Two questions: 1) Rocks! RT-kernel? 2)SystemD and Sid?

[machinebacon]

Looks good to me. Even 75kbit wouldn't mean "all night", at a file size of <400MB.

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 3% [>                                      ] 14,533,839   208KB/s  eta 35m 14s

[machinebacon]

^ this you could've know Potatohead! check it: http://linuxbbq.org/wiki/index.php?title=Trollinger
and the download: http://linuxbbq.org/releases/LXDE/linux ... nger64.iso & http://linuxbbq.org/releases/LXDE/linux ... 64.iso.md5
have fun :)

Rhowaldt, you might want to update the "releases" page here: http://linuxbbq.org/editions2.html (it still says Tollinger is a respin of Saltimbocca and "our recommendation for 32-bit") -- also the "get it here" link goes to the release notes (which implies Trollinger is 32-bit only), while the other "get it here" links either go to a blog post or directly to download.

Done, thanks (I've simply forgotten/ignored it; had a bit of real-life stuff going - the links to blog/forum post are wanted like this, yes).

[wuxmedia]

sorry, that wasnt a compliant my end, my connection maxes out at 700-800k period, debian servers, commercial servers...anything - i meant it was blazing fast.
I know i've made fun of your connection before, no complaints from me whatsoever 8)

[machinebacon]

^ I know wux, wasn't pointed at you ;)

[Potatohead]

Hi Machinebacon, I am sorry, my typed words look rude. I am aware you all do this in your free time and for free, and I am grateful for that. I was looking for the cause of the problem, apologies again if it looked insulting, it was not meant like that, how could I, i really like your work.

[machinebacon]

It happens that the server is a bit slow, believe me I would be happy about having a more reliable speed or connection, but that's the way it is for now. In a few weeks I will provide torrents for the more popular downloads; right now it sems that the LXDE and "lite" spins are "most wanted".
Cheers!

[Potatohead]

Okidoki. The download is IN anyway, but I'm @work now and tonight as well, will install Trollinger64 tomorrow.

[wuxmedia]

@mb give me (or us) a shout when the torrents are available.
running a (home) server 24/7...

[machinebacon]

Okay, here's the first one: http://linuxbbq.org/torrents/LinuxBBQ%2 ... 64.torrent

Thanks!

[Potatohead]

<3

[rhowaldt]

just want to mention the fact that torrents depend on sharing, so a faster download speed isn't guaranteed in any way. in fact, if nobody shares, you might not get your download at all. which is why the direct-download method is often the best. we had torrents for the earliest BBQ releases, and i noticed that there would be a spike in seeders at the release-date that would slowly go off into nothingness after about a week. at any rate, bacon is doing people a great service once again by providing the torrent despite all of this :)

[gurtid]

there's also uget in the repos which is a gtk front end for wget. It works very well and supports resume and all the other 'expected' stuff. Haven't had an issue with direct downloads on bbq (with uget).