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Sub 15, here we go.

Jesus.... , talk about re-defining awesomeness

pidsley wrote:Just to show that it is possible to run a sub-15M 64-bit X system.

Upload it to the ducks, 99% of the people won't even realize :) You're awesome, Doctor, awesome!

^ I got it down to 25MB of RAM with CRUX, but Pidsley always manages to set new levels of RAM usage. I have to get better at it. ;)

Scary experimental system.

^ busybox replaced coreutils?
genuine scary!

franksinistra wrote:^ busybox replaced coreutils?
genuine scary!

What ? o_O Oh wait, busybox does comes with basic set of coreutils doesn't it ?

^ It does. In your system simply enter "busybox --help", this shows a list of commands. Works 95% well. To call busybox inbuilt commands, use it like busybox ls or busybox vi.

Thanks again mb :)

Now even coreutils seems bloat ;)

Latest buildroot system, with links browser in graphics mode.



I cut out some crap, use ccache and tmpfs, and build on the core2quad; the build time is down to 35 minutes (from 78 on the core2duo without ccache).

Very nice! You can play around with the xlinks colors (I usually tone the background down to #050505 or so, and the bars to #1a1a1a) :)

Oh why the fuck not... scrotting for the hell of it. One of my favorite releases, anyway...

^ Nice bones. Black, white, and gray is one of my favorite color combinations.

That is quite nice sir bonesy. Skateboard colors are looking good! So grandfather evil ... has that been you're daily driver lately? Release and wm?

Drew, no. Still using Slackware with spectrwm, I was just feeling the urge to grill some evil, and this is one of my favorite 64-bit releases.

Thanks bones. I didn't know anyone actually used that release. It was one of my favorites too, along with Zijwaarts.

http://linuxbbq.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?f ... one#p26914

^ it *was* a sad/great day in Linux history :D

^^ & ^ Maybe a repeat of the two greats in BBQ history for the year 'MMXV', with a twist or two (aka BBQ staff fingerprints)? Just a thought, and thank you for reminding me about some of the greats guys :)

Cheers
simon

Ps. Zijwaartz 'uber alles' @ Pidsley :)

Thanks simgin. Those two are my favorites because they are mine -- but they are really just respins of bacon's work, and they are nothing compared to all the quality releases he has produced from his secret lair in China.

^ lol thanks, that was the time when the installer worked :D Simon, what if you make a respin of them? ;)