Hi. Does the "install" thing make it frugal so I don't have to use pupsaves on a constant basis?
I might try it, but I'd figure that I ask about it first, because I'm not sure to be very honest.
Is Puppy's 'install' a frugal install?
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Is Puppy's 'install' a frugal install?
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Re: Frugal install question...
A frugal install uses a save file/folder to store changes, anything you add, etc.......
A save is part of the normal operation of a frugal install.
Are you having a problem with saves?
Do you want to run a frugal install and never have it store anything you change?
So it always boots, as it does, the first time it was booted.
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Re: Frugal install question...
bigpup wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 11:00 pmA frugal install uses a save file/folder to store changes, anything you add, etc.......
A save is part of the normal operation of a frugal install.Are you having a problem with saves?
Do you want to run a frugal install and never have it store anything you change?
So it always boots, as it does, the first time it was booted.
To be honest, this is probably a stupid question anyway, but I kinda want to boot with automatic persistence, kinda like how "vanilla" RaspPiOS does it and stuff. So, how do I do that with Raspup?
I am a crash-course Linux novice.