Fatdog is an all 64bit version of Linux built from source packages and using Puppy Linux scripts and structure. Fatdog is quite 'fat' compared to Puppy, the complete Xorg is included along with other extras that make it larger than Puppy.

Since version 620 Fatdog supports UEFI and Secure Boot. Includes Logical Volume Management LVM.

Other differences from 'classic' Puppy include Firefox, Xine-ui, Thunderbird, and Pidgen running as a non-priviliged user (spot), automatic Xorg configuration, default localization (see the setup wizards to make adjustments). You'll find CUPS in your browser's bookmarks if you want to add a printer. Created by Kirk, who continues to maintain the project, with JamesBond.

Download and use appropriate InstallationIndex installation method, also see the Fatdog homepage:

http://distro.ibiblio.org/fatdog/iso/

ftp://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/metalab/distributions/fatdog/iso/

Software packages available at [http://distro.ibiblio.org/fatdog/web/#packages Fat

Audio SFS package for Fatdog including Audacity

Fatdog64-710 Alpha/2 (29 April 2016)

Fatdog64-700/701 (April 22 2015) (CLOSED)

Fatdog64-630 & 631 Final (May 12 2014)

Fatdog64-630 thread

Fatdog64-621 thread

Fatdog64-620 (beta 1) thread

Fatdog64-610 thread

Fatdog64-601 thread

Fatdog64-600 thread

Fatdog64-600 (alpha 2) thread

Fatdog64-521 thread

Fatdog64-520 thread

FatdogArm Beta1/2/3/4- 16 April 2016

Promotion video

Screenshots video

Secure use of the non-root spot directory

Promotion video

Screenshots video

Secure use of the non-root spot directory

Root, Spot and Fido user accounts - Spot and Fido accounts don't have root privileges

Audio SFS package for Fatdog including Audacity

Fatdog homepage

Jamesbond's homepage

64bit and Multi-core Puppy Versions wiki

FatDAW - Fatdog Digital Audio Workstation

Fatdog wiki

http://www.smokey01.com/jamesbond/fatdog64/

http://gorgeaccess.net/fatdog/ro/