Smallish Blurb about CrunchBang

Heya everyone,

I recently got an older laptop to use as my main workhorse...it was the tradeoff for getting an Asus Eee Pad Transformer...the wife traded me my newer laptop in order for me to get it.  Just the same, I was sitting there with a Gateway M250 with one of the first Centrinos Intel offered humming along at 1.73 Ghz.  I was looking for something fast and lightweight and of course, I thought of CrunchBang.

I was pleased that the ISO's were updated recently and I wrote a bit about this in my blog here:  http://linux-blog.org/old-computer-no-p … s-the-day/

I'll do a more in depth review in the upcoming weeks with screenshots.  I'd just like to say that I'm pleased with choosing CrunchBang and will most likely stick with it for a very long time.

Please note that I am a Unity Linux developer: http://unity-linux.org...I would have put Unity on there as the default install is quite lightweight but we're in the process of migrating our existing package structure to Mandriva...so ISO's are unstable.  CrunchBang is about the most polished Openbox I've found though so you've won me over   I may even attempt something similar with Unity once we've gotten stable again   Thanks!