After removing programs, and if you use the jwm window manager, run the command jwm -restart to update your menus, I usually also restart X - usually by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, or choose Restart Graphical Server from the Exit Menu. Remember to copy that list, it is shown only once! Some programs may have produced files containing preferences or logs, you can run pFind and search for the program name to find files to be removed. My PPM in tahr64, also tell me if the program that I just removed, needed additional dependencies when it was installed, and gives me a list of deps that I have to remove manually myself (by clicking on them in the PPM). Just open the PPM and click them to uninstall and remove them. But if you want to remove a program the normal way, the Puppy Package Manager (PPM) always list the programs that you have added. Some scripts or programs that don't scatter files all over the place, can simply be deleted. Remember that in Linux, all programs are just a bunch of text files, usually containing lines of code language, but otherwise like any other text file that you make yourself. But, I saw in another thread that you got the help you needed. LeithR, sorry for not responding earlier, I was away for a couple of days. If you have a lot of bookmarks and other notes, don't delete but just rename the old /opt/palemoon/ dir, and import the bookmarks from it to the new PM later.īTW, to update PM later, use the Check for updates in the Help menu, works for me. You should also delete the palemoon dir in /root/.cache before you start to use the new PM. The browser icon on the desktop is usually set to open /usr/local/bin/defaultbrowser, if you open defaultbrowser as text and modify it, you can set palemoon as you browser exec palemoon saw a note about the old /root/.moonchild productions/ dir, it should not be used, there are some new mods in the PM 28 series.
There is a detailed description of the installation here, you'll have to adapt it to your puppy, but if you have the icons and sktop from earlier installation, there is no need to modify those, just leave them as is.
I unpack it, and place the PM in /opt, make a sktop, and a link from /opt/palemoon/palemoon to /usr/bin. LeithR, I ususally download my Palemoons from, you'll find the lastest 64-bit version here: (I use tahr64_6.0.6)
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