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Release date of Puppy 1.0.6?

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 02:24
by Fox7777
Any idea when Puppy Linux 1.0.6 will be released?

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 03:22
by mike
Try http://www.goosee.com/puppy/news.htm...(17 Aug 05 entry)

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 05:15
by Lobster
0n Tuesday 23 August 2005 a developers Alpha2 will be released and have some of the new design features . . .

other details here as they emerge . . .
http://www.goosee.com/puppy/wikka/KrazyPuppy

I would urge anyone who can mirror Puppy to let us know

I think we need more mirrors - the bit torrents also work well and come on-line soon after Puppy is announced . . .

Keep an eye on Barrys News page at
Puppylinux.com

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 06:16
by puppian
What kernel will the new Puppy use?
My modem drive doesn't like the new kernel (2.4.29) that Puppy 1.0.4 use, so I'm still using Puppy 1.0.3 (kernel 2.4.27).

I use Intel 536EP, with no luck after trying the modem wizard I was able to get it work in 1.0.3 by downloading the driver from Intel's site. As Puppy doesn't have 'make' I didn't install it but use 'insmod' instead. When I tried to do the same in Puppy104 it says 'the module is for kernel 2.4.20-28...' Though I still force it to load the module (insmod -f), it doesn't work anymore :(

I know I should have bought a hardware modem, but my computer is new, and this intel 536ep is new too! At the time I bought them I know nothing about hardware modem (I thought that modem is a hardware and so my modem is a hardware modem! What a stupid noob...)

I can live without 1.0.4 but I don't think I can with the release of the new 1.0.5 version! All the KDE apps, the ability to compile...well I can't miss that. What can I do??
:cry:

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 06:56
by Lobster
puppian wrote:What kernel will the new Puppy use?
2.4.29 kernel is the last one that is mentioned on the news page as having been compiled for the new Puppy.

KDE Puppy IS NOT part of the official Puppy. It will be released for those who are interested as a separate download.

That is my understanding :)

A wiki page on the available Puppys and puplets would be a good idea. It should also include some of the Qemu and Puppys runing from XP and such like . . .

I suggest this is NOT done in HTML as it is easier to edit from the wiki format as people add mirrors and torrents

Who is up for it?

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 10:54
by danleff
I will be happy to contribute. The problem is that I will be on vacation from 8/24 through 8/27. No electricity or internet connection.

But, this is a great idea. I have lost track of all the versions and special builds.

Let me know what I can do around this. I will watch my PM's, which I often overlook.

Understood about the html format problems.

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 11:25
by Lobster
Here are the bones - maybe someone has time for some meat?

http://www.goosee.com/puppy/wikka/VersionsPuppy

:)

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 12:08
by MU
Lobster wrote: I would urge anyone who can mirror Puppy to let us know
Hi,

Have you tried sourceforge.net?

This is where I uploaded the "XP-puppy".
The nice thing is, they use several mirrors automatically.

Disadvantage:
The usage is a bit complicated.
First you upload a file via Ftp at upload.sf.net to the folder /incoming
Then in your webinterface, you create a new project or release, and add the uploaded file there.

There is an easier to use Desktop -App:
http://releaseforge.sourceforge.net/

Mark

KDE Puppy; other Wikis

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 12:41
by puppian
Lobster wrote:KDE Puppy IS NOT part of the official Puppy. It will be released for those who are interested as a separate download.
Will it work on Puppy 1.0.3?
Lobster wrote: it is easier to edit from the wiki format...
I think so too. In the long run, maybe we need a wiki site like this one:
http://www.engatiki.org/engatiki/EngaTiki
http://www.engatiki.org/engatiki/WikkaDocumentation

It has easy to navigate menu, while it's still easy to edit:
http://www.engatiki.org/engatiki/WikkaD ... ation/edit

I guess the front page is configured when installing the Wikka Wiki.
More wiki-sites with notable layout can be find here:
http://wikka.jsnx.com/WikkaSites#hn_A_s ... ble_layout

What do you guys think?

so far

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 13:32
by klhrevolutionist
We can use a lot of these free file hosting places
this one is free and I have an account setup 60mb capaity unlimited bandwidth
http://savefile.com/index.php

And I can setup an http, can only leave pc on for a week, that is unless I get my other pc up and running. Which I have been thinking about doing.
In fact I will! All it needs is an ethernet hookup. And my other pc is not looking good.
I think it is ghost, however I will have my pc guy look at it anyways!!!
why 3 computers? I ask why not?

Re: KDE Puppy; other Wikis

Posted: Mon 22 Aug 2005, 14:29
by Lobster
Lobster wrote:KDE Puppy IS NOT part of the official Puppy. It will be released for those who are interested as a separate download.
Will it work on Puppy 1.0.3?


I am not sure. There are two ways it might be implemented as a complete release
- that is early 1.0.5 innards with KDE interface and KDE program or as a Pupget
which modifies an existing Puppy

Barry is the best person to answer this.

Re: so far

Posted: Tue 23 Aug 2005, 17:11
by puppian
klhrevolutionist wrote:We can use a lot of these free file hosting places
this one is free and I have an account setup 60mb capaity unlimited bandwidth
http://savefile.com/index.php
This one and the one I used to use will delete the files if they're not accessed for 14 days :(

Do you know any other site that doesn't have such rule?

Posted: Sat 08 Oct 2005, 12:55
by Lobster
In my opinion 1.0.5 is the bestest Puppy ever. Certainly stable, certainly peachy and now you want 1.0.6 well . . .

. . . everything known about 1.0.6 is here:

http://www.goosee.com/puppy/wikka/Puppy106

If you know or glean more please add

8)

Posted: Tue 11 Oct 2005, 02:41
by Rhino
Puppy 1.05 is awesome! But Puppy 1.06 will be a knockout if if manages to get ALSA, DVD multisession, and OO.o Beta2 in it. I tremble in anticipation.

Keep up the good work!

Posted: Tue 11 Oct 2005, 20:27
by Guest
Rhino wrote:Puppy 1.05 is awesome! But Puppy 1.06 will be a knockout if if manages to get ALSA, DVD multisession, and OO.o Beta2 in it. I tremble in anticipation.

Keep up the good work!
...and CUPS too.

Posted: Tue 11 Oct 2005, 21:57
by BarryK
Ha, ha, no, too much!

I'm trying to get back to more frequent releases, focussing in a few things
for each release. For 1.0.6 it will be mostly the multisession DVD and
Abiword ...I think.

Posted: Wed 12 Oct 2005, 18:08
by flavour
Barry: I fully support this approach :)
Release Early, Release Often
& pay attention to detail...

F