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lamarca

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

Congratulations!

rickster1006

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Really fantastic job!  Thank you!!  I can’t wait to install this to my prehistoric Toshiba Satellite!

randomeur

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

congrats for another solid release.

johnraff

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

I knew this was ready to come out, but have been in the mountains fighting the wild animals and hyper-mould the last three days...

Anyway,

Sorry to keep you all waiting so long. We'll make ultra-efforts to get Beryllium out a bit closer to Debian Bullseye! Lithium had a lot of changes, so maybe we're closer already.

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unklar

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

^... and I was travelling in Austria.
I had guessed it before. 

Congratulations to the team for this excellent work. I have just installed the 64bit-ISO as my new (administrative) multiboot system. No errors occurred. 

Thanks!

DeepDayze

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^... and I was travelling in Austria.
I had guessed it before. 

Congratulations to the team for this excellent work. I have just installed the 64bit-ISO as my new (administrative) multiboot system. No errors occurred. 

https://imgur.com/eaQwHfUt.png

Thanks!

Wow, so many distros you got installed there...sounds like fun.

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Bunsenlabs Linux is a hidden gem
great job all

unklar

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

Wow, so many distros you got installed there...sounds like fun.

There are only nine. Three of them will go soon, who were only on the metal for testing purposes.

Well, not "many."    

DeepDayze

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Wow, so many distros you got installed there...sounds like fun.

There are only nine. Three of them will go soon, who were only on the metal for testing purposes.

Well, not "many."    

Ahh, I see. Bare metal is the way to go for testing as VMs don't give you that "feel" but are a good first test before putting them on bare metal for hammering on.

I have another box I'll use as a bare metal testing box and I'll probably have many distros in my grub list  as well

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kozimodo

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Congrats!

or1o9

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Congratulations team, well done!

cherkie

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

woop, woop! congratulations! I moved to pure debian a while back but BL - never forget.

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

Congratulations team !!. It's a great job

exe

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Congrats and Thanks !

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

woop, woop! congratulations! I moved to pure debian a while back but BL - never forget.

I'm also running pure Debian stable cinnamon at the moment. It's what #! creator and solo developer @corenominal recommended (not cinnamon, but debian or another major linux distro) when he announced "The End." But this BL release is the bomb for Openbox.

Thanks to everyone for their congratulations and good wishes, it means a lot to us.

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Distrowatch has mirrored our announcement...

https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issu … 3#released

Screenshot caption... 'The long-awaited BunsenLabs Lithium introduces "jgmenu" for Openbox'

Nice.

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rbh

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

Info also updated on https://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census/BunsenLabs.
Release info also exported to https://planet.debian.org/deriv/ date: 2/8.

Last edited by rbh (2020-08-05 18:07:45)

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DeepDayze

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

woop, woop! congratulations! I moved to pure debian a while back but BL - never forget.

I'm also running pure Debian stable cinnamon at the moment. It's what #! creator and solo developer @corenominal recommended (not cinnamon, but debian or another major linux distro) when he announced "The End." But this BL release is the bomb for Openbox.

Thanks to everyone for their congratulations and good wishes, it means a lot to us.

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Distrowatch has mirrored our announcement...

https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issu … 3#released

Screenshot caption... 'The long-awaited BunsenLabs Lithium introduces "jgmenu" for Openbox'

Nice.

I know that some BL users have had a variety of issues with installing and  running BL and their input and feedback is surely welcomed and perhaps the future Beryllium release will be another great leap forward for BL in making BL a worthy distro that's just the ticket

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

Info also updated on https://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census/BunsenLabs.

Thanks to @johnraff for that.

Release info also exported to https://planet.debian.org/deriv/ date: 2/8.

All first posts in the News & Announcements forum are automatically forwarded to Planet Debian/Derivatives.

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lamarca

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

get Beryllium out ....

Beryllium, 4Be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryllium
Lithium is a great job.

DeepDayze

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Re: [STABLE RELEASE] BunsenLabs Lithium Official ISOs

get Beryllium out ....

Beryllium, 4Be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryllium
Lithium is a great job.

While Lithium was a long slog think Beryllium will be less troublesome due to the new release infrastructure the dev team has built during Lithium's development. It should then be easier to add new features and enhancements down the line.

Wayland maybe???

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