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Palemoon folks.....I've tried Palemoon before. It's okay, but I have been using Seamonkey ever since I got into Puppy 13 years ago I'm the same. SeaMonkey was Puppy's original default browser. I like Pale Moon but SeaMonkey feel more robust handling pages. For me using SeaMonkey have become part of ...

Am I the only one who feels like this about ROX? :?: Mike. ;) You are not alone! Before Puppy, I was using Classic Mac OS with the Classic Finder, so using ROX felt right at home for me with the window-shade, etc. I think once you change ROX with Thunar, xfe, etc, Puppy just become another random ...

This is an old ThinkCentre A55 desktop with a CRT monitor! I went for the Mac OS Classic feel!

Cool!

bigpup wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 1:30 am This from the old Puppy blog news by Barry K (archived)

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This is the best logo!
Does he have a name? Like Linux penguin mascot Tux, I think we should name him!

Netscape created HTTPS in 1994.

I am so sorry to hear this. My condolences goes to his family. Hopefully we can find more news about this.

Assuming that if JM was updating the forum as wiak comments, some kind of warning it's expected. I'm not saying that's is what is happening here. We all were surprised to find the forum under maintenance. Sorry it's my fault, I didn't write that correctly. If John Murga is now adding SPF and DKIM ...

I think it was yesterday I posted on Murga forum giving the reason why activation emails were not being accepted by some mail hosts, such as Gmail. As I said, the activation email from Murga forum did not contain a valid SPF or DKIM. Nor did it supply DMARC info. Without SPF and DKIM, at the very ...