Yay, keep it up Corenominal!  Soon as I get an income I'll donate some more moolah - really glad to know ur in it for the long haul...  Off to test Waldorf now - looking forward to it big_smile

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@jens

U remember loading programs from a tape?  Trying to get the volume EXACTLY right?

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Hi jens

I started on the Sinclair ZX80, then 81, then Spectrum, then 128k - or at least I think that was the order. I too learned BASIC & with the help of my grandfather(!?) created the snake program popularised by Nokia phones - wish we'd patented it!!!! tongue

Hi

Can't go wrong with an HP.

I loaded my audio files in Rhythmbox or Banshee (depending which pc I'm at) & editted the media tags thru them. Select the relevant files, right-click & hit properties - if my memory serves.

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I'm only recently getting in2 whiskies.  Glenmorangie 'Lasanta' is nice, Jamesons Special Reserve is divine. JD is ok, Jeam Beam is ok - wanna try Wild Turkey. Bowmore pretty peaty & not bad either (4 a weird peaty drink!)

Another thought. You could install winetricks - that'll be a help with directx.

Directx is only for windows-based PCs.

Check this out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX

After working perfectly for a while now my screen becomes a giant X!!! hmm

@machinebacon

Thanks for that.

I usually use XBMC for viewing vids (from a flash drive (no HD yet)), but sometimes, while I'm working on PC I want to watch summat via VLC. However, the screen goes blank after a short while (obviously the power management is a bit unreliable - I don't use a screensaver). I even told VLC (i think in vlc.conf) not to blank - to no avail.

I added your 3 lines to autostart.sh & it worked a treat.

Again, thank you very much big_smile

As the title to this post is [Solved] I don't really expect an answer.  However, mine isn't.  I installed via repo - the result was "could not open media source", then updated via  http://flavio.tordini.org/minitube with no difference...

I like Ubuntu-base AND Debian-base.  They both 'work' for me. However, I like the idea that there are less 'layers' for potential errors with a Debian-base and we can only 'blame' two parties instead of three wink
A big however comes when I must say I love Openbox & hate Xfce - don't you dare start flaming me, hehe lol

Anyhoo, this is Corenominal's baby and I hope in some recognisable format #! is here to stay (ie, not straying too far from the original...)

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Its corenominal's 'baby' - he can do what he wants...

Coincidentally, I like it tongue

@Corenominal

Congrats - you've done it again.

Statler is awesome! big_smile

@papparonny. Thanks, tried that but it still didn't like it. I installed wicd instead. Patchy start for wicd somehow but its settled down.

Thanks again for all those who helped big_smile

Well, I installed wicd (i normally do - I just thought I'd tinker for a bit) & it work fine (well, slightly flaky connection - but at least it is a connection!)

Thanks for your help slapfish smile

No, odd isn't it. Ifconfig can detect it and tell me its up and running but network manager doesn't seem to know its even there.  Even when I tell it what the settings are!

Yep, you're right, running as superuser worked. Eth0 is up and running under ifconfig.  Thanks for that.  I still don't know how network manager can get that info.

slapfish wrote:
Bane wrote:

@slapfish. How did you do that? ifconfig isn't installed, as such. What commands did you use?

I've set everything up in network manager, even to telling it the mac address of the router!

After installation the network manager wasn't working for some reason... the wired network wasn't managed. So I had to change the nm-system-settings.conf to "enable" the wired network.

Ifconfig was installed...

the first time I installed statler network was ok... roll

When i run a terminal and type ifconfig it says command not found. When i look for it in the package manager iproute is installed with these notes

"The iproute suite, also known as iproute2, is a collection of
utilities for networking and traffic control.

These tools communicate with the Linux kernel via the (rt)netlink
interface, providing advanced features not available through the
legacy net-tools commands 'ifconfig' and 'route'."


nm-system-settings.conf only exists after i create it! its empty, obviously.:D

What am i doing wrong?

@slapfish. How did you do that? ifconfig isn't installed, as such. What commands did you use?

I've set everything up in network manager, even to telling it the mac address of the router!

Yay. Managed to install - properly - my burn was faulty.  Now, strangely enough, my lan only works in live mode, not after being installed.  Ok, 4 now as the wlan is working. Just gotta figure out why the lan isn't.  It's sky broadband btw.  Wonder what's missing from full install compared to live.......

Managed to install too & failed @ grub creation.  Have tried super grub disk, cli instructions & live cds to get a working grub, all to no avail.  This is my 2nd day - wot am I missing?

This is me running live from the thumbdrive I just mentioned.  Cool, Corenomial cool

Downloaded crunchbang-10-alpha-01-openbox-i686.iso, burnt to disk, booted up, but only get 1st screen (am using Eeebox, by the way),asking what I wanna do next. Drive light flashes then system reboots!
Mebbe crap cd-r, gonna check md5 & try thumbdrive with unetbootin next.

Downloading now... wink