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From: Joe S
Reply-to: CLUG General
To: CLUG General
Subject: [clug-talk] Crunchbang/openbox
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2013 16:44:57 -0600
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With the talk about distros I would like to know more about
Crunchbang. I
I have had this experience with just about every project I have
participated in (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, jackd, ardour, 64studio... the
list goes on and on). Hooray for open source project communities! :)
At this point it probably does not matter which project one chooses, just
be sure to connect
Again, I agree. The other thing I love about crunchbang is the
community. The forums tend to be straight forward and when I do run
into problems the solution is usually very easy to find. The Mint repos
are largely compatible with crunchbang as well giving you easy access to
most of your fav
For me, Crunchbang comes out of the chute almost exactly how I want it.
It has very broad package selection that usually works pretty well for
my purposes. It's not as flashy as Ubuntu or Mint but it's fast and
usable and reasonably pretty.
They use Conky to draw a list of shortcut keys to the d
With the talk about distros I would like to know more about
Crunchbang. I will also be installing on a laptop in the near
future. Is this easy install and customize? What is the advantage
of Crunchbang over Debian with a desktop like KDE?
I have installed Openbox on Squeeze to try it out. Does
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