Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
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Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
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Re: Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
#2I had a work PC fail at a quarter to five one Friday night. They needed a PC on the floor to view online PDFs for production. The workshop is on a different network to our office domain. The only spare I had was set-up for domain access. At close to five I didn't want to reinstall Windows. I downloaded Puppy Linux to a USB flash drive and set them up for the night shift. It's still running. It's faster and more stable than the rest of our network.
Re: Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
#3I had a work PC fail at a quarter to five one Friday night. They needed a PC on the floor to view online PDFs for production. The workshop is on a different network to our office domain. The only spare I had was set-up for domain access. At close to five I didn't want to reinstall Windows. I downloaded Puppy Linux to a USB flash drive and set them up for the night shift. It's still running. It's faster and more stabl…
Puppy linux îs close to whichcraft on how fast it is. Too bad it isn't well kmown outside the techie circles.
Re: Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
#4I’ve never even considered using Puppy.
Anyone using Puppy as a daily driver? What’s your experience like?
I’m currently Fedora+Gnome and Arch+Sway, depending on the machine. Pretty happy with both, but Debian compatibility would be nice, since that’s what I run in production.
Re: Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
#5I had a work PC fail at a quarter to five one Friday night. They needed a PC on the floor to view online PDFs for production. The workshop is on a different network to our office domain. The only spare I had was set-up for domain access. At close to five I didn't want to reinstall Windows. I downloaded Puppy Linux to a USB flash drive and set them up for the night shift. It's still running. It's faster and more stabl…
Puppy linux îs close to whichcraft on how fast it is. Too bad it isn't well kmown outside the techie circles.
Most netbook distributions used to be Puppy Linux forks actually.
Re: Puppy Linux on Wayland, Sort Of
#6I had used puppy for about a year, it's super fast, loaded the entire os into ram at boot. Gave up on it when I started trying to get non-repo software into pups, certain things just wouldn't work, Kodi for example, so I moved on.