LinuxBBQ

Brian Regan- Big Family Stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4lGldoXP6A
-Hinto

Not even Crazy Train?
-H

..And even computer geeks know Iron Man
-hinto

I use smxi to admin it. vera is young, but pretty nice. It's like a DE for OpenBox I wish the launcher would overlay the windows. The flat theme is nice and the distro dev seems to be very responsive. I did have to patch vmplayer since it runs with a 3.19 kernel, but so far so good. -Hinto EDIT: @bo...

"Garbage Man" - The Cramps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N2-jV189Zs
( on topic for once ;) )
-Hinto

Just installed Semplice 7
...interesting.
-Hinto

I started using Linux in 2006. I needed a 64 bit non-Windows development environment to develop a client/server (Java/CORBA) application. By the time I was code freezing, the testers (who by now had forgotten how to test on anything other than Windows) started testing on AIX (64 bit) and non-Active ...

Just caught Jeremiah Johnson
-H

Just saw RoboCop (1987) on cable.
That movie really stands the test of time.
I remember seeing it originally in 1987 at a Drive-In Theatre when I was home for college.
-Hinto

^ Mon Dieu! Is edlin next? ;)
-H

The Dirty Dozen
-H

My favorite Troma is:
The Toxic Avenger
BTW... Kevin Costner started with Troma.
-Hinto

Stevie Ray Vaughan Voodoo Chile
^ I think Stevie did it better than Jimi

Jimi Hendrix guitar burning, Monterey Pop 1967
^ But this is hard to top
-Hinto

Ikey released a beta
https://evolve-os.com/blog/
-H

Is it any good? I have a hard time getting past Arquette. She's pretty one-dimensional. (Medium was horrible)
-H

Hopping as we speak.
-H

"I wouldn't have picked up the guitar if it wasn't for Link Wray"
-Hinto

The dot files are all in the new /home/hinto, so you get all the new distro's look and feel and defaults.
You are in control of moving only the files you want to keep from /home/hinto.bak to /home/hinto.

No different than a backup.
-Hinto

All GUI's are bloat ;) Anecdotally, KDE Mint runs faster than Mate or Cinnamon versions. As far as the same home... When I boot the liveCD/DVD/iso, I just rename /home/hinto to /homt/hinto.bak and install normally. When done, I just copy back things I know I want. (Documents, Video, Music, Downloads...

With /, swap, and /home on separate partitions, distro-hopping each day is a cinch.
Currently running Mint/KDE, but itching to hop to some bbq (again) since #! is in flux and solydXK has moved to "stable", just to shake things up again.
-H