LinuxBBQ

Just figured it out. I need something I can run slackware64 on. The Debian Sid I got on this Acer is i686 and so I can't even run xaos52 fine chroot scripts (you know, that "Exec format error" bad guy). I won't give up, of course. I blame my Acer and I blame me for not checking if the hard...

Ok. I did manage to finish the tar thing. Updated grub and rebooted. Yeah! I can see killX in my grub! Chose killX and now I got a blinking cursor and laptop fan running like crazy again. Too tired now to sort this out, but I hope it is not hardware related cause I haven't got another spare machine ...

Created the partition, did wget killX. I'm still doing the tar thing on killX tar.bz2. My old Aspire is giving me hate more than love, I can feel it in the fan running like crazy. Don't know if tonight I'll be able to boot into it, but I'll treasure the info in this topic for tomorrow.

Welcome to the meat meeting.

I want all of that, oh yeah.

Wondering what I'm about to do with this...

Hey that's me over there at the bottom! Well, I feel honoured, really. Thank you.

Prego :)

Of course. I stole it from gutterslob's config a while ago. ## status line set -g status-utf8 on set -g status-justify left set -g status-bg default set -g status-fg colour12 set -g status-interval 2 ## window status #setw -g window-status-format " #F#I:#W#F " #setw -g window-status-curren...

^ lol, that's exactly my journey. :D

Here it is.

Interesting note from an Emacs beginner. Installing random stuff via package-el is really useful to learn something new. I discovered vkill for instance, which let me have a look at the processes running on my Elektra and kill them if I want to without leaving Emacs. I also installed some new theme ...

Ubuntu is actually what got me stuck on Linux 4/5 years ago. Before that, I only played with Slackware and Mandriva for a while, always dual-booting with Windows cause I was a total sucker. Then I went nuts with distro-hopping and here I am.

Welcome to the house of the rising bbq.

^ same here.
Though I still install it to customers who read about it somewhere and wants to know more about it, I too am an RMS wannabe-slave.

Welcome.
Plenty of stuff to play with and learn from here.

@pid: thanks for sharing your scripts.

Totally missed this topic, I must be getting old too soon. Though I mainly listen to jazz now, some of my favorite heavy bands are always with me: - Cardiacs (they're beyond any definition, but they still are my favorite "rock" band) - Quicksand - Voivod - Knifeworld - Rage Against the Mac...

I listen to this kind of stuff when I'm angry at someone/something.
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No error on init, but recompiling the repos worked. Thanks!