LinuxBBQ

Actually it's built from scratch ("Professional" base), but it's with the good old "Proof 32" release in mind. The new "Proof" has following special features:

* Debian vanilla 586 kernel, version 4.2
* sysvinit
* no upower, no udisks, no gvfs, no policykit, no consolekit
* no-GTK top level applications:
** gitfm file manager
** alpine mail reader
** elinks web browser
** feh image viewer
* BBQ toolbox:
** Music: tinyradio, playstream, playmp3
** System: env-info, automount, bbqexit
** Utilities: dkeger, bbqpkg, bbqsnapshot, bbqinstaller
* additional goodies:
** cclive (needs a media player, eg. mplayer)
** scrotnow, scrotsel (keybinds to PrntScr and Shift+PrntScr)
** ceni for network configuration
** units unit conversion
** curl/wget download helpers
** ssh/sftp secure shells
** printfile (needs lprng)
** mpg123 music player
** etc etc

After installation, reboot and log in as root, then run "setup" to create new users. If you fail to do so, remember to edit ~/.Xresources and add the include to point at ~/.Xresources_colors

If you want to change the top-level apps, run "exo-preferred-applications"

Happy grilling! http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxbb ... o/download

Time to throw away Fedora on my media server. :)

^ Test this fucker first, no warranty of course :D

sexy.

Looks light and fast from a live USB. :)

Wow can't wait to try this sexy release thanks Machinebacon.:):)

Putting this on my T41 when it gets here today. What great news to come home to :D

Sweeet Julius we always like a "nude" XFCE :D
cheers
simon

This one looks delicious! Can't wait to throw it on - thanks, MB!

Insane RAM usage! :)

Wow, this is sweet stuff! I removed the bottom panel and tweaked the top panel a bit. Now, I'm trying to learn this gitfm. Thanks, MB. You tha man!

^ yeah, gitfm is the bomb. I haven't used ranger since I was introduced to it!

My little nose is so full of happiness right now.

Big hug to you, mr bacon

^uh, ha. I used to get the same from Larry.

Looking like very very sweet stuff. Good choice, thanks! :)

Thanx ;)

fog wrote:Thanx ;)

An important day in history: fog has left a sign of life! :D

^ still lurkin' :D - good to know :)

O.S. Proof
Machine Dell Latitude D620.
Wallpaper NZ Tui in a flax Bush.

^ nice!

Darry, two+one hints:
- right-click on the top-right button (Menu) and go to Properties to choose an icon :)
- edit the ~/.Xresources file and add the line at the bottom, then run the command - press the PrtSc button for instant scrots (saves to ~/scrots)

;)