http://144.118.197.41/cli-dev-pack.tar
Note that they are just tarballs that are uncompressed at /
Very few of the dotpups are mine, I just wanted to host everything under one roof.
Full list of applications:
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drivers
fbset compiled
gpm dotpup
file/system manager
mc dotpup
htop compiled
findutil dotpup
window manager
screen compiled, vector
twin compiled
spreadsheet
oleo compiled, error commented out
sc compiled
network
ncftp compiled
iptraf binary
elinks compiled, vector
webfs compiled
ctorrent dotpup
wput dotpup
mutt compiled
word proc
ispell dotpup
antiword compiled
chat
centericq compiled, vector
bfslite compiled
naim compiled
pork compiled
tinyirc binary
micq compiled
programming
hexedit compiled
python dotpup
cd burning
cdw compiled, vector
audio
mocp dotpup
libsnd dotpup
games
nibbles compiled
ninvaders compiled
seatris compiled
tb_asm binary
tf compiled
silly
cmatrix compiled
file view
less dotpup
picture view
fbi compiled
math
bc & dc dotpup
units compiled
pythonica .py script
compression
unrar dotpup
recovery
fatback dotpup
foremost dotpup
Some of these apps bug out when running under x-term. Twin is amazing, but only has mouse support under x-term, though it should be able to use gpm.
I recompiled elinks 11.1 with gpm and full color support (Barry's was 10.5 w.o gpm).
Still trying to sort out framebuffer. The fbset package replaces the busybox version and has all the fb drivers from all_modules. Info on configuring:
http://www.digitalhermit.com/linux/hiresconsole.html
http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/Framebuffer-HOWTO-5.html
A note on the server: The entire site is being hosted by Puppy. It is running the cli package Webfs and all the pages are dynamically generated from the local filesystem. The data is stored on a 256Mb flash drive. This is a truly easy to use webserver. All I had to type to start it was
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webfsd -p 80 -r /mnt/sda1 -i 144.118.197.41
I really hope that Webfs can make it into the regular puppy build, it is far superior to the crude ftp server that puppy comes with.