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Older Crunchbang releases, torrents to test

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http://crunchbanglinux.org – Hello Crunchbangers.On a few occasions recently a few members have needed older versions of crunchbang, as newer versions did not support their cpu.I to have also tried to find older versions simply for nostalgia reasons, and in the past web mirrors dont always stay around for very long.So i thought it would be a nice idea to download all the older versions and then make torrents of them, so then there is no reliance on a central server, instead they just float around bittorrent, for people to download when they need them.Its worth mentioning for anyone who does download these, there is no off (HowTos)

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