Dude!
That conky makes that wall look better than I ever imagined it.

^ Sweet!

You're never too old!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DWiB7ZuLvI#

Welcome Gordon,
Good to see you here.

Quote from: Dodge RamI have tried other distros and I would have printer problems.

Welcome to The VOID.
If you ever run into printer problems go here http://www.precisionroller.com/.
Do a search of your printer for hard parts (imaging unit, fusing unit etc...).
Any other models that cross reference will have the same print driver.
Hope this helps in the future.

Not sure where I'm going with this yet, it's a work in progress.
I do have an image in my mind, I just haven't quite hit it yet.



And...
I found out if you're away from this place for a day or two...
You got a lot of reading to do. 

When I first started messing with computers (dos, windows 3.1) I broke things on a regular basis. 
Nothing but a thang, that's how you learn.

And here I thought it was something I did. 
It took me an hour or two yesterday to get things figured out and working again.
I mean really if I wanted stable I sure wouldn't be here.

I made a VHD of my Windowz 7 HD, it runs around 2.75 GB on VirtualBox with 2GB and 2 cpu's allocated.
I expected Windowz to max out anything allocated to it. 
It still runs pretty smooth on the VM even while running MS Publisher.

Under 1.5GB running Iceweasel and Virtual Box openSUSEx86_64 Xfce with 2 cpu's and 2GB ram allocated.



Nice work VastOne...
I'm impressed! 

Thanks VastOne.
I was just wondering because I use Thunar and it required gvfs-fuse and gvfs-backends to be able to sftp to remote servers.
I guess those two packages haven't been upgraded yet, I ran aptitude and had it downgrade gvfs to 1.12.3-4.
The only thing it uninstalled was the mplayer-nogui package and everything seems to be running fine.
Thanks for the info.

Is there a reason the x64 builds use gvfs 1.12.3-4 and x86 uses 1.16.0-1?

@ lwfitz...
You don't like Batman, do you?
Nice cave!

Very nice damo!
Hum 2.9 I'll definitely be checking that out.

Welcome damo.
Looking forward to seeing some more of your eye-candy work with blender.
Very nice indeed.