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^This.

Sometimes too.

IIRC, Bork (and Cardboard) come with the 4.0 kernel. you need to replace the kernel first thing after booting. Otherwise the Xserver won't boot. Login as root, add a newer kernel. reboot and then proceed as usual; change root's password, create a new user, etc... I haven't found any issues with the ...

At this point only Debian (Sid and jessie) on metal. Planing to add a BSD. Virtual, anything that makes me curious.

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@ Dr__Chroot: Thanks. Excellent tips.

dmenu love. Gorgeous, Thanks.

Great. Thank you.

Great stuff. Thanks.

Never heard of it. Thanks, bacon.

Same here. Love the simple and fast installer. The only bump I've found is I haven't figured out how to keep a former user account to keep settings when installing a new spin. If the home partition is set to not be formated the installer quits at that point. So I make a backup and copy the configs b...

Hope it comes soon. d-u still wants to remove openrc today.

Thanks, wux.

Thanks for the research, bacon. Really interesting. Made want to test some browsers. uzbl is amazingly smooth for video streaming. Next stop netsurf. It's supposed to work in the framebuffer.

Tnaks for this, bacon. Really helpful for my invoices.

Thanks a bunch, wux.

For OpenRC users:

upgrading this morning was hit by this bug

https://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bug ... 89627.html

That's the cherry crowning the cake. Thanks for this one. It's great having BBQ jessie base available. Now let chicks with glasses come around. Bearded girls might be bearable on ocassions.

Hey, bros. Nixie Pixel... she's mine. And needs glasses too. Cannot say about her beard... yet.

Managed to get the former iso yesterday. Tested good both live and installed in virtualbox. I guess it's pointless now. Going for the new upload.

The OpenRC warnings went away on their own. Just booted this morning and all clear. Darn good.

Thanks for clarifying, bacon. Good to know.