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When you say "Printer working" do you mean the printer will print files other than .pdf files?

What browser?

@Neo_78, so your question has been answered, you can run traceroute as a non-root user?

@catacombs, there are lots of current Puppys that come as .isos and would work just as well as EasyOS for your purpose. Bookworm 10.0.2 is just one.

Right click -> Select all helps out when some thoughtless person has chosen a color that doesn't contrast with the background you chose.

What did the failure notification say, exactly?

Please, start a new topic for the audio problem.

Does it always boot to the setup window that showed up the first time you booted EasyOS, or did you create a save file that EasyOS uses when it boots?

How are you using EasyOS? (Frugal install, full install, what?) If you boot it from USB, it should automatically set the correct screen resolution. As a test, have you tried that?

Kind of hard to understand just what it is you want to do. Are these save files from different versions of Puppy?

@Tag365, you might consider replacing your CD drive with a DVD drive. You'd still have all the advantages of running Puppy from an optical disk, plus a more robust multisession capability and far more room to save stuff.

Yes, I just discovered it in Chromium's right-click menu. I guess it's everywhere now.

greengeek wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 10:55 pm

...It was an inbuilt function of the browser but I don't recall exactly which browser it was...

Firefox. I discovered it in the right-click menu.

The camera app in my iPhone reads QRCode. Maybe one of the camera apps for Linux can do it.

Works great in EasyOS 5.5.4

You don't have to make a multisession DVD, Puppy will boot either way. A multisession DVD allows you to save to the DVD. If you can't do it, don't worry about it.

Here, for instance, is an .iso of Fossapup. It's pretty big, over 400 MB, but give it a try.

Is your problem solved?

So your problem is solved?

So the problem is solved?

Mike, can you even find a USB cable long enough to reach the front of the house? If you can, or if you can make one, I'd say give it a try. The camera is probably made to USB1 specs, so its data rate isn't going to tax a good cable that meets USB2 specs, even for much longer lengths than tested..

@ljlj, the links in your op don't work. Can you fix them?