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point taken, 32bits is cool with me - i only have 1GB of ram so np...
as i said the bases make it easy(er) to get xorg and i3 running.
it's just the sweetness of fresh bbq'ed meat get me going 8)

bacon will prolly roll out a 64 if theres enough weight behind... not forcing the guy.
still, i guess going for a boner apt-getting xorg* then installing i3 isn't too hard....
once you've roasted your own 8)
you'll never go back once you've gone bbq 8)

threesome; http://ompldr.org/tZ3k2dA yellow tabs work in progress, roosters colours... my wife in the pic 8) really nice WinManager, and fast as hell, first spin (of anybody) to not freeeze up on flash and playing vids... even the wife worked out how to use it, unless an app isn't started, "alt...

how rude of me not to say hello - before i answered your question.
hellooo.
welcome to the barbie, sometimes i wrap pototoes in foil then put them in the ashes of a bbq, for eating much later on a particularly messy/late night 8)

not sure. big debate no clear winner. personally the 32bit spin flies on my 64 bit machine... if it's a flip between a 32 bit bbq and a 64bit homebrew.... but hey linux is about choices. btw threesome release works nice with xfce4-power-manager... dont display the tray icon...at least not with a con...

^ shh not so loud, 8)

if you like i3 then have you tried threesome? btw i believe (probaby wrong) but the powersaving/laptop lid suspend - is acpi controlled, but usually with a powermanager, like #! uses xfce powermanager. i'm actually needing to do this with my threesome install. as far as acpi support, i think it's en...

thanks pidsley, means a lot, i'm really still a beginner. had to look up user* stuff... but it's nice. framebuffer is eluding me, very old hardware 8( i'm on 640x480x8 right now... so not much point having split windows 8) must add, although byobu is (c)canonical 8( i do like it 8) no winding up C-b...

couple 'o minor points, for any virgins like me 8) 1, using 'usermod' is a bit hard when the user also starts tmux, even logged in a 'root' (sorted out using by recoverymode) isn't *user* fun 8) 2, the chroot tut is great, my install needed /usr to be mounted too to update- or maybe install grub.......

yay! thank the 'Q for that, finally got it installed, I mucked about with this and that, swap on, swap off. played with the bbqinstaller.conf... no idea what did it in the end, maybe loads of half spawed htops and tmux seessions being sacrificed instead of sync... everything went beautifully, with b...

you mean it worked?
yay!
probably a bit longwinded.

^ i think he was very happy to find that Trollinger works well at 1064x600 !

welcome to the barbieQ.
happy trollinger'ing

^ nice pipe. 8) pidley. well i can't smoke in the house, and pithje installed happy and smooth last night using the same(?) cli-installer. i think i'll just play with that base. as people installing it on 128mb machines are pretty rare. re; boredom, who was it, that pulled out some of their memory t...

having probs installing the virgin, 8( on the ancient 128Mb RAM vectra, 8D tried the cli-installer as root. pass longer than 6 chars. this terminates politely but way too soon, no errors. only +/-60Mb copied. no grub. tried Bqqinstaller (as root) it stalled halfway. something about a child sacrifice...

Nice as pie, sorry I jumped the gun earlier 8)

<kidding>one problem, flash doesn't work</kidding> 8P
looks like a happy New year after all!!
downloading - once i kick the kids off youtube.

thanks.

will the i686 version be posted/linked here?
I got all excited then realised its 64 bit... for the moment... duh
looking forward to it.
or would that be Virgin?

nice 8)
i'll be writing data with magnetic pins and coding interface buffers with this total boner.

hi kelean.
nice one - i have a latitude a c400 iirc.
welcome to the
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just my findings on the matter. following instructions from This post had to tweak them. 1 - find out if your webcam works.(there are probably better ways) install cheese, run cheese. should pick up the webcam, if not google is your friend. 2 - find the files needed for step 3; sudo find / -name v4l...