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XenialDog 32 and 64 bit versions

(based on Ubuntu 16.04 'Xenial Xerus' LTS)

(Ubuntu minimal "live")
version 2017-01-22

Maintainer: fredx181

XenialDog is a fork of "DebianDog" which is a community project once started by forum member saintless.
See also for Debiandog history: Here
DebianDog full credits: Here

Update 2017-01-22:
ISO's upgraded to version 2017-01-22, below information and download links updated

Thread on Puppy Linux forum (32 bit)
Thread on Puppy Linux forum (64 bit)

See here for Changes and Fixes information 32 bit
See here for Changes and Fixes information 64 bit

Very similar to DebianDog, but with the difference that it's Ubuntu based

Full access to Ubuntu repositories by using apt-get (from terminal) or from Synaptic Package Manager (GUI)

Openbox is the main window-manager, the GUI setup is very much like DebianDog Jessie 64-bit

Differences compared to DebianDog:

  • Different applications, some are not included and some others added.
  • Choices of window-manager are: Openbox and Jwm , see for specifications below

Login details:

root with password root
puppy with password puppy

Specifications:
Built from an absolute minimal Ubuntu full install (using mini.iso).
Kernel: 4.4.0-59-generic
Choice of Boot Methods: porteus-boot and casper-boot , see options Here
Default WM - OpenBox (and option for Jwm, see below)
(with different choice of Desktop modes: tint2 vertical icons, cairo-dock or rox-pinboard icons, to choose, run 'Desktop Manager' from Menu)
Tint2 bottom panel or cairo-dock. (replaced wbar (was in previous 32 bit version) with a minimal cairo-dock
Default File Manager - pcmanfm with option to use rox.
Default Internet Browser - Firefox.
Menu provided by Obmenu-generator (perl script)

Option to switch to JWM (Menu > System > Start Jwm)

Full LZ4 squashfs support (compression and loading modules)

Systemd is enabled by default, to use upstart (the older Ubuntu initscripts), do in terminal:

apt-get update # might be required    
apt-get install upstart-sysv

And reboot

The Iso size became quite big mainly because:

  • Big size of Ubuntu kernel 4.4.0-59-generic (in /lib/modules)
  • Package 'linux-firmware' installed (has most firmware)
  • Python and Perl installed

32 bit:
Iso: XenialDog_32bit-openbox_jwm-2017-01-22-firmware-all.iso Size: 304MB
Md5sum: XenialDog_32bit-openbox_jwm-2017-01-22-firmware-all.md5

DEVX: 61-DEVX-XenialDog32-2017-01-18.squashfs
Locales: 99-locales-XenialDog32-2017-01-18.squashfs

64 bit:
Iso: XenialDog_64bit-openbox_jwm-2017-01-22-firmware-all.iso Size: 310MB
Md5sum: XenialDog_64bit-openbox_jwm-2017-01-22-firmware-all.md5

DEVX: 61-DEVX-XenialDog64-2017-01-18.squashfs
Locales: 99-locales-XenialDog64-2017-01-18.squashfs

Thanks very much to everyone who has been involved with DebianDog, specially Toni (saintless), William (mcewanw), Terry (sunburnt) and all who helped by giving feedback on the DebianDog threads.

Screenshots:
32 bit OpenBox with cairo-dock
OpenBox
64 bit OpenBox with cairo-dock
OpenBox