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simgin wrote:Very nice scrot arnold. Btw that series, is it the one from the from BBC channel?
cheers
simon

Indeed it is.

Thank you Stark. This inspired me to download all the Skeptoid episodes.

You could also change compression method to save a bit of space, but maybe that's cheating.

the smaller half of The Two Ronnies passed - http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio ... es-aged-85

Saddened to here of the passing of Garry Shandling - unique

^ Well, that sounds like just the ticket.

I would try the latest nox with DWM on it.

Best wishes for the new year guys. :)

Thank you for that

I've never tried spectrwm. I'd better download Ceramic

^ I thought that looked pretty 'raw'. It's easy to install from git, add patches, recompile and generally pimp out. Give it a shot if you get time. Alternatively there are old bbq spins that use recompilable dwm (decomposed dromedary and chili(?)). DWM is very nice and worth the time (if you have it).

maso wrote:Got a fully-functional dwm running in dCore. Importing suckless-tools worked to get dmenu. Doesn't look like much on the eeepc 701 but still it's satisfying to get it working.

Did you install dwm from the debian package or git?

Ha. I don't think I'll ever remember that one, too used to dpkg -i

agreed - probably networking issue

Welcome. I use Lacipecsenye as well.

Good on you Snap. Welcome!

Into The Abyss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOOoDLbrrgo

pidsley wrote:This is what happens when your OS is "designed" by a committee.

^that

Dr_Chroot wrote:^ Iceweasel with 2 tabs open

EDIT: on a fresh reboot, 198M used and a giant pstree.

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systemd-+-NetworkManager-+-dhclient
        |                |-{NetworkManager}
etc 
etc
etc
etc
etc
etc
        `-xfconfd

I'll be sticking with Proof for my live USB :D

Hmm
Wow

That looks great. Surprised you were able to get the ram use that low. I'd definitely give a new XFCE spin a run. Bottle that up and throw it to us.