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^ Tried before, didn't "click" for me. Maybe it's time to give it another ride.

mx15 beta1 is out there.

I have used mx14 on one machine since... a long time ago, and I guess 15 will be worth looking at too.
http://antix.freeforums.org/mx-15-beta1 ... t6014.html

Hmm, I have a hunch, sources will be the future of all systems, just "wrapped" differently.
My 2 pence. Lets see what happens.

cheers
simon

^ woah, imagine how long it takes to build Unity from sources :D

^ You got a point there Julius, I think I will stick to JWM :)

Se were talking about buildroot on IRC, and franksn found this: https://github.com/gamaral/rpi-buildroot

I have not yet tried it, but I will as soon as I get a monitor and keyboard for my rpi.

^ so basically you're telling me I have to buy a Raspberry Pi now? ;-)

Brilliant just got my Pi , just love that little thing :D
Hmm how many of us have one btw ? We could make a Pi thread at some point maybe ?

got two of them, the old model and the new B+. open that thread, man :)

Have 3, 2 of the original model A's I waited like 4-6 months to get and a model B+. I just read the priced dropped on the model 2 to $33 so probably add another soon.

Damn is that cheap. Maybe I will order one.

wow, even cheaper? I've got a model A was a little slow, great as a low-powered fileserver.
Need two 2B's now, one for the openELEC install and one to play with :)

I've got a Banana Pro
http://www.lemaker.org/product-bananapro-index.html

Trying Porteous Linux quite nice.

^ yeah it's a nice one. When you are bored of it, have a go with http://www.slitaz.org/ or the mother of Porteus, https://www.slax.org/ and then top it off with http://tinycorelinux.net/ (which I love)

Yep got Tinycore downloaded having a fiddle around with that too - it's awesome.

^^ & ^ I really like Slitaz and Tinycore too <3

Slitaz is lovely! The IT dept at our local community college uses it as a live USB to recover files from borked student computers :)

Or, if you really want something that's still openbox-like but made pretty for you, preconfigured with slick icons and such, there's Semplice all ready to go. It's just shiny, blue, and Italian rather than flat, grey, and British. I use it sometimes, and to my noobish mind it feels like the true successor to #!.

Semplice has always been a great project with its own design philosophy, so yes, +1 from me, too.