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thanks for the cd sized non-pae iso.
My little contribution, I'm rather proud of it. What puts it in its own class, though, is @johnraff's PAE detection magic, that is pure genius.
Thanks for reminding me... @nobody, please add a note in the OP that the 586 kernel gives bad graphics performance with some PAE hardware which can be corrected by installing the 686 kernel.
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High Fives and Cheers all around! Good job everyone!
This is possibly the most satisfying "Linux" I've used. Love the "Welcome" script! It's so ... Welcoming :rim shot: But seriously it's a fantastic way to onboard the curious.
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Thank you, geeko!
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Great job ladies and gentlemen! Better update my signature, hey?
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My first post here, greetings everyone After Crunchbang was discontinued I headed off over to Fedora (a distro I really like) where I have been for over a year, but unsolveable issues with an application brought me looking for another distro & I literally landed on this site when I was getting ready to load Manjaro JVM (as their Openbox flavour has died).
This distro is amazing, really well implemented & can only echo the comments on the welcome script, a work of art, great idea to include a pinned deb-multimedia as well.
Thanks to all involved.
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Congratulations! I only found out about BunsenLabs through crunchBang and after trying it, I'm hooked!
Thank you for continuing this project!
Cheers!
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I just installed the final 32bit non pae iso for the first time on bare metal (on a real old pentium(m) simens/fujitso amilo notebook ) and yes, apart from antiX there is nothing out there that fits better.
@johnraff. I am on par with all that praise bl-welcome. Pure genius.
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I just installed the final "Stable" 32bit non pae iso... Pure genius.
FTFY
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Dear dev team: let me congratulate you for the publishing (finally) the BunsenLabs Hydrogen - STABLE. You did an immense job!! Keep up the good work, and let's look forward for the Helium - the next megapopular-and-the-best-distro-ever
(I know I'm a bit late for the party, but my commitments, together with my sig, got me ... And dieing was not an option )
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@iMBeCil - Hey, thumbnails Please ... and then send a six-pack
Awesome gimping there iMBeCil.
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@iMBeCil - Hey, thumbnails Please
Of course. Sorry ... done.
and then send a six-pack
Here it is, for you Sector, and for others too:
Awesome gimping there iMBeCil.
Moar like Awesome googling O:) ... My gimp level is probably below zero ... took me 15 minutes to figure out how to make six pack
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OMG! It's real. I thought you GIMPed the label.
We have our own Beer! Eat your heart out Ubuntu!
And we don't even need to install: brewtarget or qbrew.
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I'm thinking a bunsen-full-metapackage might be the way to go here. Users wanting to make sure they have all the packages could just install that (--with-recommends) and it would pull everything in. It wouldn't take long to make.
bunsen-meta-all is now on GitHub. If @nobody would like to put it in the apt repository, maybe people who have installed from the CD iso can test it?
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If a user dies that - and then decides s/he does want X app that was installed this way, will it be easy to delete it?
As I understand it the entire "metapackage" would be removed.
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If a user dies that - and then decides s/he does want X app that was installed this way, will it be easy to delete it?
As I understand it the entire "metapackage" would be removed.
It just Recommends: the packages so things should be fine.
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@hhh I've just tried out the CD iso - on a CD - and installed to a laptop. Everything went fine.
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Congratulations! May you discover many more elements.
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@hhh I noticed that flashplugin-nonfree is in the CD iso, where we've removed it from the regular lists. I'm guessing this is to make sure live sessions have some kind of flash support?
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To be honest, I think it was just an oversight. You recall, I abandoned trying to whittle down our Release and instead used an updated Alpha 1. It works, so all good, I say.
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johnraff wrote:I'm thinking a bunsen-full-metapackage might be the way to go here. Users wanting to make sure they have all the packages could just install that (--with-recommends) and it would pull everything in. It wouldn't take long to make.
bunsen-meta-all is now on GitHub. If @nobody would like to put it in the apt repository, maybe people who have installed from the CD iso can test it?
Looking into this now, I'll do a fresh CD-ISO install.
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