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^ It came with the Mac OS 8.6 environment on the Mac OSX Server 1.2 disk, that I downloaded from here:

https://winworldpc.com/product/mac-os-x/server-10

Mac OS 8.6 running in bluebox mode under Mac OSX Server 1.2 (Rhapsody). Wow, look how little RAM the OS and Netscape Navigator 4.5 are using...

Welcome to the grill, jankiel. Your English is very good, no worries there. :)

Nice work, gekko! :)

^ I would probably be more inclined to use the one you posted! :)

May or may not be interesting, you decide - Ubuntu Budgie Remix:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/budgie-remix/

Vintage steel road bike for me, 1983 Trek 760 (third from top-of-the-line model, that year). Mine is almost entirely stock, except the hubs and pedals. Even the seat is original. Suntour Superb component group, which was considered "the poor man's Campagnolo" back in the day. It's my daily...

Most distros get MORE bloated over time, here at the grill they get LESS bloated. There aren't many others that can say this.

^ So it was like Seamonkey, basically. I don't think they have the mail client and HTML editor in IceCat, any more.

^ The release cycle seems the same as Iceweasel (currently 38.6.0). In my tests it was the same as FF/Iceweasel, but then I don't have anything like TweetDeck going on.

^ Yes, there was discussion of changing the eye-cancer that is the xscreensaver splash screen, etc., but the artist specifically asked in the docs not to do so. Someone on Munch had come up with a nicer one (perhaps it was #! themed, too?)

^ IceCat seems pretty decent, basically FF/Iceweasel with FSF add-ons: LibreJS, Https-Everywhere, SpyBlock, etc. Interface/functionality indistinguishable from FF/Iceweasel.

^ I was just reading that thread. jwz's posts are hilarious. Yeesh, I always dump xscreensaver and install slock, personally.

I tried to watch Mad Men, one episode, when it first came out. I couldn't get into it. I think for some, it's a nostalgia thing, given the time period in the series.

^^ He seemed like a decent fellow. Hopefully he passed on native soil. Home is where the fart is.

wuxmedia wrote:Looks like a slightly beat up Thinkpad X1 is on the way. :D

Nice, those look like sweet machines. I'm thinking of picking up a T420.

GekkoP wrote:Could be useful for next BBQ spins?

That's not a bad idea, would bypass Sourceforge.

^ Nice. This one looks interesting:

slackware-current-mini-install.iso 2016-03-31 14:12 68M

wuxmedia wrote:[lunchtroll]
^ Waita minute - BSD isn't even linux?
FREEDOM HATER!11
[/lunchtroll]

Yeah, but I didn't want to create a "BSD News" thread. :)

And RMS can eat my shorts!

OpenBSD 5.9 released (early!):

http://www.openbsd.org/59.html

Upgrade from 5.8 guide:

http://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade59.html