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snowpine wrote:babouk wrote:Now my question:
Some years ago - if I remember well, it was not recommended to
mix aptitude and apt-get ...
Does anybody know if that is still the case and why exactly?
Extremely frequently-asked question at: forums.debian.net
The answer depends on a) who you ask; and b) whether you're using Stable or Testing/Unstable.
Thanx Snowpine - I will have a look at the debian forum as well!
By the way I am using #! with stable
I used aptitude for a while ... recently I reinstalled, and now I am using apt-get again.
In fact I like both.
Now my question:
Some years ago - if I remember well, it was not recommended to
mix aptitude and apt-get ...
Does anybody know if that is still the case and why exactly?
Kuno wrote:I stupidly deleted the rpm and converted deb before backing up the files. So i hope your conversion will work. As far as i remember, i took a fedora-rpm also...
Hi everybody, thanx Kuno!!!
On my system - using pekwm lxappearance 0.5 also works now.
All the themes are now sorted alphabetical + the whole thing looks better!
Here is my deb package converted with alien from the above mentioned rpm:
http://ompldr.org/vOGdmdg
...
My April Desktop
still Pekwm ...
Thanx alot!
Just added ...
merelyjim wrote:... you find you need a "testing machine," so you'll have at least one working machine to check the forums about why you can't get the other machine's wifi chipset to recognise the wireless network.
True story!
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I am still waiting for THE CRASH
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Happy New Year! from Bremen - North Germany
to all Crunchbangers!
oalicein wrote:With tint2, I can't seem to change the system tray icons straight from the system tray. Would the easiest way to change the icons be to replace the source images? If so, where can I find them? Any other suggestions would also be appreciated!
Icons are in
/usr/share/icons/
... and I change them with lxappearance ... symbol
... hope thats what you are searching for.
p.s.
to see the change in tint2 do
killall tint2
... and start tint2 again ... and you should see the change
root wrote:I am too a lover of KDE and the minimalism desktops with Openbox and similar window managers.
There is nothing wrong about that.
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boromeus wrote:@babouk:
My Serbian friends call the pot džezva [jazz-whah]. Maybe it's similar in Turkish.
Anyways, this kind of coffee is the best. You can call it Turkish coffee, Greek coffee (ellinikos kafes) or simply "home-made coffee" (domača kafa) in southern Slavic languages. I often prepare it for myself at home with a tiny bit of cane sugar and some cinnamon. But it's also good with orange or lemon peel! Try it out once!
... once more @boromeus! - just saw that you are Hungarian
in fact the first mokka-like coffee I drank in Hungary! - in Eger -
it was 15 Years ago ... nagyon finom
I traveled to Hungary a lot that time - what a beautiful country!
gutterslob wrote:Have I ever mentioned how much I love those non-technical Windows users. They get their comp infected with a crapload of malware and viruses, and then consider upgrading to the latest and greatest version of windows, hoping it'll be more secure... only problem is, their comp is too underpowered for the latest. So they go waste their money on a new system, while I get another free computer 
.... again
... just sold my old VAIO tz (2GB RAM) ... and had to reinstall Vista - took me
500 years and is slow slow snow...
nice wallpaper gutterslob ...
My X-mas desktop ...
pekwm-theme optima modified
Optima_Light
gtk-theme Elegant Light
boromeus wrote:@babouk:
I often prepare it for myself at home with a tiny bit of cane sugar and some cinnamon. But it's also good with orange or lemon peel! Try it out once!
thanx for the tipp boromeus
its good with rose-leaves or a bit of rose-gelee as well
merry x-mas
Here in north of germany we have a lot of
snow now - everything is white - a real X-mas evening ...
just started reading #!-forums first time today 19:20 ...
Happy X-mas again to all #!-lovers!!!!!!!!!
I do not know the proper english word for it ...
maybe coffee-pot
kahve-pot ? (http://translate.google.com/#en|tr|coffee-pot)
http://www.buyarabic.com/storeItem.asp?ic=HO249405IC848
THANX!
... yes similar pot!
We can get things VERY similare here in Argentina ....
Now I have to try your recipe
Teşekkürler (praying that that is right for Thank you!)
guess thats right ... my girlfriend is turkish ...
enjoy the recipe ...
they drink it in small cups only - so its my own mixture
Sector11 wrote:babouk wrote:cook it in a traditional turkish coffee-cup
... and stir it a lot - wait until the coffee comes up before serving
p.s.
it's not the coffee that makes the problem ...
it's the milk we add!
If I only knew what a traditional turkish coffee-cup was ...
Regarding your PS: could not agree with you more
I do not know the proper english word for it ...
maybe coffee-pot
For how long are you going to play with #!
on X-MAS evening?
I like to prepare turkish mokka-like coffee
in big cups (200 ml of water) and add some spices to it ....
so here is my recipe (per cup) :
2.5 Tsp. of turkish mokka
2 Tsp. Agave-Sirup (prefer the taste to shugar)
a pinch of salt
a pinch of hot madras curry
a pinch of caraway
cook it in a traditional turkish coffee-cup
... and stir it a lot - wait until the coffee comes up before serving
p.s.
it's not the coffee that makes the problem ...
it's the milk we add!
babouk wrote:LIke 'ur screenshot a lot!!!!
cool
Could u post the gtk-theme please?
Thanks a lot, i send it to you per message, but i have to say that the gtk bugs with gimp.
Thank you zerosolution !
the real dave wrote:Zerolution wrote:So, this is my first shot on Crunchbang, hope you like it:
Wow thats white
i just installed the latest Statler XFCE, so I'll post a screenshot in a while
LIke 'ur screenshot a lot!!!!
Could u post the gtk-theme please?
Zen:Core wrote:Changed my colors to an old-school low contrast green.
GTK is based off of termgtk and OBTheme is based off of 2px.
termGTK is cool - also the default one!
my first try to use xfce in statler ...
so far very nice and easy!
started liking termGTK ... and 'ur greenish old-school one looks very nice ...
joeb149 wrote:I can't believe how nice Crunchbang is, I just installed it over Windows 7 - I had no idea
Linux had so many free programs that are so helpful, I had no idea about OpenOffice,
Gimp, And Inkscape. Using bluefish I created www.htmlcodeblog.com , Keep going
Crunchbang developers it's a great operating system. But just wondering if anyone else has used Bluefish to make websites? And if so for personal or business?
Hi, I played a draw against Peter Leko in Hungary, when he was 11 years old must have been in
the early nineties ...
I stopped playing chess 15 years ago
hihi
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