• alef
  • #! CrunchBanger
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  • Registered: 2009-02-05
  • Posts: 158

Re: the crunchbang philosophy

Hi Centaclaus, and welcome here.

As some already said, customizing ubuntu to make it more crunchbang-like will cost you lots of efforts and research.

Crunchbang is not only replacing gnome by openbox, some other stuff is customized (pulseaudio removed or something like that).

Finally after some months spent playing around with distros installs and customizations, I join the idea of omns:

omns wrote:

It's nice setting up a box just to your liking. These days I'm just happy to let Philip do it all for me lol

Eee-PC 1000H with CrunchEee 8.10.02
Vaio VGN-FE21H with Crunchbang lite 9.04

no more proprietary OS at home, and still no printer smile
  • From: Germany
  • Registered: 2010-02-07
  • Posts: 7

Re: the crunchbang philosophy

alef wrote:

...
As some already said, customizing ubuntu to make it more crunchbang-like will cost you lots of efforts and research.
...

Yea, I realize that now. Also I don't really have the time to check out how long it would take me wink

@Digit:
You should get a blog, yes smile
I didn't question the sense or legality of free software in general. But we have to admit that not everything that is legal is also useful. Some things in this world are just completely needless, e.g. american beer, russian chocolate or fancy nordic walking outfits tongue