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I've only ever in my life used Slackware and vanilla Debian on my personal machines and I've never understood the distro-hopping that people seem to do. Why wo
by philsnow 12y ago
I've only ever in my life used Slackware and vanilla Debian on my personal machines and I've never understood the distro-hopping that people seem to do.
Why would you do a distro search to find another distro that offers openbox, isn't absolutely everything an apt-get / emerge / pacman / yum / nix-update / whatever away ?
- smellf 12y agoYes, and I've gone that route before - install Debian, install openbox, install your panel and networkmanager and all the other little desktop utilities and get them configured and working together as you wanted and skinned to look ok together. But that's a lot of work, and starting from Crunchbang I can get a system where I want it a lot faster. I also don't get the distro hopping, my path was Debian -> Crunchbang for desktops shortly after wheezy went stable. But if Crunchbang development is ceasing, then soon I'll need to move on to something else. I may try to get some variation of the #! config ported to jessie. Maybe I'll even package and release it, who knows.