And you're actually doing a downgrade with your 'awesome looking' JWM setup:

Wow, really? OMG!! I thought I was doing an UPGRADE by adding a taskbar and larger, easier-to-see icons. I thought that would improve my productivity and computing experience, but how stupid was I. Gee! Thanks for ...

You're awesome!

jemimah wrote:a-dub, Network Wizard never worked at all for me, so I'm not totally sure. I presume just deleting any saved profiles would do the trick. If it's giving you issues, you can try renaming the /etc/rc.d/rc.network file.

Thanks, I'll give it a shot.

a-dub

Coupla questions...

* So what boot times are we looking at?

* What kernel? I think I would need a fairly recent one for the wireless ath9k driver, and the intel graphics drivers.

[edit] how is boot time measured? From the moment the vmlinuz is accessed, or from the moment of switch-on?


Boot ...

A quick question: how do you disable automatic connections previously setup with Network Wizard?

Thanks.

Yay!! No kidding, FINALLY! I was just talking about this in another thread:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 599#351599

I'll try it out and give you feedback. Thanks for your effort.

Alan, that is pretty much the same way I have it setup. But you still don't know which network you're connected to. pWireless does not show it, neither does blinky. That's why I also run the pWidgets.

Yes!! That new pet is exactly what Puppy needs so badly. Thanks for pointing it out to me. The ...

Well I am looking for a linux distro for my parents to use, I dont think they can figure out the wireless in Puppy though. Is there a way to make the wireless appear in an icon on the bottom right as it does in ubuntu network manager, or windows xp?

I'm new to Puppy Linux, but I'm surprised that ...