#1 2017-07-07 21:44:33

fspnet

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Why or why did I switch ?

Coming from gentoo/funtoo and having purchased redhat enterpr linux and using fedora at one time, especially as a former ubuntu user decided to use debian is wondering why there is or is was a need to switch to Bunsen or crunchbang

fspnet

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Re: Why or why did I switch ?

User was experienced using freebsd Unix and had actually purchased that as well as the Macintosh server platform , had used archlinux , purchased gentoo also , but why Bunsen, the user also has the windows server but doesn't actually use windows anymore unless specifically requested

damo

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Re: Why or why did I switch ?

Coming from gentoo/funtoo and having purchased redhat enterpr linux and using fedora at one time, especially as a former ubuntu user decided to use debian is wondering why there is or is was a need to switch to Bunsen or crunchbang

It's pointless trying Crunchbang IMO - it is years behind, and the repos are down.

There is absolutely no need to switch to BunsenLabs - try a Live session and see what you think. One of its great features though, is that it can supply capital letters and punctuation marks, which your system presumably can't.

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KrunchTime

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Re: Why or why did I switch ?

One of its great features though, is that it can supply capital letters and punctuation marks, which your system presumably can't.

MALsPa

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Re: Why or why did I switch ?

Ouch.

MALsPa

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Re: Why or why did I switch ?

decided to use debian is wondering why there is or is was a need to switch to Bunsen or crunchbang

Yeah, you can just do a Debian netinstall and add Openbox and set things up yourself, if you want something like that. This is what I do. But BunsenLabs is very nice, and it can save you the time and effort -- that might be a very important factor, depending on the user. Also, it's the coolest Debian derivative out there, in my humble opinion.