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Here's a pod-cast from a site called the Sunday Morning Linux Review that devotes the first 25 minutes to a review of our RC1...
http://smlr.us/?p=4833
No need to inform them that BunsenLabs is a play on Dr. Bunsen or that the right-click menu doesn't auto-update, I've already left a comment that's awaiting review. I don't know why she thought Flash wasn't activated OOTB but no biggie.
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Also posted here: https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=661
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Hey, I searched around here but couldn't find too many mentions of reviews of BL. So, if this one was already mentioned, apologies..
Anyway, BL is definitely getting noticed. Here's another positive review I came across:
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/82837.html?rss=1
There are also several good ones on youtube already.
Keep up the good work, mates!
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Hi dummie789 thanks for finding that!
Since we already have this thread for posting reviews I hope you don't mind me moving it here.
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Thanks!
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Cool. Dummie789 (grins), thank you for dropping us a note:)
I have added a 'In the press' sections to our landing page: https://bunsenlabs.org, and am going to include other quality publications brought to notice here.
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Anyway, BL is definitely getting noticed. Here's another positive review I came across:
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/82837.html?rss=1...
It's a shame the reviewer states that he CAN'T have more than two workspaces, and he can change the appearance quite easily if he doesn't like the monotone defaults. I guess he isn't too familiar with Openbox.
Positive on the whole though
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Yeah, an overall nice write up. Thanks dummie 789
Wish they'd have mentioned the awesome supportive forum we've got going on here and imo, BL isn't another continuation of #! but an improvement. Still, a very positive review.
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Here is another good review:
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Here is another good review:
Same as the one already posted
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Wuh.....:(.....sorry...
[While sheepishly drifting back to the corner...]
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Well here is another... it is more about business metrics valuations...
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So, here is proof of all the hard work people!
This validates how great Bunsenlabs truly is...and will be!
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Well here is another... it is more about business metrics valuations...
It is estimated to be worth $ 48,600.00 with a daily income of $ 81.00.
What??
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jalexander9 wrote:Well here is another... it is more about business metrics valuations...
It is estimated to be worth $ 48,600.00 with a daily income of $ 81.00.
What??
What? Wait - what??
I take it this is based on daily traffic coupled with the assumptions that our forum has as much advertising as your typical single-subject blog and that our visitors aren't FOSS-savvy users with ad blockers.
Be excellent to each other, and...party on, dudes!
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Remember back in the year 2000 when all those silicon valley tech start-ups went down?
Well, there are many, today, who still use algorithms that try and justify the Initial Price Offerings (IPO) for a new tech company start-up or enterprise.
This type of review is along that kind of reasoning. It is used by those who would be trying to secure venture capital to start their new business.
Let's be honest, Bunsenlabs is a relative newcomer. Assessment of all the hours spent coding and improving the existing code is valuable - we all see the benefits.
Although, they are trying to compare apples to oranges - and that is awkward to say the least.
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Unia wrote:jalexander9 wrote:Well here is another... it is more about business metrics valuations...
It is estimated to be worth $ 48,600.00 with a daily income of $ 81.00.
What??
What? Wait - what??
I take it this is based on daily traffic coupled with the assumptions that our forum has as much advertising as your typical single-subject blog and that our visitors aren't FOSS-savvy users with ad blockers.
Hi, there aren't any ads here, to be blocked by ad-block. But if there are some, I'll be glad to view them All for Bunsen and Bunsen for all
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There will never be adverts here
Having said that, if Kawasaki are reading I'm open to bribes and fond of ZX-10s
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Hi, there aren't any ads here, to be blocked by ad-block. But if there are some, I'll be glad to view them
All for Bunsen and Bunsen for all
There won't be any 'ads' on the bunsenlabs.org domain as long as we own it. The only exception are mentions or single-instance banners of sponsors like Netcup, who are currently hosting us.
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Thank You!
....which gets at one of two points that all of the reviewers, thus far, either fail to grasp or, at best, gloss over.
To wit:
1) Bunsen Labs is very much not so much a lean, cleverly-crafted distro, but a community of citizens who are by design and action forming an intentional community of Linux users. Thus, the Unity "SAAS" design ethic has been yanked, righteously here. Thank God.
2) The fiendish simplicity of the right-click menu with the carefully placed links to key config files and such echos what is described above. That is, the quite able are bothering to apply energy give the rest of us schmoes a "hand up" and not a "hand out". And am I the only one who gets it?
Bunsen Labs is not "tough love", but craftily nudges one to be a better, more responsible bash, clang, crunch, and banger.
Maybe I should do a podcast....... <grin>
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Splitting thread derailment to it's own thread, this one's for links to new reviews...
https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=1125
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Hi everyone,
I'm a professional (non-tech) writer who blogs about his Linux/FOSS experiences. Today I posted my review of BunsenLabs. As a former CrunchBang user, I was thrilled to see a continuation of the project. Feel free to send me any comments or corrections.
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^ Are you sure the tint2 clock is set to UTC or is your system time set to UTC. I set the conky time to UTC because having local time in a conky and in tint2 seemed a bit of an overkill.
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I am guessing this is a "terminology" issue and that what @oswriter *really* meant was a "24-hour" clock setting. (e.g. 14:00, instead of teatime---which is twoish, yes?)
But I might be putting words in his or her mouth. That said, let us all agree, solemnly, that the sun never sets on the British Empire.
And never mind the Bullocks, here's the Se--- .....nevermind. <grin>
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