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Besmirched rockedge? I did not.

My vitriol? Are you confusing my comments about forum distro structure with the fuck off type personal attacks by 'Puppy distro fan' amethyst and his other gangland friends, including yourself.

Very well, if the jealous slanderous behaviour of that Puppy gang is ...

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The last few comments from dimkr appear to have been mostly focused on the negativity of wiak's comments.

Yes of course, dimkr was per usual, with amethyst and any other Puppian such as yourself and dogcat who will join in (and dogat and some others are religious and more have a dislike for me ...

dogcat

This forum is puppylinux.com, not whatever url it was before it became puppylinux.com

It was murga-linux.com/puppy ......which still works because I added a URL rewrite rule to keep millions of links to it on the Internet working.

puppylinux.com was like an abandoned ship moored in the ...

dogcat

Puppy Linux is the reason for this forum to be here in the first place, never forget that.

The first distro actually featured on this forum was FirstRib (which is why I'm a founding admin) - irrelevant tho. Try to keep your posts on topic if you can stop dreaming

This forum is puppylinux ...

dogcat

Thank you. When you say "fatdogized", do you also mean that this browser runs as spot as per fatdog's default?

Hi step,

Yes, it runs as spot and uses the same browser profile directory as the fatdog repo version sfs. It will create a profile directory at /home/spot/.config/chrome if there is ...

dogcat

https://www.theregister.com/2025/01/14/ ... ge_pulled/

Intel, AMD engineers rush to save Linux 6.13 after dodgy Microsoft code change

dogcat

Chromium-Ungoogled Web Browser SFS version 131.0.6778.264 for BookwormPup64

Special thanks goes to alienbob over at Slackware, this SFS is created from his original chromium-ungoogled-131.0.6778.264-x86_64-1alien.txz package.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/kyblbdjoin2blky/chromium-ungoogled-131 ...

dogcat

As a user of this forum more generally and a longtime (from its start) of the debian dogs, I agree that EasyOS, Dog House, and FatDog should not be stuck in such a little rectangle, unexplained, 'forum' named section whilst aging, far from keeping up to date Puppy has its huge House Training ...

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rockedge
For the future forum pease take into consideration whether it will be able to core an apple :)

The future can be an intimidating place so very important to have the proper utensils for doing the job properly. A sense of humor is essential (in my opinion) :)

This short 5-minute video is ...

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This is a FatDog-ized Ungoogled Chromium Web Browser version 131.0.6778.264 SFS

Special thanks goes to alienbob over at Slackware, this SFS is created from his original chromium-ungoogled-131.0.6778.264-x86_64-1alien.txz package.

I rearranged the file structure to match the official FatDog ...

dogcat

Try disabling the eztables firewall, it is located at

Menu -->Setup -->Fatdog64 Control Menu -->8 System -->Manage Servers and Services

Bad suggestion by me, I see your printer is USB, firewall does not affect that.

dogcat

Another piece of the puzzle being deployed, to control all devices in the home via the tv set. This is part of the electronic cage system to entrap humanity.

https://www.androidauthority.com/google ... t-3512566/

dogcat

Out of curiosity, I took the test as suggested.
However, I must say - hoping I haven't made a mistake in interpreting your tests -
that excellent protection with the browsers (Tor,LibreWolf.Mullvad and even Firefox, all with ublock-privacy badger-decentraleyes ) occurs only if you set ...

dogcat

I'd like to create a VM with Bionic so I can test and replicate the physical system.

I've found that VirtualBox requires Guest Additions for basic functionality like clipboards, file sharing, and setting resolution higher than VGA.

With other Linux distros, I mount the VBoxGuestAdditions_7.1.4 ...

dogcat

https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/

Just for fun. 8-)

Interesting site from the TOR people.
It will run a test against your browser by your request. The test shows what type of data your browser is exposing and provides a numerical rating as to how private your browser is.

Included scores are from ...

dogcat

https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman ... n-8-weeks/

No more pussyfooting around.

dogcat

This post is in addition to what bigpup shared about drive icons.

To regenerate a deleted drive icon(s) you can do the following procedures to restore the drive icons.

If you accidently delete one of them they can be regenerated by using the "Menu --> System --> Event manager" program by doing the ...

dogcat

Just guessing.
Maybe try to mount the savefile and rename /etc/X11 directory to X11.bak , then save and try to boot using the modified savefile. It should rebuild the missing X11 directory during boot to something that loads XServer.

But if the problem is permission issues somewhere else then that ...

dogcat

MMview will show you that

Menu --> Filesystem --> MMview

or type mm_view in the terminal and hit [enter]

dogcat

One more to add

FatDog64 comes with the GSmartControl utility for checking drives.
Menu -->System -->GSmartControl

https://gsmartcontrol.shaduri.dev/

dogcat

rockedge wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:03 pm
Will Distrowatch accept a non-ISO or image file Distro submission like a build script provides?

https://distrowatch.com/dwres-mobile.ph ... rce=submit

Never hurts to ask.

dogcat

Glad that worked!

The "eye" icon hides and unhides hidden files, those are the filenames with a dot in front of them.

You can unhide all files using the "options" menu.
Right click on Rox, choose "Options"
On left side choose "New window", then on the right side tick the " Show hidden files" box ...

dogcat

In the Rox window
right click and choose options
then
for showing icons
on left side click "Icon view"
after choosing icon view on right side in "Default size" choose your preferred icon size
after that
on right side "Default details" you currently have "Type"
change that to one of the following
No ...

dogcat

Here's a breakout of the latest 241124 files for Fatdog users:
-dns-changer2.sh, can be located anywhere
-dns-restart2.sh, resets the DNS on reboot, copy to your Startup directory
-dns-changer.desktop, if you want a menu entry edit the Exec= line to suit and copy to: /usr/share/applications/dns ...

dogcat

Forum member wizard has just created a DNS utility named "DNS Changer" that sets the DNS server of your choice. It has a menu entry in the Network menu that launches the program to input your DNS server in a window and retains your chosen DNS servers after rebooting. It is a pet file - so to use in ...

dogcat

What can we do with Seamonkey to harden it for today's internet? We can install some Add-ons! We can tweak about:config!
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Scenario: You upgraded Seamonkey to latest version 2.53.19 and have lost the built-in FatDog-maintained useragentswitcher add-on. What can ...

dogcat

https://noscript.net/getit/#deprecated-obsolete-and-unsupported-classic-versions

Noscript version 5.1.9
Available at the link at the top of this page.

Works with latest 64-bit SeaMonkey version 2.53.19
This is working well with all the sites I have visited so far.

I have not tried it with the ...

dogcat

https://fosstodon.org/@Joe_0237/111145684757912952

This thread I quote from is dated October, 2023, but I imagine (because I am delusional!) that this is ongoing.
The post also contains methods for not using google and ways to reptoduce their findings.

Today I found out that google docs infects ...

dogcat

Thank You wizard , I like this utility. It works as advertised :thumbup2:

Just an observation after trying this on 3 different linux versions from this forum.

The DNS changes stick after a reboot on FossaPup64 and FatDog64 when using a save file or save folder.

The changes won't stick after a ...

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