Puppy Linux 3.01 Review
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| Short of the issues I had with WPA, overall, the hardware detection was rock
| solid, and I'm impressed. If you have never tried Puppy Linux, I would
| encourage you to give it a go. You may even find that running it from a Live
| CD or a USB drive is enough to best meet your needs. Because it is such a
| light distro, all you really need is a persistent directory for settings
| anyway.
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http://www.osweekly.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2711&Itemid=449
Special-purpose distro.
Related:
Puppy Linux grows bigger teeth
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| Even in the less than 100MB ISO, Puppy 3.00 packs an application for every
| task -- from browsing the Internet and chatting to writing reports and
| spreedsheets to watching and ripping DVDs, configuring network devices, and
| monitoring firewalls. If you need still more, Puppy 3.00 can also install
| every application available in Slackware 12's repository. These benefits more
| than balance out the distro's minor quirks.
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http://www.linux.com/feature/119848
First look at Puppy Linux 3.00
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| Otherwise, all the applications and the system as a whole offered good
| performance and stable operation. It could be a wonderful start, especially
| for anyone wishing to be a little different, someone needing to save space
| and resources, or those requiring a portable solution. It'd be really great
| on a desktop with minimal input, and could be useful on a laptop with a bit
| more. It may not be the prettiest at the party, but it has a great
| personality.
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http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20071008#review
An in-depth look at Puppy Linux
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| I've discussed the features of Puppy Linux in this article to show its
| potential uses. But I've left out one vital fact -- Puppy Linux is just plain
| fun. The friendly interface, easy-to-use wizards and bundled how-to's are
| part of this appeal, but it goes beyond this, into how easily you can tailor
| or even remaster the system. Puppy is an engaging system that comes with the
| opportunity to participate in a vibrant user community.
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http://www.desktoplinux.com/articles/AT7455536044.html
Taking Puppy Linux for a Walk
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| The two main uses for Puppy Linux (or any Linux live CD) are to:
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| * Rescue files from the host PC's hosed hard drive or perform various
| maintenance tasks (like imaging that drive)
| * Compute on a machine without leaving a trace—like browser history,
| cookies, documents or any other files—behind on the internal hard drive
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http://lifehacker.com/software/geek-to-live/taking-puppy-linux-for-a-walk-307542.php
Puppy 3.00 runs on the $0 Laptop
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| It's nice to put in a CD, boot in a couple of minutes and have the Puppy
| environment I love right there for me. Abiword, Geany, Seamonkey, Pidgin,
| ROX-Filer, MtPaint. Every one works great and loads quickly.
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http://www.insidesocal.com/click/2007/10/puppy_300_runs_on_the_0_laptop.html
Puppy Linux 3.00 released
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| The new version Puppy Linux is released. Puppy is a distribution for low end
| PCs, designed to run from media like usb sticks. It's size is less than 100
| MB.
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http://www.pramnos.com/story69-2322.html
ReviewLinux.Com: Puppy Meet My USB Key
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| Puppy Linux is a great Linux distribution to place on a USB key. It's easy
| installation instructions make it a breeze to install. From boot up to
| installation on your key in under 10 minutes. It's just that fast. Puppy
| Linux 3.0 was released October 2 2007 and I thought I would give a small tour
| on walking your puppy to the key. Enjoy!
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http://www.reviewlinux.com/?m=show&id=7424
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