* Firefox (yes, real firefox, v27)
* Leafpad (come on; admit you use it sometimes)
* Netsurf
* Tinyradio
* Weechat (irssi is still there, but some people prefer weechat)
xbindkeys provides the usual keybinds. Read ~/.xbindkeysrc for more information. bbqlogin runs only on tty1; switch to tty2 for a plain tty login.
Sapphire has a root menu that may be configured -- see the man page for more information. It also has a few "themes" that may be selected from the root menu. The original versions of these themes used a solid-color background, but I modified them to allow wallpaper (one-line change, big deal). The original and modified themes are at /usr/share/sapphire/themes, and the menu is in /usr/share/sapphire/menu. When you update/upgrade, you may see a warning about "no menudefs.hook in sapphire default menu" -- this is because sapphire is supposed to use a big giant auto-generated debian menu, and I removed this from the menu. You may ignore the warning, or add the menudefs.hook back into the menu.
Aewm is a window manager I have avoided for some time, because I don't like its default mouse-button behavior (button 2 resize and move again). So I modified the source code to change the button bindings and rebuilt the window manager. Read ~/README.aewm for the new behavior and how to modify it if you don't like my choices. The code is included for reference (in ~/git) but you will need build tools and appropriate libraries to rebuild the window manager (use apt-get build-dep) or you may simply reinstall from the repo to get the default behavior back. The window manager's appearance may be changed using command-line options or a config file (again, see ~/README.aewm for a note about this config file). Once reconfigured, I found the window manager much easier to use. It's still not my favorite, but many other window managers trace back to this one, so it has historical significance. Aewm also has a configurable root-window menu (actually a separate program called "aemenu") and an optional panel ("aepanel"). See the man pages for more information.
The iso file is a huge ~365M, installs to 1.2G.
Download link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxbb ... o/download
2f1f234ecfe0058934e5e02313eaf89f linuxbbq-maghaz.iso
NOTE -- There is a small bug in the first release of this iso; newly created users do not get the .fehbg, .Xresources, and tinyradio stream file from the bbq user (my fault, sorry). This is now fixed. If you downloaded the iso on March 18th, either copy these files over by hand when you create a new user, or download the fixed version of the iso. Thanks to ChefIronBelly for installing and finding the bug.
