Puppy Linux is nice and all but has nothing to do with Debian.
Please excuse me, but even a cursory check of that thought process seems to be a tad bit off:
Puppy 10.0 aka BookwormPup is built from Debian "Bookworm" 12 (32/64-bit) packages, has access to the Debian repositories via Synaptics, the 32-bit variant is still active. It come with a GTK3 graphical interface (with some GTK2 elements limited to a few legacy applications).
Also, the primary point of my post was/is the documentation and how it "might" be improved.
Anything related to Puppy Linux in my first post was as display of methods of 'How To' information was published for new customers.
But, thank you for taking the time to give that first post some thought.
Please excuse me, but even a cursory check of that thought process seems to be a tad bit off:
Puppy 10.0 aka BookwormPup is built from Debian "Bookworm" 12 (32/64-bit) packages, has access to the Debian repositories via Synaptics, the 32-bit variant is still active. It come with a GTK3 graphical interface (with some GTK2 elements limited to a few legacy applications).
Also, the primary point of my post was/is the documentation and how it "might" be improved.
Anything related to Puppy Linux in my first post was as display of methods of 'How To' information was published for new customers.
But, thank you for taking the time to give that first post some thought.
Statistics: Posted by MickGG — 2026-02-14 21:31