Hello Crunchbang(#!) Member,I am a IT student here at philippines. Then our professor has give an OS review. Our group choose CrunchBang . Now my topic for the documentation for Crunchbang(#!) is Process Management. I don't have an idea about Process Management of Crunchbang(#!) . Please Help me to answer this question below about Process Management. 1.
Holla :DI just found out about crunchbang. I like that its Debian based.I'm been using Debian for the past 2 years, really liked it, I recently installed Ubuntu 10.10 on a new laptop as Debian Lenny was getting a bit old, and I wanted to try out Ubuntu.
Just installed CrunchBang on CR-48, went very smooth, and this is my first install on CrunchBang.I must say I am very impress with #!, excellent work guys.Everything works great, and the performance is quite smooth, I even got transparency to work correctly.I'll put up some sort of Guide for installing #! on CR-48 if any one is interested.
Hey, I have used #! for about 2 years on my Asus EEE PC 701 netbook. Started with hearing about cruncheee. Searched it, installed it and got used to using crunchbang. Crunchbang is nothing short but a work of art.
Hello all.I recently registered at this forum and am hoping to interact with some cool CrunchBang folks. I look forward to posting here!I have been using Linux a bit over a year now (since 12/2011). My main distro is Arch Linux, where I use DWM (Dynamic Window Manager). Aesthetically, I am a minimalist, so I enjoy making things as simple as possible (but no simpler). Crunch
Just noticed that I "cb-*" scripts got lost somehow in my crunchbang. I ran cb-welcome once and that's it. I've rewrote the default openbox rc.xml and lost an option to shutdown the pc. It was "cb-shutdown" as I remember from obmenu. Where did these scripts all go? I could not have deleted them, since I didn't know about their location in the first place.
Just noticed that I "cb-*" scripts got lost somehow in my crunchbang. I ran cb-welcome once and that's it. I've rewrote the default openbox rc.xml and lost an option to shutdown the pc. It was "cb-shutdown" as I remember from obmenu. Where did these scripts all go? I could not have deleted them, since I didn't know about their location in the first place.
I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but some time ago Archey was broken for CrunchBang. The solution is to scroll down to the distro_display function definition, copy the "distro = Debian" line, paste it in the matching spot below the lines for CrunchBang, change "Debian" to "CrunchBang" in this line, match up your indents (because This Is Python), and
Hello everyone, I'm not entirely new to crunchbang, ive been using the distro off and on for almost what I would say would be a year, but just recently I decided to ditch windows entirely (used to dual boot) and install only crunchbang on my main system! It feels so.... free.