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Bungee00

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Registered: 2013-06-06

Posts: 13

New to #!

Hello everyone

since sunday I am also a member of this great #! community. As absolutely happy with the OS and did get along good so far.

All in all I am running my computers on linux based systems for about 4 years now and it was one of the best decisions I ever made. After Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04 and lately Lubuntu 12.10 I wanted something even more small and simple for my desktop and ended up with #! and am having my first experience with debian. But as I said above - I just love it. Took me only like 6 hours to set up my conky, tint2, menu.xml (via GUI), rc.xml, autostart, mail-client and new browser. Only thing I am missing is a shutdown/logout button right besides the notification icons. Will have a deeper look into the forum now to solve my problem. Maybe any suggestions?

Greating from Berlin - Germany

Bungee

DebianJoe

#! Code Whisperer

From: The Bleeding Edge

Registered: 2013-03-13

Posts: 1,207

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Re: New to #!

Welcome to the Crunchbang family Bungee.  It's a pleasure to have you with us.

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lcafiero

The #! Guy

From: Felton, California, USA

Registered: 2011-07-21

Posts: 2,217

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Re: New to #!

Welcome to CrunchBang, Bungee, and hope you enjoy the distro!

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uname

#! Junkie

Registered: 2013-03-15

Posts: 476

Re: New to #!

If you need button you can search for application launcher in tint2.

Bungee00

Member

Registered: 2013-06-06

Posts: 13

Re: New to #!

Thx uname.

But am not talking about application launchers. Yes of course I could have my power-off-button as an application in tint via a .sh file. But I thought it would be possible to have such a button on the very top right besides or even in the systray. I saw a screenshot here that had such a button. Will try to find it again and then put my question in the "help" part of this forum.

KrunchTime

#! Die Hard

From: not where I belong

Registered: 2012-03-02

Posts: 2,385

Re: New to #!

After Ubuntu 10.04, 12.04 and lately Lubuntu 12.10 I wanted something even more small and simple for my desktop and ended up with #! and am having my first experience with debian.

If you've used Ubuntu or any derivative thereof, then you've used Debian.  Welcome to the distro and the community.

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fatmac

#! Die Hard

Registered: 2012-11-14

Posts: 1,948

Re: New to #!

Welcome aboard Bungee00.

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VastOne

#! Ranger

From: V-Ger

Registered: 2011-04-26

Posts: 10,165

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Re: New to #!

Welcome to CrunchBang and the Community Bungee00!

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Bungee00

Member

Registered: 2013-06-06

Posts: 13

Re: New to #!

Tvm for the warm welcome.