Welcome to Quickset Puppy!

This is Puppy Linux 4.3.1JPqs2 Quickset live CD(Released on Febrary 2010). It is an easy-to-setup version based on Puppy Linux 4.3.1JP(Japanese edition). Differences with the original version is described on this document.

Puppy Linux is provided as live CD's(.iso file). You can use Puppy Linux as soon as you bootup your computor from the live CD. You may need pressing [Del], [f.1], [f.2], [f.9], or [f.12] at the bootup and set up BIOS or select bootup media depending on your PC. Reffer the documents on your own PC.

First setup

Booting up your PC from this Quickset live CD, hopefully automatically starts up the desktop with 800x600 screen size. A GUI dialog for the first setup appears. You may need to change the settings of language, timezone, keyboard layout, and screen size if you like to. Timezone and keyboard is initially set to JST (Japan) and jp(JP106/Japanese) keyboard. Language is initially in Japanese. You can choose English at the same dialog. Another languages support are provided by the additional sfs files.

If the PC failed to startup the desktop, try 'Safe mode' at the bootup option. Select the bootup menu(it may be frendly interface thanks to the Grub4Dos) by using up and down arrow keys. Type 'xorgwizard' after the command prompt appears.

The network connection is to be automatic in case eth0 interface found and DHCP is available.

How does the Quickset?

Most of the automatic mechanism is that of the Puppy natively has. I (shinobar) only made the first setup GUI and arranged the initial settings of the Quirky.

Not only the new GUI, some scripts are modified.

• /usr/sbin/firstsetup (new)
• /usr/sbin/keymap-set (new)
• /usr/sbin/input-wizard (use keymap-set above)
• /usr/sbin/timezone-set (take parameters)
• /usr/sbin/chooselocale (take parameters)
• /etc/rc.d/rc.country (use keymap-set, timezone-set, chooselocale above)
• /usr/sbin/xorgwizard (accept screen size specified with a parameter)
• /usr/sbin/delayedrun (launch firstsetup)
• /usr/sbin/wizardwizard (firstsetup in menu)
• /usr/bin/xwin (automatically select 800x600 screen size, apply /etc/profile)
• /etc/rc.d/rc.network (autoconnect)

The initial settings is preset by some files.

• /etc/X11/xorg.conf
• /etc/videomode
• /etc/localtime
• /etc/keymap
• /usr/bin/X

Other changes

Some files beside the above mensioned are updated from the 4.3.1JP release. Next is the list.

1. New
   • firstsetup (described above)
   • frugalinstaller-1.0.1
   • Pmusic-0.9.9
   • retrovol-0.2
2. Shrink
   • /usr/share/fonts/default/Type1 (reffer Stardust Linux)
   • /usr/X11R7/lib/X11/fonts/misc (reffer Quirky Linux)
3. /usr/share/kbd/keymaps re-arranged and ziped, moved to /lib/keymaps
   (/usr/share/kbd/consolefonts moved to /lib/consolefonts)
4. /usr/share/i18n
   Other than Japanese, limited locales which can be displayed with iso-8859-1 or iso-8859-2.
5. Removed
• alsamixer (removed only from menu)
• aqualung (replaced with Pmusic)
• Didi Wiki (duplicated function with PPLOG)
• e3 Console Editor (removed only from menu)
• Gcolor2
• Gdmap
• gFnRename (duplicated with PRename)
• gexec (terminal can do that)
• GtkDialog markup text editor
• MP console editor
• NetWork-Wizard(retro)
• NicoEdit(duplicated with geany)
• PictureViewer(duplicated with Viewnior)
• Pdisk (duplicated with gparted or fdisk on terminal)
• Pmirror (duplicated with Gadmin-Rsync)
• pStopWatch (can run from Ptimer)
• Pwsget (duplicated with Uget)
• Securetelnet (duplicated with Ssh-gui)
• Wakepup2
• wavplay (link tp aplayへ)
• Xautoconect (duplicated with pwireless)
• Xclipboard (duplicated with Glipper)
• Xconsole (removed only from menu)
• Xfontsel (removed only from menu)
• Zfind (duplicated with Pfind)
• zmixer (replaced with retrovol)
6. Update