Hey, All --Forgive me for being wrapped up in work and other stuff -- not the least of which was teaching a Linux class and having a student, watching my presentation, say "What's that?" to CrunchBang, since it was different than the distro he was installing -- but I wanted to point out a couple of event opportunities for CrunchBangers and other FOSS folks can attend.This month, Nor
Hello Crunchbang Users, I have been using Crunchbang for some time now and was starting to get worried that the project had disappeared. I was happy to see the post on Distrowatch and just installed the newest Crunchbang a couple hours ago. So far so good, except some weird character swaps on my keyboard. Where is the hash mark and why is my double quot
@Miggs: I'm sorry, friend, but I too must side with the other posters in this thread. Philip did great work with the Waldorf themes and put a lot of effort into them; it could be seen as rude to suddenly stop lurking and say "Hey, this theme somebody else made should replace Philip's as the default."Thank you, though, for bringing this theme to our attention!
Philip Newborough announced yesterday, February 8th, that another maintenance release of his CrunchBang 10 Linux distribution is available for download. CrunchBang Linux 10 R20120207 is a Linux distribution powered by Debian's stable Linux kernel 2.6.32 and X.Org 7.5. CrunchBang is available for both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms,... (read more)
Hi All,This is my first post, with this I like to introduce my self as Linux beginner. But I have lot of interest in Linux. I have tried many flavour of Linux, including Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, Debian. They are good but I like very lightweight and mostly includes everything. Finally I installed CrunchBang and on first impression only I started to enjoy it.
this is a thread to discuss the possibility of the freebsd kernal port of debian being used to base crunchbang.i assume i can suggest something to the developers(@corenominal) it's not an offence , just a wild suggestion and genral crunchbang community talk about the future.i would request all to provide some input just post your thoughts anything you believe is possible withdebiankfreebsd an
Hi all, I am a new user to crunchbang. I was using Bodhi linux and linuxmint until now. Impressed by crunchbang on some reviews and finally installed the crunchbang stable with backport as my only operating system.So far so good.
Testing crunchbang for a month or so.I am a complete beginner in all matters linux but have (quick-)tested some distributions like ubuntu, l.mint, debian, fedora, etc. and must say that crunchbang is the only one where I don't get the impression of a bloated system or a clumsy, non-ergonomic enviroment. Strangely it has more or less nothing I need to remove...
Brian Manderville has announced a couple of hours ago, April 28, that the 4th release of his Descent|OS Linux operating system is now available for download. Unfortunately, the developer is attending the Linux Fest NorthWest and there’s no clear information about what’s new in Descent|OS 4.0.
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