as i said, there are advantages and disadvantages to each approach However this seems to be pointless. If you install stuff, surely you check that it is not already there first the installer package might, or might not, do this automatically in any case, an upgrade to a newer version Puppy might ins...

it should work when you restart X windows it's possible that you need to set the execute permissions on the file ... right click it in /usr/X11R6/bin, click Properties, then check the boxes in the Exec column (for Owner, Group, and World) ... that should allow the program to be executable the whole ...

an archive bomb is an email attachment that deliberately is created so that when it is decompressed it decompresses to a very large size ... the idea is to crash the antivirus program running on an email server by causing it to try to allocate more ram than is available there are some compressed swa...

the file you want to edit is .xinitrc in /root ... files that begin with a . character are hidden files 1) click the Home icon on the desktop 2) Click the Show Hidden Files button on the top of the Rox filer window (the eye) 3) right click the file .xinitrc then click Open As Text 4) add the line: n...

or:

find / -perm -100 -type f -fprint /tmp/execlist.txt

it depends what you want to find ... i think -100 will find files that are executable by the owner of the file ... +111 will find all files with any one or more of the executable bits set (owner and/or group and/or world)

maybe:

find / -perm +111 -type f -fprint /tmp/execlist.txt

for Win98/me, open a dos window and type: fdisk /mbr for WinXP, you can boot the Windows installation cd and run the recovery console ... type: fixmbr fixboot C: or while running Puppy, you can download mbr.bin from here open and rxvt console window and type: dd if=mbr.bin of=/dev/hda see: here

i have these files in my file system: /usr/include/bits/stdio.h /usr/include/stdio.h if you have a full install, you may not have copied all the files from the sfs file system properly if you have a pup_save file (for example, a frugal install), there may be unionfs whiteout files preventing some of...

there are advantages to both ways the way it is now, i can install library files and executables in /root/my-applications, and they will be found and used if they are not already installed in Puppy ... if you upgrade to a newer version of Puppy, which happens to have the latest versions of those lib...

1) a SendTo/OpenWith script like this might work: #!/bin/sh cd `dirname "$@"` if md5sum -c "$@" > /tmp/.md5sum-results$$ then gxmessage -center "md5sums are ok" else gxmessage -center "md5sum ERROR" gxmessage -center "`cat /tmp/.md5sum-results$$`" fi...

the borders are very visible and easy to see, on my machine ... maybe the theme you are using has very narrow borders

# Horizontal window border
# BorderSizeX=6 # [0-128]

# Vertical window border
# BorderSizeY=6 # [0-128]

well, the British dictionary is about 2 megs, about 700k compressed

another alternative might be to install gqview

no, it is a reply to:

trying to figure how to add a SendTo - hope GuestToo reads this post and knows how

though it might not be exactly what Bruce B wanted to know ... but it might interest others lurking in the forum and be useful to them

i think pizzapup uses Icewm

edit the hidden file /root/.icewm/preferences (click the Show Hidden Files button on the top of the Rox window) ... add these lines to the bottom of the file:

OpaqueMove=0
OpaqueResize=0

or edit those lines that are already in the file

restart Icewm

you can right click any file and click Send To (or Open With) ... then click Customise basically, you can put a symlink to a program in the Send To folder ... or you can copy or create a program, for example, a script, in the Send To folder if you put a directory or symlink to a directory in the Sen...

i made that package a long time ago (well, it seems like a long time ago) ... the problem was partly with symlinks and loop mounts and unionfs -u nobody should create the new directory with ownership by "nobody" i notice you have - u nobody instead of -u nobody ... i think the option switc...

actually, i think the program in this package is the tiny program on the linuxfromscratch.org page under 2.4. COMPILING A LITTLE PROGRAM YOURSELF it does not turn on the numlock key, it toggles whatever state it is in ... the "on" option is for a different program, numlockx so whether you ...

unfortunately, configuring the spellchecker in Abiword is a little bit fiddly ... it's not really intuitive you can set the language in the Tools menu to make your configuration the default configuration, you need to save the configuration as an Abiword template as /root/.AbiSuite/templates/normal.awt

after changing files in /usr/share/applications, you need to type fixmenus in a console, and if you are running JWM, you must restart JWM ... Icewm does not need to be restarted i don't know exactly when the problem with Seamonkey/Firefox started, but the workaround for the problem seems to be to se...