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My new Alpine Linux system:
Needs work, obviously.
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I can do MayDay - with my version of Windows as well. It has 6 desktops. ![]()

The imaginary flash didn't work so the window frame isn't clear but you can tell where it is by the conkys.
See, I do Windows.
The OpenSource Windows in the summer and the ClosedSource Windows in the winter or inclement weather - like today, the sun just came out after a good rain.
Don't look at that first post, he has every Linux, BSD, Unix system going, and quite a few home made ones as well, and all the Windows versions too.
Next he'll be posting screenies of his C64, C128, Timex-Sinclair, IBM-PCjr, etc.
The above comment can be translated as: Looking good HoaS ![]()
Debian 12 Beardog, SoxDog and still a Conky 1.9er
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The other day TeoBigusGeekus posted a link to a non-stop wallpaper site.
Well I spend a few minutes there (
yea! ) and ended up combining three wallpapers into one.
A black one glittersloth gave me years ago, a sand dunes thing with a bright light in the sky and "a chained god" (my name).
Here's the result with a BL Branding conky:
"But I said I'd install Bunsen!"
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ArchLabs 4.0.0
https://cdn.scrot.moe/images/2017/05/02/AL_clean.md.png
https://cdn.scrot.moe/images/2017/05/02/AL_dirty.md.png
@Dobbie03... Beautiful & not a single issue. The amount and quality of work you guys churned out in such a short time, is amazing. Well done Matt & Friends and thanks!PS... Was I the only one who got the 5 series with my download?
@Glenn, thanks mate. It's been a pleasure bringing this release.
Yes, you are the only one with a 5 Series ![]()
"All we are is dust in the wind, dude"
- Theodore "Ted" Logan
"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees."
- Wayne Campbell
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he has every Linux, BSD, Unix system going, and quite a few home made ones as well, and all the Windows versions too.
Next he'll be posting screenies of his C64, C128, Timex-Sinclair, IBM-PCjr, etc.
Nah, I only have good operating systems installed — OpenBSD, Debian, Arch & Alpine Linux — Windows 10 is an aberration (they made me do it) and it will be gone soon O:)
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Only the good ones - except for that one "they made you do it", a likely story.
Nice response. ![]()
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Nice!!
"All we are is dust in the wind, dude"
- Theodore "Ted" Logan
"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees."
- Wayne Campbell
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Nice!!
Thanks Matt! Congrat for your ArchLabs release.
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Arch linux done the arch way with Openbox and Lightdm. Quite proud of this effort, have it running really smooth. I tried the hardened arch linux kernel but it kept rebooting my machine so i will give that a miss until i understand why. Im really liking this white theme from numix, possibly the best i have seen imo. Im slowly but surely getting better at building a linux desktop with openbox, taking time but getting there, also getting cues/hints from BL and other distros makes the learning curve interesting and fun.
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I tried the hardened arch linux kernel but it kept rebooting my machine
Feel free to open a support thread here about that, Arch has persistent logging enabled OOTB so `journalctl` should show exactly what happened.
Awesome desktop, btw ![]()
My Alpine Linux system is being beaten into shape:
I love this distribution, it really is Linux Done Right™ (IMO) ![]()
EDIT: it's installed to a USB3 stick and I'm using this with only a USB2 port and it's still quicker than **** off a shovel most things.
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Steve wrote:I tried the hardened arch linux kernel but it kept rebooting my machine
Feel free to open a support thread here about that, Arch has persistent logging enabled OOTB so `journalctl` should show exactly what happened.
Awesome desktop, btw
My Alpine Linux system is being beaten into shape:
https://cdn.scrot.moe/images/2017/05/05/2017-05-05-204204_1280x800_scrot.th.png
I love this distribution, it really is Linux Done Right™ (IMO)
EDIT: it's installed to a USB3 stick and I'm using this with only a USB2 port and it's still quicker than **** off a shovel most things.
Thanks Hoas, i might do that, ill get the log and see what happened.
AlpineLabs perhaps
Looking good! - Alpine is next on my list of bare metal installs.
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Hoas, i could not quite pin down why the hardened kernel i installed was generating randome reboots, im not familiar with journalctl, but i tried a few commands and was unable to diagnose problem,from my perspective journalctl contains sensitive data, ip addys and not something i would want to post online. I just spent the last 3 hours compiling the liquorice kernel for arch, seems to be running really well, not had a system run under 500 mb of ram with firefox before.
I will create a new thread on journalctl in regards to this topic maybe?
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I just spent the last 3 hours compiling the liquorice kernel for arch
There is an official linux-zen kernel package that is roughly equivalent to the Liquorix version.
The AUR also has linux-ck with Con Kolivas' ck patchset.
I will create a new thread on journalctl in regards to this topic maybe?
If you want, yes.
My Helium-dev desktop running urxvt{d,c} with mksh (the latest version from experimental) & neofetch:
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