LinuxBBQ

OK, I see. I'll just change the sources.list to Wheezy before I do anything... I'd like it to stay Wheezy, not for stability's sake (well, not entirely), but so that updates are a bit less frequent :)

Hmm, Debian Wheezy you say? The sources.list says Jessie... though I may be missing something here...

Boring's fine for me :P
This is the BBQ release I've been waiting for...

Thanks :)

Another potentially nice BBQ wall of my creation: http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/origi ... 675137.jpg

Thanks :)

@kexolino: yeah, I'm sure there are many good walls to be made along those lines :)

dkeg wrote:dude, are you kidding me, fuck yeah it could. Awesome! Really great shot.

Haha, thanks :)

Here's a photo I took of a fire in the dark, which could serve as a nice BBQ wallpaper, perhaps?

http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/origi ... 054342.jpg

Speaking of tea: http://what-if.xkcd.com/79/

wuxmedia: Maybe it works for Mr Holmes, but in real life it takes a little more than one's tea and biscuit consumption statistics to deduce their hometown :P Nice set of deductions, though...

wuxmedia wrote:why not get yourself a throwaway computer?

My computer is literally a thrown away computer, which I rescued...

rhowaldt wrote:welcome to the grilllllllll

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu.

machinebacon wrote:Ah, another European, huh? :D

How ever did you guess that? (It's because I used the term 'biscuit', not 'cookie', right?)

That's awesome, thanks.

machinebacon wrote:If you like, we can share the CLI menu of recent Openbox releases (Pony Muncher and Noob Killah), so you can copy paste and apt-get the collection.

Such a list would be most interesting...

I'm no tea explorer, but I drink loads of it (and never coffee). Yorkshire tea (teabags), milk and sugar (lots of both). Lovely with a chocolate biscuit (or five). Occasionally Earl Grey, same as above with regards to milk and sugar.

vic wrote:Hi photonucleon, have a fun grilling! If/when things break, just be cool, it is not the end of the world, the butcher got more meat :D Just take care of important stuff so you not burn your fingers while grilling ;)

Thanks :) I'll try not to get burnt.

Why not go with Pony Muncher, then? :) I put it on a Asus EeePC last week, real beauty of a spin. Sadly I only have one machine and I need it to be stable and hassle-free, really. Hopefully soon I'll get a second, and then I'll be able to have Crunchy stability on one of them, and the wild adventur...

bones, machinebacon, GekkoP: Thanks; I am currently looking at Pony Muncher via live disc and seeing which apps (mainly the CLI ones) I can also add to Waldorf... trying more of the untried :)

dkeg wrote:Welcome to the grill photonucleon. Looks like maybe you'll be packing your bags to soon move on from cb land.

Oh, I'll be staying in CB-land for a long while yet... That's not to say I won't be spending some time over here at the grill though :)

Welcome to the BBQ world. Nice intro. Try the untried!

Thank you; I'm working on trying the untried. There's rather a lot of it :)

if you have any questions please ask.

Thank you, I'm sure I will have many questions over the course of my BBQing...

Go break something.

I already have :)