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puppyite, Is this an official forum? If this is not then it should be stated that it is not official so people do not get confused. If it is an official forum then something needs to be added to the main Puppy website to ease up any confusion people might have.
puppyite, Is this an official forum? If this is not then it should be stated that it is not official so people do not get confused. If it is an official forum then something needs to be added to the main Puppy website to ease up any confusion people might have.
Location: United States, Midwest, Central Time Zone
Distribution: Puppy 4.1.2 - 5.2.5
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Originally Posted by Amdx2_x64
puppyite, Is this an official forum? If this is not then it should be stated that it is not official so people do not get confused. If it is an official forum then something needs to be added to the main Puppy website to ease up any confusion people might have.
Notice: I, Barry Kauler, established the 'Puppy Linux Project' in January 2003, first website and product release 18-June-2003, and I have trademark claim to the name and typed drawing of 'Puppy Linux', 'PuppyOS' and 'Puppy' as it relates to "computer operating system software to facilitate computer use and operation", under Federal and International Common Law and Trademark Laws as appropriate.
I have every right to call my forum whatever I please and if I please to call it official I am completely within my right to do so.
Guess I'll just return to ignoring you. I apologize for getting caught up in your vendetta.
Apologies to the LQ staff as well for engaging in this silly stuff.
Location: United States, Midwest, Central Time Zone
Distribution: Puppy 4.1.2 - 5.2.5
Posts: 140
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"Notice: I, Barry Kauler, established the 'Puppy Linux Project' in January 2003, first website and product release 18-June-2003, and I have trademark claim to the name and typed drawing of 'Puppy Linux', 'PuppyOS' and 'Puppy' as it relates to "computer operating system software to facilitate computer use and operation", under Federal and International Common Law and Trademark Laws as appropriate."
Distribution: looking at VectorLinux 6.0 Light, PCLinuxOS phoenix
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i've never seen anything 'official' regarding puppy but plenty of endless babble
just a quick question unless it turns into a derail, in witch case i'll start another thread, does anyone know if puppy has been blacklisted at distrowatch?
seems unusual not to see a single comment there from users and i have seen 2 mentions of 'puppy' that were subsequently deleted
this is about all i've seen as far as official goes
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Puppy has never been run as a "proper" project, it has always been ad-hoc. There is no CVS/SVN server, no bug-reporter. For the last couple of years, new puppies have been released every 6 - 8 weeks, a hectic pace, and some would say too hasty for proper bug catching prior to each release. Right up front I would like to state that none of this is likely to change.
There is the appearance of chaos in many aspects of the project, but there is intelligence behind my choice to let everything run free. Developers come in and just let their heads go -- maximum creativity. I think that the end result speaks for itself.
For me, Puppy is a fun project. If it stops being fun, I will move onto something else. I don't have the motivation for more formality
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