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You could mount /dev/fd0 to /mnt/fd0, drag /mnt/fd0 to the desktop and then set the icon of /mnt/fd0 to something like /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/floppy48.png

I just found out i can click on the link for the latest post date on the topic and it takes me to the latest post.
This is using brave browser on mobile phone.

The link does not work when using chromium on my laptop.

Is the link only live in mobile mode?

This is all nice.....but what to do with the "failed" results?

See here:
viewtopic.php?t=5192

Your first command in the first photo needs a capital "I" in *Test.AppImage

ghostwriter --no-sandbox

Does indeed work for me.

Have you tried:

ghostwriter --no-sandbox

It's ironic, in VanillaDpup, the right-click item "Delete" has a trash can icon.
(I hope Governor doesn't dicover this)

In VanillaDpup, right click into an empty area of rox and then hovering on "next click" brings up a sub-menu with those items at the top.

should

credentials=/home.smbcredentials

be

credentials=/home/smbcredentials

Also try:

//192.168.70.72/samba_server /mnt/nvme0n1p2/index/samba cifs credentials=/home.smbcredentials x-systemd.requires=network-online.target 0 0

Delete is delete in Linux, unless you send it to trash.

This happens to me on my old puppy-4.10 server.
If a file is selected and then I right click on a different file, the original file is still the active one.
I have learned to click into an empty space in rox before right clicking another file.

I do not have this issue on newer pups.

Try:

mount | grep aufs

or

cat /proc/mounts | grep aufs

to show directories in the union.

Yes, your scripts work.

I did not originally try them as the Op requested using the find command.

~/test$ find . -type f -iname '*.MP.jp*' -exec rename .MP. . '{}' \;
syntax error at (user-supplied code), near "."
syntax error at (user-supplied code), near "."
~/test$ 

This is in VanillaDpup-9.3.14

Do you have streamripper installed?

puppy-3.00

Let's see some of your older desktops...

Puppy 1.06

Puppy 1.09

Puppy Office-2.03CE

After a reboot, both swappiness files read the same.

I am trying this in Vanilla Dpup 9.3.14

It fired up and I set it to 60 and it seems to work but......

When I check it, I get this:

~#cat /etc/sysctl.conf
vm.swappiness = 60

and this:

~$ cat /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
45

Do you know the difference and which one is actually working?

It works with geany on my netbook.
Ctrl-Fn-PgUp,

Learned something

See edit to my post