2. I'm surprised it isnt' using your local .bashrc. there might be a bashrc under /etc. have a look. I didn this not long ago. I'm broad at the moment so i can't access my machine. I have /etc/profile only, but it isn't being parsed by xfce terminal, either (apparently). in /etc/profile: PS1 ...

I just installed the xfce .sfs. It works well, but there are two annoyances someone might know how to resolve: 1. I can't get it to show removeable devices. (I tried installing places, and that didn't help. I've tried with and without hotpup.) (For now, I just use pmount.) 2. I can't get xfce ...

I installed dillo and phv (among other things) on 3.01 using petget. When it was finished, dillo ran phv. (dillo was a symlink to phv). So, I uninstalled dillo and reinstalled it. Then, dillo worked fine but phv ran dillo! (phv became a link to dillo). The workaround: renamed /usr/local/bin/dillo to ...

Well, I just went ahead and did gtf 1280 768 60.0 and added the modeline to xorg.conf, and it took care of the problem. I guess what I learned is that there needs to be a modeline under Monitors to correspond to the Modes under screen; otherwise some (nonsensical) default may be used. BTW, xrandr ...

# xrandr Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480, current 1600 x 1200, maximum 1600 x 1200 default connected 1600x1200+0+0 0mm x 0mm 1600x1200 61.0* 1400x1050 60.0 1280x1024 61.0 1024x768 61.0 800x600 61.0 640x480 60.0 # tail -41 /etc/X11/xorg.conf Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" VendorName "Monitor ...

Thanks. I'll poke around in the init script(s) when I get some free time.

I'm running puppy 3.01 on a laptop with a 1280x768 screen. I selected xorg. The closest monitor resolution on the list was 1280x800 (not x768), so I picked that. I chose 1280x768x16 on the next page of xorgwizard. My screen looks fine; however, the jwm taskbar is off the bottom of the screen ...

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No, it doesn't; but thanks for trying. I can use devx-301.sfs just fine, but only if I put it in "/". I really want it in "/puppy301" (where the installed files and my pup_save file are located). BootManager doesn't help, not recognizing the file unless it's in "/". I'm thinking I need to tweak a ...

I have a 3.01 frugal install on an ext2 or ext3 partition at /puppy301. The puppy install files and my save file are in this directory. However, when I put devx_301.sfs in the same directory, it is not recognized. I had to move the file up one level (i.e., in the root directory of the ext2/ext3 ...