"Registry Expiry Date: 2020-11-20T01:05:37Z " Hmm, does this mean after November 2020 this forum will be offline until the registration is renewed? Is it renewed automatically? I've used Rockedge's forum, it's quite nice, and in my opinion (which with a bit of money might buy a cup of coff...

greengeek says "Oh yeah - leave instructions that under no circumstances are medical staff to intubate you and hook you to a ventilator. Current ED procedures are incorrect for Covid." Pardon me...what do intubation and ventilators have to do with erectile dysfunction??? . Know your medica...

peebee, following your tip to rename savefile works, for the most part... regular ScPup 32 and ScPup 32 with LXDE updated without issues... even renaming the ydrv for LXDE worked well. However, LXQt would not load as ydrv nor as a regular SFS...have went back to 20.01 + 6T for use with LXQt, also us...

Thanks peebee, renaming the savefile works. Successful upgrades of both
regular ScPup 32 and ScPup 32 w/LXDE...haven't done it yet in my ScPup32
w/LXQt...will try that one later. In LxPup Sc32 now. Loading LXDE via ydrv
works in this one. Again, thank you for these great Puppies!
Wiz

Went back 1 release further on the ydrv with LXQt desktop to find a "stable" notification area panel on the taskbar, LXQt 0.14.1, QT 5.14 Also, the new release ISO of ScPup 32 doesn't want to load a prior savefile, when I attempted to load the new 20.06 it bypassed asking about the savefil...

peebee, I've noticed a bit of irritation with this latest ydrv in ScPup 32, the "tray area icons" are a bit difficult to click, such as network manager, CPU monitor...the taskbar hides almost immediately. Have rolled back to previous and will check for the issue...posting this from ArchPup...

Thanks peebee! Latest ArchPup 32 iso downloaded, unpacked, booted and loaded savefile, no problems! Posting under it now, using Palemoon. Looking good so far! Wiz :wink: ps...forgot to mention I'm also using LXDE using the SFS you provided for ScPup, w/o QT, renamed to LXDE_20.03.sfs and loaded that...

Hi OscarTalks! I'm here now in NetSurf 3.10 32 bit, booted into ScPup LXQt 32bit on my old Acer netbook. This could be a good "basic browser" for 32 bit Pups, in place of others such as Light (currently included in ScPup 20.01 +6), as long as potential users were advised that NetSurf is no...

When you installed Slacko, it looks like it placed those files in the same directory as your UpupBB files, this overwrites any files with the same name (initrd.gz, vmlinuz, etc), SO, let's try extracting your UpupBB iso into the directory to replace the Slacko files, then try a reboot and see if Upu...

Can you give us a few details about the computer you are using? Might help a bit to know what we have to work with as far as CPU, RAM, video.. Other than that, we also need to know how you installed Palemoon??? Did you install from tarball directly from Palemoon, or did you use one of the pre-made S...

Wasn't there something you could add to xorg.conf to force Intel graphics to use UXA mode in these instances?? Memory getting rusty, haven't used Firefox in a while, but it goes something like this: Section "Device" Identifier "Device0" Driver "intel" Option "Accel...

Thank you norgo. I may download your pets for future use, just in case!
Do you have any idea why these patches are not in any Puppy? I'm
assuming they were commits to GIT, but if they weren't perhaps it would
be prudent to do so?
Wiz

I copied the libxml files from my ScPup 32 frugal install and placed them into ArchPup 32 after renaming the included files in ArchPup. Osmo now works as expected, haven't noticed any oddities yet, other than I forgot a symlink the first try and pmount/unmount wouldn't fire up...figured out what I'd...

Running thru some paces, I've noticed a bug in Osmo 0.2.10, crashes when adding a contact, guess the libxml2 bug has bit again, see here: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?search_id=442871260&t=115567 and discussion in ScPup here, with possible fix?? : http://www.murga-linux.com/pup...

Well, after reading this topic for awhile, and being somewhat a follower of peebee's ScPups, I decided to give ArchPup 32 a tryout on my little old netbook, Acer Aspire One AO150, Intel Atom N270 1.6gHz, 1 gig RAM, 120 meg HD, did a frugal install to HD of s243a's latest ISO, rebooted, ran through i...

I run Palemoon on my ScPup 32 bit frugal installs on this little Acer Aspire One AO150 netbook, 1.6 gHz Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1 gig RAM, 120 gig HD, with all puppies I use only a 512 meg swap file. So far, haven't noticed a slowdown with Palemoon. FWIW---I also use a "community developer release...

My objective is not to start and argument. But to make you guys aware that this is obviously wrong. I bet you they can find 1001 stories about why. I do not have to read, how they advertise to use it. I need valid reason why I need it in the kernel. For me this is like pretending saving water, soap...

I'm not a subscriber to the site, but had no problems viewing a trailer
for one of the movies...using above netbook, and Palemoon v 28.8.3
32 bit. on WiFi hotspot of iPhone.

quote bigpup "What some people will do to not have to pay for a seat for their kids!" Now you've gone and given the airlines an idea to increase revenues... charge pregnant passengers up to however many babies they are expecting, results of ultrasound to verify "little passengers"...

Which Puppy? Which browser? Some specs of your computer will help as well, like CPU, amount of RAM, how you connect to internet? Myself, I use ScPup 32 bit, with different DE's (like now I'm using LXQT) and for web browser I prefer Palemoon...no problems streaming what little streaming I do. Most of...