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^ of course. I got Old School planned for that too.

Downloading it. I'll replace #! on the two laptops here with this one as soon as I can work on them.
Just to prove something at our teachers. ;)

Maybe they have nice pipe lighters. Maybe even for 'for free', they are quite good because they work "around the corner". Good to have IMO. http://www.tabaccheriaguzzi.it/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=22&idproduct=2241 They answered me saying in Italy tobaccos, cigars and ciga...

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While waiting for her new album with Buck 65 in my mailbox, I'm going back to her latest release. Love it/her.

For the solarized geek (such as myself), here we go: /* See LICENSE file for copyright and license details. */ /* * appearance * * font: see http://freedesktop.org/software/fontconfig/fontconfig-user.html */ static char font[] = "Anonymous Pro:pixelsize=12:antialias=false:autohint=false"; ...

Trying this osd_cat today, really nice trick.

@Pidsley laughing so hard I'm crying.

Ok, you got me reading all that and thinking "what happened to our Baconator?", and then you joke about it? You really have no care whatsoever about my feelings.

Great! I'll write them an email with those suggestions, see if I can get a lower price or something like a gift package.

^ very interesting, and very nice prices too. Thanks.

Yes, as soon as I wrote about Debian choice on Twitter a random guy pointed me to that article...

I bet it's because of the article on lffl that paolo linked. It's a very popular website in Italy.

Still trying to find tobacco for brother-in-law. That Tobacco's Room doesn't exist anymore. I phoned and try to find out where they are, only to discover they sell magazines, lottery tickets and only cigarettes now. I'll let you know what I find.

Thelonious Monk Quartet - Ruby My Dear
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systemd: broken by design http://t.co/MBbGsnDSVV
someone already commented on that: https://tim.siosm.fr/blog/2014/02/10/ew ... x-systemd/

Well, Openbox is light, just check the Scrots section. :)
But as I already said, pick one (or more) of the latest spins, try different wms and go with the one that suits your needs best.

If you're used to LXDE, Pony Muncher could be a choice. It's a light Openbox setup with a bunch of useful applications already there. If you want to go the BBQ-way, have a look at n00b k1llah: it's still Openbox, but no GTK or gir1 allowed here.

Plenty of stuff to play with, actually (and welcome back). Pretty much all the latest releases are light and smooth. It all depends on the wm you're looking for.

No, I'm an idiot, and I'm on Elektra. Sorry.

It's working on mine.


Same x11-utils version.