LinuxBBQ

Awesome. I'll try this one on my Aspire.

I use "guys" cause I remember used it when talking to girls too, such as in Friends. (blaming tv series always works too)

Haven't tried SCIM, always used iBus. Thanks for the tip about Google Input Tools, I'll check it out.

Yeah, iBus is getting a pain.
On sid ibus-pinyin doesn't work, I have to use ibus-libpinyin (as the ArchWiki suggests). Have to try fcitx.

Couldn't resist. Here we go with my sort of review: http://informatica.boccaperta.com/linux ... n-netbook/

Pony Muncher: the spin that makes your wife happy. :)

Oh yes, hugs to MB and to everyone here that keep this place the beauty that it is. Been around forums for way too long, yet there's nothing like BBQ. If I'm back to CLI, if I could build LFS, if I'm using Emacs like a crazy dog, if I'm writing little scripts that make me happy... well, it's because...

On my Debian sid netinstall (two of them): vanilla Debian 686 PAE
On my BBQs: siduction 686 PAE.

@Pidsley: looks lovely, please continue :)

Late to the party, but thanks for this. Got a couple of machine where this will be useful.

Martin Denny - Japanese Farewell Song
[yt]CZfmSBMAoXQ[/yt]

Funky Porcini - Moog River
[yt]UvJleU5_knc[/yt]

Les Baxter - Yellow Sun
[yt]PHQFPKqcv5Y[/yt]

Charles Mingus - The Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers
[yt]Bz7_toQc4lE[/yt]

Ok I don't know who they are, but I'm going to thank them for keeping the grill at full power. :)

woah, you're unstoppable.

^ Plus, Coal is superb, I'm still happily using it though I planned so many times to replace it with a newer BBQ.

Yes, I was going with stable to be honest, but I'm so used to sid now I changed my mind. It's all your fault, guys.

New entry. I already told you many times I opened a little school with my wife. It's been a year now since the day we started, and the amount of work and paper keeps increasing. Here's the solution: a little server to easily manage all that stuff. http://s30.postimg.org/elnmauql9/20140129_183340.jpg...

Welburst novacome.

Did it today: resizing partitions (shrinking /home, more space for /) without any care whatsoever about the fact that I had still 4hrs of work to do. It took gparted 3 and half hours to finish all that, plus e2fsck and resize2fs to notify my system that now / is bigger. Well, still 20 minutes before...