Hey, guys ... you might recognize me from the #!Crunchbang or LinuxMint Forums.
I have been a Linux user for several years. Started with Fedora way back when. Moved to 'buntu for about 2 days, then found LinuxMint. A short while later discovered Crunchbang (Ubuntu-based). Now, I only use Debian or Debian-based Distros.
I used the Xfce DE almost since my 1st day with Linux. Now, I primarily use either Openbox or Fluxbox WMs.
I am a Moderator for a couple of Forums - LinuxMint Forum, LostintheBox (Fluxbox) Forum and Ask.Debian.net
Also, an official Debian-Maintainer for the Fluxbox WM package. Check out my work at http://vrkalak.deviantart.com
Since, Wheezy/Waldorf went into the 'freeze' I switched my sources.list to reflect the Sid repros, just to play around.
I am discovering that I rather like Sid (unstable). After Wheezy/Waldorf goes stable, I might just keep this install of Sid on-hand and have another partition with a 'stable+backports' Debian on it (for work).
I just downloaded the lated ISO for VSIDO -- going to play around a bit. Looks promising.
I have been a Linux user for several years. Started with Fedora way back when. Moved to 'buntu for about 2 days, then found LinuxMint. A short while later discovered Crunchbang (Ubuntu-based). Now, I only use Debian or Debian-based Distros.
I used the Xfce DE almost since my 1st day with Linux. Now, I primarily use either Openbox or Fluxbox WMs.
I am a Moderator for a couple of Forums - LinuxMint Forum, LostintheBox (Fluxbox) Forum and Ask.Debian.net
Also, an official Debian-Maintainer for the Fluxbox WM package. Check out my work at http://vrkalak.deviantart.com
Since, Wheezy/Waldorf went into the 'freeze' I switched my sources.list to reflect the Sid repros, just to play around.
I am discovering that I rather like Sid (unstable). After Wheezy/Waldorf goes stable, I might just keep this install of Sid on-hand and have another partition with a 'stable+backports' Debian on it (for work).
I just downloaded the lated ISO for VSIDO -- going to play around a bit. Looks promising.