http://www.apple.com/stevejobs/

Goodby my friend!

Demand one: Restoration of the living wage. This demand can only be met by ending "Freetrade" by re-imposing trade tariffs on all imported goods entering the American market to level the playing field for domestic family farming and domestic manufacturing as most nations that are dumping cheap ...

Flash wrote:At least Microsoft actually owns the copyrights it defends

Thank You Flash!

I knew this had to be a hoax. However for the record, I prefer FF myself!

Subito Piano wrote:soooo....how does one adjust the auto-save interval? Every 30 minutes is smart but it's driving me nuts!

you can change that setting under "Menu->System->Puppy Event Manage on the "Save Session" tab.

disciple wrote: If he is smart he probably is using good software.

That's why I'm here boys! Besides, like the saying goes; keep your friends close, and your enemies closer!

My PUPSAVE file is getting full. I would like to run SeaMonkey as a SFS file and free up some space.

I'm looking for a SeaMonkey SFS package or simple instructions for making one that even an old Windows guy can understand

I'm running 5.25 from a 2 gig stick.

What I find more interesting then the “Teardown

"Windows Crashed" - "Linux [Puppy] Sucks". Seems a little backwards to me!

I speak from some experience. Puppy ROCKS!

puppyluvr wrote:Bill it seems you joined Ubuntu forums in 2007 as well. Most of your questions regarding Virtual Box and boot times

Yes that's right puppyluvr! And don't forget FireFox crashes! I continue to be plagued with that one!

Puppy is great! I fell in love with Puppy Linux when I discovered it didn't take 10 minutes for my laptop to boot when running puppy. I am still learning this "linux stuff" and often seek the help from those brighter then I on this wonderful board. Thanks All! By the way - nancy reagan and I are ...

Go with Open Office, you'll never get that pig M$ Office to run well!

Did I say that out loud???

DPUP5520 wrote: If you want to do it manually I believe you are missing the file signons.sqlite and cert8.db that goes along with key3.db

Thanks DPUP5520 those were the three files necessary to manually backup the passwords. I also discovered a Add-on called “Password Exporter

Does anyone know which file, or files Firefox's saved passwords live in? I want to be able to backup the file in case I have to reinstall FF or rebuild Puppy. I tried backing up key3.db which lives in /root/.mozilla/firefox/aiulcw0k.default/ but when I copy it back over no passwords come with it ...

How well, or not, does FF7 handle Flash?

Strange displays of names?

The Save icon leads to /usr/sbin/save2flash which does work from a command line.

8-bit wrote: So do you think Microsoft cripples computers with their updates and service packs so as to encourage the user to update to the next version of their OS?

OK, I did find the section for ALPS touchpad in xorg.conf, and added Option "TouchpadOff" "2" to it, which works to turn off tapping. Apparently this is how to handle these touchpads. One wishes though, that either 1) some warning had been generated that flSynclient cannot be used to make permanent ...

I haven't noticed the time setting issue on 525 but I can't get my touch pad settings to stick either and the volume keys to work.