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Basically every Windows version since 3.1 -> FreeBSD (took me days to get what i thought was a working install ) ->Debian -> FreeBSD/Windows XP -> pure FreeBSD for a couple of years -> and now Debian is the only thing I run on my computer.

Back to Gnome.

I chose apt. It's just a habit, I have always used it.

Fluxbox for now ;) http://home.no/absum/morax-2007.05.25-17.29.46.png Oh, oh, PULEASE tell me, what's that cute font you have as window titles? Where can I get it? And which GTK theme do you use? TNX! Yes, the font is called "New Dr. Yoshiabibi". You can get it here: http://www.dafont.com...

Fluxbox for now

http://home.no/absum/morax-2007.05.25-17.29.46.png

I've never tried bootsplash before, maybe I'll check it out, thanks.

Update: GNOME again.

Thanks for this.

Much of this HOWTO was taken from this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=295134 - so thanks to Kimm at ubuntuforums.org This HOWTO was written using Debian lenny/sid, I do not know if it will work in Sarge or Etch. First, we need to add a new repo, so su to root: # nano /etc/apt/sourc...

Since I rarely watch videos and listen mostly to music, I must say that XMMS is my favorite media player.

Thanks for some of these useful tips.

I use keybindings for the applications that I use the most. Every binding is used with CTRL+SHIFT, so I can access the keys very quickly, just like someone would micro in games.

It's TV2, what else could you expect?

I would have to say Nexuiz

Dargor wrote:

morax wrote:

Dargor wrote:Linux is more interesting/leet'er and it doesnt assume I'm a noob.

That is the one of the main reasons that I chose Linux too.

sorry which one, i stated three reasons.

It doesn't assume that I am a noob.

I used to use Azureus, but since I do not have much memory it didn't take too long before it had hogged it all and everything would just stop working, then I changed to uTorrent with wine, and haven't had any problems since.

Dargor wrote:Linux is more interesting/leet'er and it doesnt assume I'm a noob.

That is the one of the main reasons that I chose Linux too.

Update, having a go at Xfce.

http://home.no/absum/screenshots/2007-0 ... _scrot.png

Maybe you could try FreeBSD, it sure would be my choice after Debian

It's just an illusion, no software is installed on your system, it's all in your head