Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

Which Puppy and which NVIDIA? Most of the more recent Puppys should have drivers for all but the very latest hardware.

What have you tried so far?

Can you split the 17-page files into smaller files with fewer pages? Print the smaller files separately, then combine their pages.

Do you know what filesystem is or was on those flash drives? If they are unformatted, i.e., have no filesystem installed, or some weird filesystem not recognized by Linux, they can't be opened or mounted. What does Gparted say about them?

How odd. @pp4mnklinux copied it here and both of those .pets downloaded fine for me.

I tried downloading the mtPaint .pet and got a 0 byte file. Just the name.

Over the last few weeks, maybe two or three times has this forum not responded instantly. And then whatever caused it to pause apparently cleared up, because it didn't keep happening. So, no problem here.

So is your problem solved?

@bilou, Thank you, for sticking with it and for adding "Solved" to the thread title. Also for the .pdf tutorial.

How were the menus and subcategories put there in the first place? They're different for each new Puppy.

Puppy used to come with a very powerful audio recording program. EasyOS doesn't have it. I can't remember what it's called, but I think it might be an easy way for you to do what you want.

What language(s) would you like?

If you open a console and enter ffmpeg --help, a whole bunch of options appear, one of which is ar rate set audio sampling rate (in Hz) Would that work for you?

So your problem is solved?

By the way, I can confirm that the extension does regenerate the list when I click on "Reload current page" in Firefox.

Now I see why I have for many years moved (Solved) from the beginning of a topic title to the end. Before, I could never justify why it belonged at the end.

It seems to arrange the topic titles in alphabetical order. Is that all it's supposed to do?
How is a new topic entered?

Thanks. I'll substitute that for what I posted and see how it works.

So the way you show them is how you want them to look after they're sorted by a script?

There isn't one because of people like you.

@pp4mnklinux, if you copied any part of what you posted above, you should indicate that part with quotation marks and give a link to where you found it.

Is it not possible to keep the save file on the same flash memory stick where Puppy is kept, rather than in the PC? That way, Puppy would be portable.

@ChrisH, try what you found and see if it works.

I'm confused, are you wanting to install it or uninstall it?

Drivers must be compiled for the Linux kernel they will be used by.