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Posted 12-22-2025 at 09:55 AM by exton (Exton's Blog)
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Some people think that using Wayland in a Linux System is very important. Wayland is said to be the "modern, simpler, more secure replacement for the aging X11 display server, offering better performance". I have therefore made a PuppEX System which uses Wayland instead of the X11 display server. I call it "PuppEX Trixie64 KDE Wayland Build 251222". My new Puppy Linux derivative is built using the Trixie Build Script (mklive-trixie). The new System is compatible...
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Posted 09-14-2025 at 02:25 AM by exton (Exton's Blog)
My new Puppy Linux derivative is built using the Trixie Build Script (mklive-trixie). It is compatible with Debian Trixie – Debian 13. It is for UEFI computers and non-UEFI computers. Build 250913 uses Cinnamon as Desktop environment (DE). “Compatible with Debian 13” means that you can use the Apt command (apt update, apt upgrade, apt install MyUsefulPackage etc.) and Synaptic for installing thousands of new Debian packages in PuppEX Trixie64. PuppEX Trixie64 can easily be installed manually (frugal...
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Posted 09-01-2025 at 09:57 AM by exton (Exton's Blog)
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My new Puppy Linux derivative is built using the Trixie Build Script (mklive-trixie). It is compatible with Debian Trixie - Debian 13. It is for UEFI computers and non-UEFI computers. Build 250901 uses KDE Plasma 5:162 as Desktop environment (DE). "Compatible with Debian 13" means that you can use the Apt command (apt update, apt upgrade, apt install MyUsefulPackage etc.) and Synaptic for installing thousands of new Debian packages in PuppEX Trixie64. PuppEX Trixie64 can easily...
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Posted 08-30-2025 at 01:05 PM by exton (Exton's Blog)
NEWS 250829 ABOUT PuppEX Trixie64 – BUILD 250829 – with LXQt 2.1
My new Puppy Linux derivative is built using the Trixie Build Script (mklive-trixie). It is compatible with Debian "Trixie" – Debian 13. It is for UEFI computers and non-UEFI computers. Build 250829 uses LXQt 2.1 as Desktop environment (DE). “Compatible with Debian 13” means that you can use the Apt command (apt update, apt upgrade, apt install MyUsefulPackage etc.) and Synaptic for installing thousands of new Debian...
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