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Postby Xanayoshi » Sat Nov 17, 2012 3:56 am

I love it. It is so cool. Will it break? definitely...who cares, aren't we used to this? Anyways..I am writing this because I have no business on forums but I absolutely love everything about crunchbang because it does something that Linux forgot..work on old computers. aaaaand fast...why does linux suck?, it is sloooooow, and to say I need more just makes this whole adventure no fun. Why do I need more? This should be used on older hardware but...definitely adaptable...I won't lie..I wanted cinnamon toast crunch..but...nahhh..it's pretty cool as is.
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Re: Crunchbang

Postby pch.shot » Sat Nov 17, 2012 8:21 am

Your wrong. You do belong on forums. We need ppl with a sense of humor. We used to have a whole bunch around here. You know who you are.
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Re: Crunchbang

Postby Micro » Sat Nov 17, 2012 3:56 pm

Enough of this nonsense of you not belonging here :? You'd probably like the debain openbox setup. Check this out, extremely custom bulit and lightweight to your specific hardware. Download businesscard image from Debian/ expert graphic install/ chosse stable, testing or sid repo /choose prefered kernel, choose install only drivers for your machine, instead of all generic modules/ install openbox. Just something to play with and wil run great on low resource machne. Plus if you want the latest kernel, just add the experimental repo and apt pin it. SID will scream i promise, and its rolling... :winner
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