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I haven't used a Linux desktop in quite a while, but Crunchbang was pretty great. No desktop (as far as I remember), right-click menu as the one source find ev
by ravenstine 5y ago
I haven't used a Linux desktop in quite a while, but Crunchbang was pretty great. No desktop (as far as I remember), right-click menu as the one source find everything, a minimalist taskbar, and a better terminal than what shipped with any Debian distro. It was a sad day when the author abandoned it, although it's really not hard to just download Debian and replace the DE with Openbox and the other things that came with Crunchbang.
- lproven 5y agoCrunchbang has 2 successor distros: BunsenLabs (very conservative, basically just updated CB). CrunchBang++ (modernised a little, with some new features and shiny). AIUI: The BunsenLabs community are aggrieved because they respected Corenomial's rights over it and so didn't use the original name. The CB++ people are bolder: they asked him, got permission, and were a bit more radical. TBH I wish they would either settle their differences and re-unify, or the BunsenLabs folks be a little more radical and (for instance) move to Devuan instead.