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http://crunchbang.org – So here is a random sprinkling of my back story.I started using computers when I was 9 years old and me and my brothers got our first computer. It was a 486 and it ran Windows 3.1/DOS. We mostly used the computer for games. We played games like King's Quest 6, Doom 1 and 2, and eventually Daggerfall (Skyrim's great grandfather) which ran horribly on that computer.We also got interested in the Internet. We got America Online and I got really into downloading different sound and picture files and stuff and trying to customize my windows theme and stuff like that. We racked up a horribl (HowTos)

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