Hmm... maybe gifsicle isn't installed in Puppy Linux 4.2.1, then. Images with up to 99 frames? How common are those? :shock: (I mean, even on some of the images I've seen that were converted from an AVI, they don't have 99 frames or more... (though most of them are from forum posts/avatars, so I gue...

dejan555 wrote:For puppy 4.2.x use this one:

That one seems to have worked for me. Used the 15 .pet ( ) version.

Yeah, I know I can view the images in Seamonkey/Firefox, but I'm not sure I want to wait for the browsers to load just to view a simple animated image. :D mtpaint doesn't seem to want to load animated GIFs (tried two different GIFs). Normal images, it loads, but clicking the view animation button do...

Do any of the image viewers currently available as .pets have support for animated .GIFs and .PNGs? I've already tried Fotoxx, GPicView and GQview, and... unless there's something I've missed, they only display the first frame of an animated image. Well, okay, I'm not as worried about animated .png ...

I don't know... I just tried your .pet, too, and it didn't get past the 'Connecting...' animation window, either. I tried going to the Connections tab in the options and changing from direct connection to HTTP connection, but that didn't seem to do anything, as well. Maybe I am missing something, I ...