CrunchBang Linux

RIP Fuduntu
http://www.fuduntu.org/blog/2013/04/15/ … l-14-2013/

Had the same problem with all the recent GhostBSD images.

My solution (following some searches on the web I can't remember the link to) was, when blocked at that stage, to open another tty with Ctrl+Alt+F2 then become root  then edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf with ee (the text editor you usually find in BSD distros) and change all the occurrences of the graphic driver (Intel in my case) with vesa.

$ su
# ee /etc/X11/xorg.conf

After that you go back to your previous tty and $ startx will be working nicely>

  I will try to find the links, they are somewhere in the old forums: http://oldforums.ghostbsd.org/index.php

@nickblack: regarding this page : https://www.sprezzatech.com/wiki/index. … prezzOS%3F

"Knoppix is designed to be run from CDs and USB sticks. It was the first major "Live CD", but everyone can do this now."
Well, Knoppix has a very important plus: it's got Adriane ( http://www.knopper.net/knoppix-adriane/index-en.html ) for visually impaired.. and not everyone can do this now!

"Mint seems basically a Ubuntu with explicit support for non-free software.
Perhaps it ought be called "Painted Whore Linux" "
Sounds a bit overdramatic, it's for Gnome 2 lovers!

^My local Morrisons is having some nice baguettes, bien longues, pas trop cuites, as I like them.
I buy them by 4, slice them and freeze them for the week.

Didn't know there was a mandatory 20€ to spend in that online supermarket.

I've been checking on Monoprix online and a pack of this succulent raspberry biscuits costs 2.79€ only in France!

Otherwise, my sister is coming to see me in December and she's got a 23kg baggage allowance, so enough room for Savora (http://www.amazon.com/Amora-Savora-Spic … B00171GVAO) , spelt , various organic things I miss here, crêpes from Brittany and certainly for your Bjorg biscuits.
This way, sending them to you from the UK will be less expensive.

PS: Life in the UK for a French native is okay now that your can find some good baguettes here! 

Hi Marianne,
usually you find Bjorg products in organic shops in France. Try to search organic shops in London, there should be a few.
Otherwise, we could arrange something with my sister, who still lives in France, provided you're ready to pay for the postage.

There's a slight mistake here, it's omelette au fromage ( au, not du).
Beside that, we Frenchs rather have omelette nature (plain), not cheese ones.
   

http://www.paris.fr/english/english/how … port_19237

http://paris.angloinfo.com/af/430/paris … ccess.html

http://www.secretsofparis.com/computer/

Otherwise French usually have what they call a "box" at home, it gives you landline phone, ethernet and wifi access, plus often digital TV.
Your friends might have that. You log in with your phone number and a passphrase and you can also use that anywhere in France when you find a hotspot from the same ISP provider (ex: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_(ISP) )

^ I've downloaded Oyster and am truly impressed by the work! All these window managers to test, a real dream!
  I wasn't aware some members of CrunchBang forums were working on Linuxbbq; I take my hat off to them, it's truly amazing, keep up the good work!

You might also check this: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=145146

There's a bug report about it ( https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/30864 ) and the solution, provided your ~/.xinitrc is correct and you've been checking slim logs ( $ journalctl /usr/bin/slim if you're using systemd, $ tail /var/log/slim.log otherwise ), would be to install slim-nock (Slim w/o Consolekit support) from the AUR

Here are a few links that might be of help:
http://www.french-linguistics.co.uk/gra … ench.shtml
http://www.languageguide.org/french/gra … /mep2.html
http://www.jefrench.com/basic-french-le … h-lesson-3

This one http://www.fourmilab.ch/francais/gender.html claims:

http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_guide/ … 25484.html
http://french.lovetoknow.com/Free_Frenc … ender_List

And don't worry, it comes with use and the French are very fond of French language spoken with a British accent and the cute little mistakes that come with it.

What about you, Digit?
  You were one of the first posters on this topic, back in 2009; did you manage to quit for good?