> Beautiful non-bloated minimal UI, you don't have to spend hours customizing I would add (as a #! fan who also runs it on an older Core 2 Duo) that the defaul

> Beautiful non-bloated minimal UI, you don't have to spend hours customizing I would add (as a #! fan who also runs it on an older Core 2 Duo) that the default UI is also extremely user-friendly to tweak out of the box if you do want to customize it. Conky makes for some really cool desktop displays, and Openbox is very easily configurable (see also the reviewer's mention of Tint2). Though I suppose those are aspects of Conky and Openbox specifically, they exemplify the feel of using Crunchbang as a whole. I'd like to also reiterate that their forums are fantastic, especially for getting some easy cut-paste config changes. As someone who used it as my second Linux distro (after Ubuntu iirc) after knowing only Windows, it made the transition very easy and fun.