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Interested in creating a master list of Howto articles / solutions.
Instead of everyone stumbling blindly through the forums for problems that have already been solved, we will be starting a wiki page with solutions to create a centralized location for the answers. Found a good article on the forums? Found an answer elsewhere / figured it out on your own?
If you have found a solution to a problem, post a link to the information here!
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The HOWTO Master List Wiki Page has been created
http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto_pages
All submissions added at this forum thread will be posted to wiki list.
If you have the ability / inclination, create a minor wiki page with a description of your problem/solution.
OR:
Add a link at the Master List wiki page
If you have neither... 
Just post a link to your solution here, and we'll try to add it.
Last edited by e.m.fields (2009-03-19 21:29:41)
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font subpixel smoothing (~/.fonts.conf) :
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … smoothing/
http://netbsdit.altervista.org/wiki/Mes … _dei_fonts
Last edited by gnema (2009-03-20 09:07:42)
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font subpixel smoothing (~/.fonts.conf) : http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … smoothing/
Good one, this could quite easily be turned into a wiki page.
Also, let us not forget the wiki FAQ page, it would be good if we could link to any frequently asked questions and solutions. 
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Huzzah!!
First entry!
Thank you, gnema! Officially added as the first solution on the list.
dailaio: Is that a proper haiku on network interfaces?
@dailaio
Eh heh heh. Yes. Yes, it is.
@corenomial: Oh, duh! Forgot about that! As long as the solutions count as "Frequently asked questions", will add them there too.
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Setting up a private encrypted directory (the easy way) and moving your Mozilla folder into it is as easy as:
sudo apt-get install ecryptfs-utils
ecryptfs-setup-private
mv ~/.mozilla ~/Private
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Here's a few:
Create Shortcuts on Desktop: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … n-desktop/
Create shortcuts for applications/folders in #!:
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … olders-in/
Connect to preferred wireless network on startup: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … n-startup/
Add applications to xfce4-appfinder list: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … -resolved/
Run applications installed by Synaptic Package Manager?
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … e-manager/
How to Temporarily switch keyboard layouts:
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/12407/#p12407
How to terminate hanging applications: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/13589/#p13589
How to redistribute free space to system partition: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/9890/#p9890
#! 10 “Statler” r20110207 32-bit & Openbox
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Excellent, will add these
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Excellent, will add these
Glad to hear it. You might check out some of my other posted questions. I have asked a lot of questions since starting to use #! (what can I say...I'm a noob ;-) Hopefully other noobies can benefit from my experiences. And everyone on the forum has been ridiculously helpful with my issues. I love how willing to help people are on this forum. It makes switching over to Linux from Windows that much easier.
#! 10 “Statler” r20110207 32-bit & Openbox
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e.m.fields wrote:Excellent, will add these
Glad to hear it. You might check out some of my other posted questions. I have asked a lot of questions since starting to use #! (what can I say...I'm a noob ;-) Hopefully other noobies can benefit from my experiences. And everyone on the forum has been ridiculously helpful with my issues. I love how willing to help people are on this forum. It makes switching over to Linux from Windows that much easier.
Ha! That's the same reason I got into the wiki/howtos. I've done a lot of work figuring a lot of things out on my own, and so it's a lot more meaningful a use of that time spent if I share it with others.
I'd love to hear some more problems you've found solutions for... the list is getting bigger!
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added Wbar install page at wiki, 'cause it's purty. 
http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/wbar
Last edited by e.m.fields (2009-03-24 08:07:34)
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Weather in the openbox menu
Original postings: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … 71#p498171
My attempt to make it more user friendly: http://bleachwipes.blogspot.com/2009/03 … -menu.html
Please post which ever one you think best for the end user 
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Weather in the openbox menu
Please post which ever one you think best for the end user
@stopie: Sweet. First line from the blog version caught me. I'll take that as a good enough indicaion of the quality of the rest of the article. 
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How To Setup a Crontab posted by Philip in the wiki.
I view KDE like I view snow. It looks fun and marvelous, it's fun to play in, but after a while I just want someone to take it all away.
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#! on a USB flash drive
How to test your system's USB boot compatibility by pendrivelinux.com
How to make a live CD installation on a USB flash drive by pendrivelinux.com
How to make a full install on a USB flash dive postet by radioz
A comparision of these two methods
How to make a boot CD for #! on a USB flash drive by pendrivelinux.com
How to make a persistent openbox menu and time zone with a live CD on a flash drive postet by corenominal
Last edited by evo (2009-08-04 08:19:45)
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Add a 'super key' to your laptop
Getting more out of GMRun (A-F2)
Get man pages in color
Search the forums with Google
Use Firefox Profiles to control plugin bloat
Make Terminator use eLinks to open urls
Make GnuScreen easier to use with a .screenrc
Protect yourself from flash cookies
Launch OpenOffice with a template open
Add system search
Last edited by fhsm (2009-06-11 01:47:47)
FHSM: avoid vowels and exotic consonants and you'll get your handle every time. identi.ca
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I had a similar issue and the LAN was nonfunctional. My solution was to plug in a wireless usb adapter, and #! auto-loaded the needed drivers. Then I was able to successfully download the drivers to my built in wifi adapter.
#! 10 “Statler” r20110207 32-bit & Openbox
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@lkraemer - Please don't post the Howto directly in this thread. You can make a wiki page or make a thread in the Tips, Tricks & Scripts forum section.
Note: ** Please read before posting **
BTW if you wish to contact me, send me an e-mail instead of a PM.
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Anonymous,
According to the Wiki it is proper! When did it change, and why wasn't the Wiki page updated?
If you have found a solution, add a link here. Submissions are welcome directly to the wiki page. Otherwise, you can add a message about your solution at the HOWTO Master-List sticky at the forums, and we will add it to the wiki for you.
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The first post in this thread says to post a link to your solution.
Anyways the reason I ask that you make a seperate thread or wiki page is to keep this thread clean.
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HOWTO Rotate Your PC Screen For Reading
http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/r … _pc_screen
Last edited by jschall (2009-08-27 14:09:52)
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add the gnome games to crunchbang (includes menu entries)
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … s-to-menu/
Asus U56E Laptop, 6G Memory 750G Hard Drive and #! CrunchBang Linux!
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Is there a PDF for this anywhere? It would be extremely helpful as one for people like me who aren't online constantly and are still really new to the system.
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HOW TO - Get Weather in the Openbox menu!: Blogspot
deal link
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Ok I removed the dead link.
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My Rig: Thinkpad T60p (soon to be refreshed to Thinkpad W510), 2G DDR2, 100G HDD, Running @#! Statler A2 (squeeze) dual booting with Win 7. I use @#! for all purposes (MS Office for office work running in wine and Evolution with Exchange plugin for email)
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