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I've already got conky on Debian 9.
I did have a look at bunsenlabs live cd and it does work well on my netbook.
"There is nothing to compare with a budgie’s look of triumph when they have thrown an object on to the floor for their slave to pick up."
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The one I got my wife is from mid-2014. So far, it still gets the latest MacOS updates.
My wife has a 2011 13" MBP and it is still on the update train, but probably not for long.
--Ben
BL / MX / Raspbian... and a whole bunch of RHEL boxes. :)
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@mm: BLOB
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"There is nothing to compare with a budgie’s look of triumph when they have thrown an object on to the floor for their slave to pick up."
(Rose Youd 09/06/2012)
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What do you find so good about the bunsenlabs? What's it's best feature?
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^Yes!
Edit; pagebreak makes "^" kind of lame. Should have quoted.
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What do you find so good about the bunsenlabs? What's it's best feature?
Actually the community, even though I think I annoy some of them sometimes
Blessed is he who expecteth nothing, for he shall not be disappointed...
If there's an obscure or silly way to break it, but you don't know what.. Just ask me
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mariannemarlow wrote:What do you find so good about the bunsenlabs? What's it's best feature?
Actually the community, even though I think I annoy some of them sometimes
I think I already have.. and on Crunchbang forum too a while back..
"There is nothing to compare with a budgie’s look of triumph when they have thrown an object on to the floor for their slave to pick up."
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What do you find so good about the bunsenlabs? What's it's best feature?
(please don't say openbox.. crosses fingers)
> Openbox
> Tint2 panel
> Nice default configuration for you to customize to your liking
> Forums
> Doesn't require much in the way of hardware resources. I usually run while using under 1GB of RAM.
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dwmXS alpha ISO available
Debian 9.1
kernel 4.11.0-0.bpo.1
dwm-6.1-no patches
dmenu-4.7 [Alt+p]
dmenu-extended [Alt+d]
jgmenu [Alt+F1] or mouse right click
https://github.com/johanmalm/jgmenu
zsh+ohmyzsh
http://ohmyz.sh/
surf browser
st simple terminal
termite terminal
https://github.com/thestinger/termite
i3lock-fancy
https://github.com/meskarune/i3lock-fancy
ceni network config (sudo ceni)
htop custom htoprc
font rendering improved as per;
https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?titl … tRendering
Firefox ESR
Vivaldi
pcmanfm
rox-filer
glances system monitor
redshift ( ~/.xinitrc, add your geolocation to ~/.config/redshift.conf)
mpd soma fm 'ready to roll'
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Well....
That looks very interesting. I'm going to slap your alpha .ISO into a VM and play around.
The meaning of life is to just be alive. It is so plain and so obvious
and so simple. And yet everybody rushes aroound in a great panic
as if it were necessary to achieve something beyond themselves.
- Alan Watts
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I'm going to give it a spin too, even though it probably wont work on my netbook!
"There is nothing to compare with a budgie’s look of triumph when they have thrown an object on to the floor for their slave to pick up."
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@mrneilypops: I've just taken dwmxs for a run. Great effort. It's got some really nice touches (font, icon, theme, zsh, mix of software, etc).
It was a long time since I used dwm, so I have to admit I felt a bit lost to start with. The ratfactor visual guide came in very handy
Just had a quick play over lunch. Will have a deeper mooch around later.
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I also had a go with it. I'll have a better go later, but it's really nice, I love the way it looks.
I don't know what half the applications are but I'll try them all and see what they do. Configuring the wifi was relatively simple.
It took an hour to download the iso but it was well worth it!
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@mrneilypops is dwmXS 32 or 64 bit?
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I also had a go with it. I'll have a better go later, but it's really nice, I love the way it looks.
Did you actually like using dwm window manager? No offense, but you don't seem like the type of user who would enjoy a tiling window manager.
@mrneilypops is dwmXS 32 or 64 bit?
uname -a
from a terminal should give you your answer. Output from my BL-Hydrogen install...
~$ uname -a
Linux bl-stable 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.43-2+deb8u3 (2017-08-15) x86_64 GNU/Linux
Note the x86_64 near the end, signifying 64-bit.
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I'm not offended at all.
But what "type of user" do you think I am? just curious!
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@Temetka
@mariannemarlow
@malm
Thanks for trying dwmXS!
All feedback most welcome.
You will find more than 'one app per task' in some cases at this time until I decide the final apps list
64 bit only for the moment.
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I am totally amazed that 64 bit worked on my old netbook!
"There is nothing to compare with a budgie’s look of triumph when they have thrown an object on to the floor for their slave to pick up."
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64 bit worked on my old netbook!
Yay!
Do you notice a speed boost?
64-bit is also significantly more secure than a 32-bit operating system thanks to the NX bit and the vastly increased effectiveness of stretch's ASLR/PIE combination
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