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Try the new Puppy Pro with Open Office 2.0 at http://puppylinux.org/wikka/PuppyPro . Even though it is listed as a beta, we couldn't find any problems and it looks very polished and professional. We added Firefox, RealPlayer and came up with a very nice remaster. Puppy Pro adds its refinements after the official Puppy Linux is released so the current download is based on Puppy 2.10 and is around 200 MB in size. For really old computers they are working on Puppy 1.10 CE (Community Edition), http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Puppy110 , which uses the 2.4 kernel.
The two sites about a Puppy "PRO" return this message "This page doesn't exist yet. Maybe you want to create it?"
Puppy Linux for new comers was a long time ago ! Puppy Linux is a Do it Yourself now.
How to do it yourself ?
Requirements :
English needed
Explanations in Murga Forum
In fact Puppy is becoming a VIP (?) Club of Linux students using it as a training OS. Don't disturb !
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