excellent choice for the forum, John. I've been looking around on the phpBB website. It is well supported and has a huge number of add-ons available. Several look like candidates that might be useful in integra...

I don't like Bugzilla either. Being a pain to use, it seems like it must get in the way of letting developers know about bugs. Imagine what a beginner to Puppy would think of it. I don't know what developers think of it. Barry has said he might set up a webpage form for reporting bugs, similar to th...

Thanks Ian.

Hey John, what the heck kind of internet connection do you have, anyway? I downloaded your 50.2 MB Puppy 1.0.1 in about a minute. That's way faster than I've ever downloaded anything before. The slowest speed I saw in the download manager's speedometer was over 500 kB/s, which is still faster than t...

If you put a colon after the first "forum" it makes sense.

The bad news is that Atang1 is still posting to the original forum. The good news is that he doesn't yet appear to have discovered we've moved

As an experiment, I'm trying to link to Lobster's post . Ha! Success! It's all in the wrist. Just hover your cursor arrow over the URL button and follow the resulting instructions. You get the URL by right-clicking the little "posted" thingy at the top left of the post you want to link to,...

Well, the homepage itself is OK. I've left it as the Home in my Puppy's Mozilla, and when I opened Mozilla just now the Puppy home page opened fine.

Ooh. I like it a lot. I see that it is possible to link directly to individual posts, though I haven't figured out how to do it yet.

Hey Lobster, I can't figure out what your Avatar is (if it is an avatar.) It looks like a moose.

Thanks, John.