Edit:

And a few changes later.......

And here it is in blue

I believe this is the fastest install we have had....... just over 6min :-D

Pics or it didnt happen.......




and with a total of 8 installs today and 6 of those on this machine in various different setups........ I didnt have one single error!

OB w/ Nvidia proprietary drivers using 190MB memory...... cant beat that!

Quote from: jst_joe on January 14, 2013, 05:37:56 PM
@lwfitz and @falldown
Phenomenal work as usual. 

Thanks, and same to you! That is amazing!


@ falldown

fantastic work as always! I wouldnt expect anything less 

Quote from: VastOne on January 14, 2013, 04:58:01 PM
@lwfitz and @falldown

Incredible work and layouts!  Wow! 

Thanks buddy 

Well I have never actually introduced myself in any forum so I figure this is a good place to start........

There are  many passions in my life but technology and growing along with it is probably my number one. I am a hardware guy from the time I was a child, whether I was "juicing" up an rc car or trying to squeeze every watt out of an amp I have spent my life pushing man made objects as far (and many times further) they would go.
I run a full service contract I.T company that specializes in "on call" tech support for all pc/mac related issues whether its hardware or software related along with installation and repair of home audio/theater systems. home/office networking, server maintenance/management, smart phone repair/os reinstall  and  working with non-profit organizations.

This is all a learning process so thank you all in advance for the information that you provide me on a daily basis and I hope that I am able to pass along some of that knowledge.

As for my Linux experience, I started with Ubuntu 6.06 and shortly there after when Mint was released I Jumped on that band wagon and stayed with that until 2010 where I started distro hopping between about 72,000 different distributions until finally settling with Crunchbang 10 and ultimately then upgrading to Waldorf. All that time I never really found what I was looking for and just kind of settled on some very good distributions until while reading the #! forums one day I found VastOnes net install howto and the VSIDO script he had written and I was hooked. This time not once feeling like I am just settling for the better release.

And then theres conky......... With the help of people like Sector11, mrpeachy, falldown and VastOne I have been able to find a new passion and that is making some pretty cool desktop configurations. As with most of Linux there are pretty much no limits. If I think it, it can probably be done.

Thanks guys for allowing me to be a part of your community  :-)