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The PT410X thread: Linux/BSD and Open Source Software for users and beginners!
hedgie:
Hopefully that wasn't a recent install of mint :evil:
osaka:
I heard it only affected versions taken from the web, not torrents.
This reminds me tho. I finally got around to set up my Debian partition into "user accepting" state (that being with a proper sudoers file and all). Installed the thing like 8 months ago, might be time to dist-upgrade next time I boot it up.
On the question of "why Debian", used to have #! and thought I'd need more VM stuff in my degree. On the question of "why 8 months without using it", I didn't need more VM stuff in my degree. On the question of "What desktop manager are you using?", I chose Cinnamon for two reasons:
1.- Installed Mint (also forever ago) on my sis' laptop (it's old, circa 2004) so I thought that having a similar desktop would help for phone customer service.
2.- Installed Mint on my sis' laptop and the interface was so beautiful
Rhodderz:
I had mint installed before Christmas and just upgraded. Also Cin is very beutifull and just nice to use. that combined with Guake :3
osaka:
Ofc, guake (or any dropdown terminal really) is a must once you first use it. Even if you don't do much console stuff, it just makes life that much easier.
hedgie:
Agreed. I'm ashamed to admit that having used some *nix variant since 2001 (Mac), and Linux since 2008 that it wan't until last year that I actually discovered Yakuake. I find myself using terminal applications *more* now than I did before[1]. Far less clutter on the second display, and not having to muck around with a bunch of GUI apps to do the same thing.
[1] Right now, I have 2 terminals split in each tab. shell/rootshell, emacs/mc, pine/yast, htop/iftop, and irssi/finch
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