mnt/home, not in the small pupsave, because this cache can get prettyīig (up to 300 Mb's depending on how you configure it) pretty quick. Just mentioned, your cache for your browser will have to be located on Need to have a small pupsave file (32Mb's probably) to store the personalĬonfigurations of various programs you use.Īnother important consideration is that, with this small pupsave scenario I Please note that even after your remaster is operational, you will still when we've checked that the remaster is good, then we ditch our when we're satisfied that we have ALL the programs that we need, weĭo a remaster with a Puppy utility called 'remasterpup2' we install ALL the packages / programs we need (deb, pet or rpm) we initially create a large pupsave file so we can install all our needed Second, the usual strategy we Puppyists use for getting what you want is I'm notįirst, because it's confusing to use under Puppy, the hierarchy ofĭirectories not being exactly the same in Puppy and on Debian or Ubuntu. There is a way to install deb packages from terminal, but. deb installationīecause I want to add them to a script to run at every boot. deb file wich requires no additionalĢ) > This is why I need a terminal command for.

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