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	Puppy Linux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Puppy is considered useful for working on old computers, as an emergency rescue system, as a Linux demonstration system, or as a complete general purpose operating system.
		Puppy is fairly full featured for a system that runs entirely in a ramdisk; applications were chosen that met various constraints; size in particular.
		If, on booting from the CD Puppy Linux finds this in the root directory of the hard drive then it will use this as though it were a USB keydrive; since it never changes the file's size or any metadata, this is reasonably safe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Puppy_Linux (882 words)

	NSLU2-Linux - Puppy / PuppyUsage
		Please remember that puppy runs under Linux and therefore all input is case sensitive, so FileName.rec is not the same as filename.rec as far as puppy is concerned.
		The backslash is used by Linux shells as a special escape character to modify the meaning of the character that follows it.
		This is not really a puppy command, but it makes it easier to upload and download data from the directory where it resides, rather than having to supply long pathnames.
	www.nslu2-linux.org /wiki/Puppy/PuppyUsage (535 words)

	Getting to know Puppy Linux
		Puppy Linux includes Rdesktop, which can be used as a thin client with Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, NT and Windows 2003.
		Puppy Linux not only provides the means to bring older computers back to life, it also provides the tools to create dedicated devices that can operate without a hard disk.
		Puppy Linux is a complete distribution that is small enough to carry on a business-card-sized CD, or on a USB Thumb Drive.
	www.desktoplinux.com /articles/AT6545156120.html (2760 words)

	Runt linux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is one of many Linux distros designed to run from a usb flash drive.
		It is intended to be a fairly complete Linux installation for use as a testing tool capable of booting on any x86 computer with a usb port and a bootable floppy.
		RUNT is not as mainstream as other ramdisk distros such as puppy linux or DSL.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Runt_linux (148 words)

	NewsForge \| My Workstation OS: Puppy Linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Puppy boots from a CD, but I have installed it to both a hard disk and a USB keydrive.
		Puppy's default window manager is Fvwm95, which provides a familiar Windows 95 retro look.
		Puppy is always new and exciting and has got me experimenting with programming in Gambas and Tcl.
	os.newsforge.com /os/05/06/22/2031247.shtml (1358 words)

	Puppy & Dog Training Course.pdf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Puppy Linux is a fast, small, free, fully featured Linux distribution (distro).
		Puppy Linux is an operating system you can use in place of...
		People supporting Puppy Linux are building this home, which you will get to know as "the foundation", and which will...
	www.best-for-dog-training.com /about/puppy-&-dog-training-course.pdf.php (461 words)

	Articles
		Puppy Linux is specifically tailored for older hardware.
		Puppy's installer is a bit different from what most Linux users may be used to, and it's a little tricky.
		Puppy also features a "Wizard Wizard," which is a collection of wizards for typical administration tasks such as changing the display resolution, setting up the Ethernet interface, connecting via dial-up, or setting up a firewall.
	www.linux.com /print.pl?sid=06/02/13/1854251 (3320 words)

	Welcome to Puppy Linux User's Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Puppy will be extremely friendly for Linux newbies.
		Puppy will boot up and run extraordinarily fast.
		Some applications listed as packages may in fact be on the CD -- there are many flavours of Puppy as the CD is very easy to remaster with your choice of packages -- for example, for 90 MB, you can have "Chubby Puppy" with Open Office.
	www.puppylinux.org (345 words)

	LWN: Puppy Linux Unleashed
		Puppy is a tiny distro, kind of like Damn Small, but better (see the Puppy FAQ: http://www.goosee.com/puppy/faq.htm).
		Puppy is still relatively unknown, but those who have made the discovery are very enthusiastic -- go to the Discussion Forum to read the praise -- it's almost embarassing.
		Puppy is non-commercial, open-source, but I don't mind putting in some free closed source, like the Macromedia Flash player and Planmaker Free Edition (spreadsheet).
	lwn.net /Articles/125828 (383 words)

	Puppy Linux's latest trick: v1.0.8
		Puppy Linux founder and chief developer Barry Kauler Wednesday released version 1.0.8 of the Puppy Linux mini distribution.
		Puppy's claim to fame is that it has a small footprint yet is full-featured, including all sorts of configuration and application installation wizards.
		Puppy boots into a 64MB ramdisk and the whole OS is small enough to run directly from system RAM.
	www.desktoplinux.com /news/NS7649247470.html (414 words)

	Puppy Linux Foundation - Home
		Puppy's revolutionary multisession CD/DVD is here, or go directly to Barry's download page (You will also find a donation button in that page).
		The great thing about Puppy for me, in addition to its small size, is that for a live CD it automatically saves your data and configuration.
		Puppy’s package management is second to none in the Linux world.
	puppylinux.org /home (905 words)

	digg - A new Puppy Linux is out
		However, if I cannot tell, within the first five seconds, what Puppy Linux is and how it's different from the other thousand Linux distros...well, you're not going to get another five seconds, much less the time necessary to download and install.
		One great thing about Puppy is you can keep your existing XP or Linux distro and boot up from CD in less than a minute and it saves your changes in one file on the hard disk.
		Linux will never catch on because there are to manu versions of it.
	digg.com /linux_unix/A_new_Puppy_Linux_is_out (1425 words)

	Puppy Linux USB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Puppy is our favourite baby Linux and in a round-about way has the most automated and easiest install procedure.
		We have included the Chubby Puppy version on the APC disc, a third party modification of the original Puppy 1.05 distro which comes with a slimmed down version of OpenOffice application suite but still runs on a 128MBs memory key.
		Remember, at this point, Puppy Linx has no idea you want to eventually make it boot from a USB drive, so it assumes that - as you are booting from the Live CD - you want a place to store settings and data once you quit the OS.
	www.apcstart.com /usb/puppy (811 words)

	InformationWeek \| Linux \| Review: 'Puppy' Takes A Bite Out Of Linux Distro Bloat \| July 5, 2005
		Recently I spent some time playing with Puppy Linux, one of just a few distros dedicated to the idea that bigger is not better when it comes to desktop software.
		I grabbed the "full" Puppy Linux distro, going for the gusto, as it were: The full ISO image came to a whopping 60MB.
		Puppy is part of this short list, alongside familiar names such as SuSE, Debian, Fedora Core, and Slackware.
	www.informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=165700412 (962 words)

	Puppy Install to Hard Disk
		Puppy saves data in a Linux partition when there is no ready FAT partition found, so this exceptional case does happen.
		If you are using Puppy version 1.04, reboot and press 3 at boot time to restrain Puppy from using any partition for storing data.
		With earlier versions of Puppy, the install script advises you to change the partition type (using cfdisk), but perhaps downloading version 1.04 is much easier than doing that.
	www.ph-islands.net /pupinstall (2029 words)

	Puppy Linux
		Puppy can use a USB stick or other device for a persistent /home.
		LV I always thought that Puppy should make a lot of use of starkits - distribute each tcl extension in a starkit, then have the apps mount it.
		It's downside is that it's native shell is bash/ash.
	wiki.tcl.tk /11951 (710 words)

	Linux Fans Unleash New Distro Called 'Puppy' - Software Technology News by TechWeb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dubbed Puppy Linux, the OS is one of dozens of custom and guerilla variants on Linux circulating throughout the broader software community.
		The result was Puppy Unleashed, a tool users to pick and choose which portion of the OS and support apps they want to pack onto a bootable CD-ROM.
		Puppy Linux can be downloaded for free from Kauler's Web site.
	www.techweb.com /wire/software/163702870 (883 words)

	Download Puppy
		This is a release of Puppy that follows on from version 1.0.8 and is created by a team of Puppy enthusiasts.
		Puppy Unleashed consists of over 300 packages, with an easy-to-use build script that enables you to choose the packages you want and build your own custom Puppy live-CD.
		Puppy is aiming for version parity with Vector 5.1STD and Slackware 10.1, and these distros are suitable as hosts for compiling applications for Puppy and as a library pool.
	www.puppylinux.com /download/downpage.htm (2128 words)

	USALUG: Puppy Linux:
		Puppy boots into a 48M ramdisk, and that's it, the whole caboodle runs in RAM.
		My "first take" with installing Puppy was on a tiny USB flash card, as I really like the idea of having all my personal data and the operating system in something that I can carry in a shirt pocket or wallet.
		Puppy occupies about 35M on my CF card, CDROM, or whatever is the storage media.
	www.usalug.org /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1131 (589 words)

	Puppy Linux
		Puppy boots into a 48-64MB ramdisk, and that's it, the whole caboodle runs in RAM.
		Puppy Linux has the ability to boot off a flash card or any USB memory device (flash-Puppy), CDROM (live-Puppy), Zip disk or LS/120/240 Superdisk (zippy-Puppy), floppy disks (floppy-Puppy), internal hard drive (hard-Puppy) or a network drive to a thin-client.
		The Puppy Linux project does not provide a package list of included software packages and versions.
	www.linuxsoft.cz /en/distribuce_detail.php?id_distribuce=68 (138 words)

	digg - WOOF WOOF!! New Puppy Linux Release
		what they dont tell you when you download this linux version is that you need to have about 5 files pre downloaded into your HDD before pop in the Puppy linux.
		The most typical method for Windows users to experience Linux is to run this as a "Live" CD in which no files are written to your Windows XP (NTFS) partition.
		Puppy will absolutley not write to your Windows HD and mess anything up unless you want it too.
	digg.com /linux_unix/WOOF_WOOF_New_Puppy_Linux_Release (368 words)

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		My "first take" with installing Puppy was on a tiny USB Compact Flash (CF) card, as I really like the idea of having all my personal data and the operating system in something that I can carry in a shirt pocket or wallet.
		Go to the Puppy download page and download live-Puppy (file puppy-xxxx.iso, where "xxxx" is version number plus some options), that boots off a CD.
		If you have a relatively modern Linux distribution, it should have automatically recognised your USB CF card, and if the flash card is the only USB device then it doesn't matter what socket you plug it into, it will show up as /dev/sda1.
	www.puppyos.com /flash-puppy.htm (1594 words)

	ottaky.com : Puppy Linux on the SanDisk Cruzer Micro
		Erik's software is very clever - it can boot Puppy Linux using Syslinux so that it runs directly on the PC or, alternatively, it can run Puppy Linux in an emulated environment on top of Windows or Linux.
		In my case the actual device used by the flash drive was /dev/sda1 and I mounted it on /media/usb but it may be different for you, so remember to substitute your mountpoint for /media/usb and your device location for /dev/sda1.
		To run Puppy on top of another Linux session, mount the flash drive, open an xterm and navigate to the root of the drive before typing..
	www.ottaky.com /cruzer.php (888 words)

	NSLU2-Linux - Puppy / HomePage
		These days, puppy runs on a variety of Linux systems, including x86 desktops, amd64 servers, PowerPC based CD players, and MIPS based wireless routers.
		Puppy requires your NSLU2 to be running Unslung firmware (version 3.9 or later) or OpenSlug firmware.
		puppy packages are a part of the normal unslung feed and you can just install them in the usual manner, instead of having to build puppy from source.
	www.nslu2-linux.org /wiki/Puppy/HomePage (283 words)

	Puppy Foundation Puppy Linux review - IT Reviews
		Although Puppy Linux is now being developed by numerous keen enthusiasts, with add-ons and application modules available from various sites on the Web, the core development is still carried out by the original developer, Barry Kauler.
		Puppy Linux as it is now (version 1.0.8) is a work in progress, so hardware support isn't perfect, though it was as good as any other Linux distro on our test PC.
		We predict that Puppy Linux is going to be very big, while remaining small, fast and elegant.
	www.itreviews.co.uk /software/s356.htm (727 words)

	QEMU-Puppy - A Personal Portable Computer
		On Linux, follow the instructions as given by Fabrice to compile and install both QEMU and the accelerator.
		Although SMB is a Microsoft protocol and we can use it to transfer files from Linux to Linux, as described in the previous section, it's not possible to use it for sharing a directory when running in QPW mode.
		If the versions of the libraries and the kernel of the source system are close enough to the ones of Puppy Linux, it might even be possible to run the "imported" application.
	www.erikveen.dds.nl /qemupuppy (3506 words)

	How can I edit initrd.gz in puppy 2.0x? - LinuxQuestions.org
		Puppy This forum is for the discussion of Puppy Linux.
		In puppy, it was necessary to edit burniso2cd script file so each cdrecord had a -dao after it.
		Think of the filesystem in Puppy as a bunch of layers, with initrd at the bottom and your persistent storage file on the top layer.
	www.linuxquestions.org /questions/showthread.php?p=2306402#post2306402 (1717 words)

	[review] Puppy Linux on a Portege 650ct \| OSCA: Open Source Computing for Artists \| artsblogs.com
		The one I found most useful was called Hal 91, though this is a boot floppy, not harddrive installable and too tiny for me. Grey Cat Linux seemed the best contender for a real floppy based distribution - but like a lot of the small Linux's presumes you already have window$ installed.
		Puppy is definately the work of a Barry.
		Puppy is the ideal Linux to create a functional Linux system on an old computer.
	opensource.artsblogs.com /blog/blog.asp?entryId=68061 (863 words)

	Excuse me...Is that your PUPPY? \| Geektime Linux
		PUPPY Linux is one of the best live CD releases I have seen.
		PUPPY ver 1.0.5, is well appointed with applications that could turn it into a dedicated desktop.
		In keeping with the Puppy terms, WAG (Wireless Access Gadget) has been developed and while it is still a work in progress WAG and bladehunter's “Wifi-beta.pup” are both incredible.
	www.geektimelinux.com /index.php?q=node/view/235 (671 words)

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