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^ bones, do you have a good fvwm config, or can you create one? I think the thing that has stopped us from doing anything with fvwm so far is how difficult it is to configure. That's the cool thing about Crystal vs. stock fvwm: preconfigured sexiness! Check out the screenies: http://home.gna.org/fv...

How about a FVWM-Crystal version?

http://home.gna.org/fvwm-crystal/

* towo kernel
* 32-bit
* Name? Not sure... Porkchop, Boobies, Double Penetration, Rump Roast, Fellatio... just throwin' 'em out there.

rhowaldt wrote:a broad suggestion: a women's edition?

Isn't that "Mother?"

I say towo (3.10-0). What, really, are the advantages of liquorix for Trollinger? I'm not really knowledgeable about the benefits of liquorix vs. stock, etc. kernels, but I offer this: http://slackermedia.info/html/kernel.html Traditionally, this has not been the main focus of the Linux kernel. Ever...

Will do, I'll post 'em when I get back.

Hmm, gonna have to put some thought into this, as everything I might want to try has already been covered pretty well. Give me a couple of days, I'm headed out to the woods for the weekend.

DebianJoe wrote:Until this bug is solved and people who don't use wget to download pictures of girls can once again have the source of their searching....I won't rest!!!

Yes, yes, priorities, PRIORITIES!

Received the Netgear-WGR614, set up, and all is well. Nice solid, fast connection.

For those about to slack, we salute you. My slackbox at work, updating...

pidsley wrote:I am surprised by how well it works just running live. Every other time I've tried a BSD, I had to spend a while getting everything configured properly, and the packages were really out of date.

Yup, that's been my experience, as well. They have done a really good job. PC-BSD is pretty sweet, too.

Now that I'm done with Gnome, I think this is my next project: This is running from the live CD, but I'm about to install it. Nice. I also played around with the (LXDE) live CD on my T61, but I couldn't get the mofo to recognize my wireless, and was feeling too lazy to delve into BSD-land, so the e...

rhowaldt wrote:^^ i like how the system manager is called 'Rampage'

That's not the Mac OSX system manager, but the RIP (Raster Image Processor) system manager (print industry stuff).

http://rampageinc.com/Home_Page.html

Hey, at least I have a FreeBSD-based system, with a bash console.

I'll see your Windows monstrosity, and raise (lower?) you one. :D

The Melvins. My friend Joe Preston was their bassist back in the 90s.

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dkeg wrote:Bad Brains

Fuck yeah! dkeg, I suspect we listened to a lot of the same stuff, punk and hardcore-wise. I was a skater, myself, but finally gave up due to bodily damage. I've been toying with the idea of getting a longboard to bomb hills, though.

My hometown boys, Poison Idea. Kings of Punk, so not really metal, but with this album they introduced some very metal shit.

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4eyes wrote:Periodically I 'retry' Gnome and it lasts about 3 days max.

Clearly, you have the patience of a saint. I don't even make it 3 hours.

machinebacon wrote:Clooney, I have changed your username as requested, so if you can't log in, try with your new one ;)

No hiccup at all, I didn't need to log in again. Thanks!

I am now oficially tired of GNOME, and I am back on spectrwm in my 1.2G Ubuntu netinstall. :-) It doesn't take long, does it? Am I the only one that wonders WTF the deal is with font rendering in Gnome 3? In my (limited) experimentation with it, the fonts looked shitty no matter what I did. Of cour...

machinebacon wrote:Comes in a moment :D

Thank you, kind sir.