Hello, I'm not newbie in linux at all, but had no much experience with command prompt. I had Using different linux distros at home since 2003, but all of them was with GUI (used PClinuxOS, OpenSUSE, gOS, Mint, now using modified Ubuntu).Just now got netbook (Acer Aspire One AOD255) so needed lightweight and fast distro.
At yesterday's local Linux club meeting, one of our members demonstrated the Opera browser. I was pretty impressed with it so I downloaded it right away and tried it out in #!CrunchBang. Very fast and pretty full-featured; I think I'm going to use it as my default browser for awhile. My impression was that it's a very good complement to the kind of light but excell
Today I happened to boot my CrunchBang liveUSB on someone's PC. He had never heard of Linux. I was amused by his question: "Is Linux black and white?".Some people (especially geeks) prefer dark themes, but most people don't. I could suggest something like my desktop or something like the Lubuntu default theme.
CrunchBang Linux is not recommended for anyone needing a stable system or anyone who is not comfortable running into occasional, even frequent breakage. CrunchBang Linux could possibly make your computer go CRUNCH! BANG! Therefore CrunchBang Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
hello 34 weeks 8 hours ago After using crunchbang for about six month I finally succeeded to register to this forum. I love crunchbang. It is fast, stable, simple, it's the best!!!!
Hi everyone, I am new with CrunchBang, but I have almost 12 years as linux user, I began with Red Hat, Mandrake, Mandriva and Ubuntu; but I was using a computer with CrunchBang, and it is very friendly. And that was the inspiration to learn (as much as possible) this software and start programming with Java and C++. I've just installed CrunchBang on my computers (3).Have a nice day
I have installed the stable #! edition, but unfortunatelly the kernel is too old for my needs, as some drivers have problem with the old kernel. The question is if the Backport edition of crunchbang will be stable enough for everyday use as a main OS? I relly on linux completely, but have never used #! before. All my previous distros were very bulky like Fedora and Ubuntu.
Hi everyone, Mark T. here (a new user).I have been all around the web and want to try Crunchbang on my Libretto 50ct portable "palmtop" computer.Its specs. are 100MHz. (was 75) 32 Megs. of ram, 4.3 Gig.
It's not a limitation of CrunchBang, but of Openbox. I think your best option would be to install XFCE, if it wasn't already pulled in by crunchbang-multi-session.Once you've installed XFCE, you should be able to select it from the GDM login screen.
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