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use this instead of the freewebs one. 

well, you probably wonder why i would do it o a blog. well i have two reasons,

1. there are people on the forum that probably would attck me the second i step foot in there with a thread.

2. well, the people that see it might listen to it

well, when i was using mozilla i noticed that it was not saving my cookies, or bookmarks, i checked the personal folder, and the bookmarks and cookies files were showing an error icon, and when i tried to remove them, it said it had a "stale NFS handle", and i don't think i have ever used nfs before.

I have decided to use Puppy 2.14R as my main os on my laptop, so it may be a little while till i get back to working on BobPup, but i'm sure anyone who wants to try it will like 0.3 and 0.4.

I decided that if anyone wants to join the BobPup project, that a position that would be good would be to lead the BobPup 1.0 CE Project.

I'm quite glad that it looks like puppy might have another release, and only a couple weeks after 4.1.

Seems
like Puppy is getting back into it's previous schedule, small upgrades
for each version, with a release every few weeks, instead of major
updates every 6 months like i started to see.

keep up the good work! And I hope that 4.2 and later releases have the same success Puppy has always had.

Well, I recently installed Puppy 4.1 on my Dell E521, and i finally got it to work. So i decided that it might be a good idea to see what kind of puplet i could develop. Personally i want to do it since Barry K is retiring from Puppy, and 4.1 is the last version he is producing.

Hello, I am J-Bob, and I'm a student who originally stumbled upon Puppy 2.14 around August 2007. And i really liked it. My brother and I used it on his old computer since it was the only machine which i could try puppy on. And i was able to get it to work on my own (and i was a complete Linux newbie back then), he went his own way and now seems to dislike most small distros, as well as slackware, because of his claims that it does not have GNOME.

Around Christmas, i got a thinkpad which i installed Puppy 2.16 on, and later switched to 3.01. And it was good.