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I haven't tried this distro:
http://www.goosee.com/puppy/
but it advertises itself as a very fast lightweight one . I'm can't say I'm happy about its attitude towards root but I think ...
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- 02-24-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Anyone tried Puppy Linux?
I haven't tried this distro:
http://www.goosee.com/puppy/
but it advertises itself as a very fast lightweight one . I'm can't say I'm happy about its attitude towards root but I think it's worth while having a look. I have a spare hard drive of only 247 mb and I cld consider trying Puppy on it.
Has anyone here tried it?
- 03-03-2005 #2Just Joined!
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I cant say that I have tried Puppy, but I am trying Flonix which is a similar live-boot, minimal spec platform from what I have seen.
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That's interesting. I hadn't heard of Flonix .Let's swap experiences. I hope to have tried Puppy Linux by this weekend
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Radders: a quick update re Puppy:
It is very fast and fun just for that reason.
Looks a bit like Windows 95 (really: I felt very strange looking at it)
Can't so far get on the internet with it: neither of the dialer progs work although my modem was correctly detected on the right port.
Sylphed, the email client doesn't want to do anything.
Not yet managed a proper hard drive installl
I will keep trying, but not very hard as I have other things to do, during this week.
- 03-06-2005 #5Linux Engineer
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damnsmall is also good, puppy does look better but I really like dsl's ability to click and add programs to the system
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