@colorpurple21859, Ztcoracat:-
It's a bit of an oddity, it's true....but
noryb009 has been maintaining these for a few years now. Essentially, it permits the installation of a 'Puppy frugal' install from within Windows.
https://github.com/noryb009/lick
It's a way for total Linux 'noobs' to install a Puppy on their Windows machine, using a method they'll understand, complete with adding a boot menu for them, so they can then
choose what to boot into.
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@pianoforte361:-
The accepted method for re-naming something you don't want Pup to use is to tack '.bak' on the end of the file-name....but as colorpurple says, any gibberish will do, as long as you make it so Pup doesn't recognise it.
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@Ztcoracat:-
I'm running an earlier version of Xenialpup myself (7.0.8.1), amongst others. Its creator, Phil Broughton, took a 9-month 'sabbatical' from Puppy-stuff last year, but is now back in the saddle.....and the final, current version (7.5), is the result.
Mike.
