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Ok, background: I am trying out the LXQt ydrv for ScPup. It works great for me so far. I like that the font I choose gets applied to GTK3-based apps, Which is a big deal-maker for me.

However, I would like a uniform appearance across all apps. So I got a theme that will work with both GTK2 and GTK3 ...

peebee wrote: Sun Oct 04, 2020 4:57 pm did you try the ydrv?

Yes, but I had a few issues. Icons, session manager, blank setting manager. I'm trying again this weekend; my day job is calling...

peebee wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 10:24 am The "configure" component for the XFCE-ydrv is attached.
adrv_LxPupSc_xx.sfs

So I need to load another adrv to make the yrdv work better, is that right?

Is there a way to get XFCE on a modern Puppy? LxPups are great, but I really prefer XFCE... Most of the stuff I found is either for older or 64-bit versions of PL.

If anyone can give me instructions to reliable methods, that would be great!

EDIT: Unetbootin works, but it turns out I got the one that has a 64-bit kernel... watching it load on my 32-bit was like watching a Saint Bernard mate with a Chihuahua in heat...

I used ScPup and slapped the LXDE ydrv on it.

Thanks for the help!

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peebee

What kind of boot - UEFI or ...

@tosim: I couldn't find any tools named "Pentoy". I tried MultiBootUSB, but it won't work.

Peebee's LxPups are great for me at the moment, since I do not like JWM-Rox, not even a bit. Once I get the hang of Woof-CE, I'll be using my own Pups from then on.

How do you add add a desktop environment to the build process? I would like to try building my own Puppy with XFCE.
I'm no stranger to PL but Woof-CE mystifies me...

Thanks!

What live USB utility supports LxScPup (or is able to make a working live USB with it)?

I normally use YUMI, but all options for unsupported ISOs failed.

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Finally, someone who understands what I need!


In recent years, some of us have been exploring the 'portable' package format, run ...

It seems I posted the wrong title; fixed it. But while I don't mind hearing your opinion, it gives me the feeling that PL is the Toki Pona of Linux distros- keeping everything simple.

I was just hoping if old computers are in the community's long-term interests, and I certainly got the answer ...

I'm currently running an old (as in 32-bit) laptop, and I was planning to keep it useful by switching it over to Linux once I get a new laptop. But with so many distros ending support for 32-bit computers, I want to ask: How long is Puppy Linux planning to support 32-bit computers?

I am looking ...

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