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I test out the live CD for puppy linux slacko. it boot up well and display nice graphic desktop but the system seems like freeze, the mouse does't work properly
any help
I need any help please
Last edited by robertbarikana; 03-13-2012 at 10:27 PM.
I can boot my asus eee 1005 nice with Puppy-4.3.1 kernel-2.6.30.5+Xorg-1.3.0 and Racy-5.2.2 kernel-3.0.7+Xorg-1.11 .
Lupu kernel-2.6.33.2+Xorg.1.7 has a too sensitive touchpad running wild and Slacko-5.3.1 kernel-2.6.37.6+Xorg-1.9.5 gives me no widescreen 1024x600 but 1024x500_or_so .
Incredible that Puppy-4.3.1 runs better on newer hardware , than some later Puppies .
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