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With BookwormPup you can use Synaptic to install other languages and language packs. No need to use the PPM.

Can you post a summary on this? I didn't realise this guy still made videos. He's just such an awful representation of the Linux community.

I'm still new to Puppy. Are you running LibreWolf as spot?

Firefox has language packs here

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... age-tools/

Is this what you mean? Or did you mean extra languages for the file browser or missing fonts?

I've always taken the long way and redirected the output to a file and then opened the file.

Looks like this is still an open issue too: https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/780

You can try installing directly from the Debian repos:

# apt install asunder

Or use Synaptic.

This will install other packages as well, but when you're done you can restart without saving or run

# apt purge asunder
# apt autoremove

and be close to where you started.

Ok, that's all I needed to know. apt it is!

I'm not a security researcher.

This article by someone who knows way more breaks it down

https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-opera-browser/

It doesn't say anything about telemetry. I said possibly because some folks assume that is the case.

Opera is not what it used to be, it is owned by a Chinese company and possibly reports telemetry to 3rd parties.

Mullvad is a decent option. Privacy Browser is still under development, but is pretty anti-spy.

Firefox can be made a little more spy-free with a few about:config changes, some of which appear to be shipped with Puppy, but I get the hesitance.

Looking forward to see what you decide on.

Salut @oui,

La question est donc comment récupérer des photos sur un téléphone Android via câble USB ?

Tu peux nous dire la marque et modèle de ce téléphone ?

Quand tu le branches est-ce que le téléphone affiche des options ou préférences USB ?

Bonne journée

FrugalPup, e4StickPup

EDIT: I've found the grub.cfg and modified it

I will mark this thread as solved.

It feels weird to ask this after all these years on Linux, but Puppy is such a different piece of work that I am at a loss as to where to find grub.cfg.

There is no grub.cfg in /boot or in /etc/default. I can make the changes during boot and that isn't permanent, of course.

wizard wrote: Sun Sep 29, 2024 8:04 pm

Also, there are a few things you can do to make your USB flash install boot a little faster and run a little more trouble free. Let us know if you want to pursue.

Faster you say? Well, I wouldn't say no to that!