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Way back when, I tried the 9.04 version of #! and kind of liked it, but didn't stick with it. Now with the advent of Unity and other undesirable changes taking place with the popular distro, I have been thrashing about trying to find a new home and ended up here again after seeing a news item about #! now being under-girded by Debian Squeeze. Installation of #! 10 on my Asus EeePC 8G was a reassuring experience, especially the whole disk encryption. I couldn't get it to go on a FitPC v1.0 box and had to resort to the Openbox version of PCLOS in that case. Overall, #! is looking good on my EeePC. Once I get used to it, I plan to install it on my main laptop.
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Welcome to #!
Be eggsalad to each other.
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Good to hear awds, welcome to #!
d(o_O)b
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Welcome back awds, great idea to install. I hope your laptop will love #! Ask if in doubt about something,
and just have some regular fun while #!ing!
Time to move on!#
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hi awds, welcome to the community!
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Welcome to the forums. There's fried eggs and bacon biscuits in the kitchen -- help yourself. 
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Hi and welcome back to the #! community. 
#! Waldorf - 64bit - Xfce
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Welcome back! 
I've always found it ironic that back in the 9.04 days, I learned about #! from the Ububut-UK-podcast, and thought that the switch from Ubuntu to Debian was a bad idea. Now, years later, with Unity and Wayland, and all, I wonder what the hell I was thinking....
"When I enter a command... I expect ass to be hauled and the coffeelike aroma of hustle delicately hovering in the air." -thalassophile
My attempt at a blog; http://waitingonragnarok.blogspot.com/
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