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No real favourite mostly use Firefox (Favorite version 17ESR) and sometimes Seamonkey , older Opera.

wuxmedia wrote:^ now that's a motherfucking mountain bike, you hop glaciers with that badboy, or just crush SUV's? :)

I second that what bloody beautiful peice of machinery. Love to rip through some rugged NZ tracks with that.

I have to goo for Jethro Tull, discovered their music over the last year and like "aqualung" the best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCMS-NJ7VxU

darry1966 wrote:Yep solid as a brick S______ House!

Yep Shit House.

I've been running Absolute Linux (Slackware-based) on the T61 for the past week, and it's quite stable and nice, as you might expect. 32-bit only, icewm, comes with a nice selection of desktop apps. http://www.absolutelinux.org/ Yes a great distro by a developer by the name of Paul Sherman. Very st...

Yep solid as a brick S______ House!

1. Debian solid package manager works
2. Slackware Solid, Old School teaches you heaps about Linux
3. Puppy Linux small, Uses Root by default, tied to Xorg-wizard.
4. LinuxBBQ solid Samll Does what you need and great community, Flexible.

Another small Distro in the Puppy type catergory
http://4mlinux.com/index.php?page=home

There is a Tahr ubuntu based spin, slackware developed one slacko seems to be on hold. Barry Kauler is doing T2 Quirky Fork.

Welcome Realgone.

Thank you for the link I will check these out. Thanks Debian Joe there is a lot of imformation out there about doing this and as for the heating side of things there is designs for wood heaters using tiny sticks of wood. Such as this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ6T5YE7fq0 and https://www.youtub...

Yeah the build quality on the Thinkpad is pretty good. Great machines.

My pack changes depending on where I go. If I go trekking in the winter time, I'll usually add another couple of sources of fire, but so far the firesteel has yet to fail on me. And hell, there's probably at least 4 lighters somewhere in the pack anyway. And I do bring along basic fishing tackle as...

My Next one is a Thinkpad T42 running Puppy Linux derivative. Manufactured about 2002. Pictured:

Hi Guys,

I have a couple of retro Laptops my pride and joy is a Compaq Armada E500 bought for $6 NZ Dollars added a hard drive a works with A Puppy Linux Derivative AnitaOS.
Pictured. Manufactured about 2000. Sorry about photo quality these were done on my phone.

Welcome Darry, you sound like a nice fella. Bork is indeed a sweet release, perhaps it was my comment on the release thread that swayed you to the borkside :) There is another kiwi here somewhere, should you feel the need to discuss...whatever kiwis discuss... There's a meatspace page too, to show ...

I know of Dima Krasner as a Puppy Linux developer mainly doing Debian versions of Puppy Linux - Dpups. So he has plenty of experience the RLSD distro rose out of the desire to build a GTK1 Puppy because of the desire to a modern kernel based version of Puppy but using GTK1 based apps that would mean...

I firmly believe that the manatees responsible for Family Guy also wrote Lost. (In other words, I think the "writers" just made shit up from week to week and laughed all the way to the bank.) "Lost" writer's meeting, as imagined by pidsley: Gretchen: "what should we do this...

Yeah watched Lost first couple of seasons which very promising but I lost interest in it after that. I did enjoy the performance though of Michael Emerson who played Benjamin Linus who is of course in person of interest. Very good at quirky performances.

fog wrote:@ ivanovnegro: Nice to see you too black ivan :)
Only a week to find out how to eject the damn cd :P

Yeah same.