Cool stuff, I'd like to read, but English only

Well well, I see one of the Magnificent Seven is still condescending to intervene in the mundane affairs of old fools like me.... greetings and warm regards, rokytnji, I am pleased that you are still here and have graced my humble blog with your esteemed presence ! It has been awhile, but I remember your eloquence and wisdom and patient assistance...
Overloaded myself with Python, Panda, and an assortment of game engines while I was high on Linux, and fell into shadow. To alleviate this quagmire, I bought a 33' sloop and am preparing to live on the hook, where internet may or may not be available depending on where I drop anchor.
If I make it another 20 years or so, I will release an epic semi-MMORPG on the world... and I'm thinking Linux will be at its core. ----- Dan

Kinda sorta like Wubi. Been about a year or so more since I used it.

http://puppylinux.org/main/Download%...%20Release.htm

Worked real well on a Compaq CQ 51 when I used it. Save files I put in the C drive partition. In my own named folder.

Softpedia 171013: "GNU/Linux developer Arne Exton recently released a new version of his ExTiX Linux distro, which he dubs as "the Ultimate Linux System," based on Ubuntu 17.10 and Debian GNU/Linux 9 "Stretch."

Tagged as Build 171012, ExTiX 17.8 is the most recent update of the GNU/Linux distribution, which appears to be the first to be based on Canonical's upcoming Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) operating system, but also borrowing some packages from the repositories of Debian GNU/Linux 9 "Stretch" OS."

READ MORE: http://news.softpedia.com/news/extix...0-518031.shtml

ExTiX 17.8 LXQt is now on the front page at DistroWatch.com. This fact will dramatically increase the download rate.

READ MORE: http://distrowatch.com/index.php?dataspan=1

The Slackware installation problem has been solved - accidentally. The PERC H310 RAID controller was slowing boot-up to a snail-pace. I'm not using RAID, don't need it. So I took a chance and removed the controller. Mint still booted & ran OK. So I gave Slackware another try - and it installed, booted, and runs with no errors.

Hi bluntroller, I actually don't see comments by way of notification, and you may not either. However just noticed the input.

I may consider revising this blog to make it more clear. I'm unsure what the comment implies. (1) it seemed to imply that I titled it about core files and then left that detail out. Seems as if I did not, but maybe it's too obscure for people to notice. (2) You may be saying that if someone doesn't receive a core file then they can't debug. A programmer can always use GDB to debug a program, even just running the program and debugging it, you do not have to necessarily have a problem with your code, or a critical fault which would lead to a core file dump; one can merely run the debugger and single step, or set breakpoints, and then learn more about their code, debug it, or just unit test it.

I'll consider revising to make things more clear and perhaps also add a normal debug session where there is no program fault, but will illustrate GDB operation of a program.

Cool list! For Vector (VL), first I needed: slapt-get --update

Softpedia about AndEX Marshmallow Build 170923: http://news.softpedia.com/news/andex...x-517819.shtml

Kool Beans. My T3500's came from City Hall for free < they upgraded >

I like em. I slapped a 5 dollar Chinese card reader on the front panel with the small bay and slot for like a floppy drive. Plugged the wires into front usb pins on the mobo. Installed MX on one. AntiX on the other. They fly like the wind.

Didn't bother finding out the original price in £, but in 2012 that machine cost about $1800.

Fsk em that disagree. Happy Trails Habitual. I type like crap myself with just 2 fingers. Don't even ask about phone touch screens.

But I am not a professional. So I plod along.

Reminds me of a neighbour years ago, bought some speech-to-text software. A bunch of us were nearly wetting ourselves laughing at it trying to understand Oldham accents.