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Hello!
My name is Tova
I am 16 years old, son of information technology-guy.
This is my first experience with a Linux Distribution and sadly, I cannot say that it has been going well =.=
I have 3 computers, one of them a 486 from 1995 that I have more for games, a Dell laptop from 2000 and a slightly newer Windows XP desktop.
Recently, I have decided to put CrunchBang on my Dell laptop and... encountered serious issues that I will describe in another post.
All in all, if CrunchBang does acctualy decide to work, I am very pleased and exited to be able to work in this new enviroment!
I hope I can find people here who will help me with my issue :3
Lep pozdrav iz Slovenije
Greetings from Slovenia
Last edited by TovaSLO (2013-02-23 21:48:54)
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Hello! And welcome to Crunchbang.
You are using old hardware indeed! I managed to get a Toshiba Laptop from 2001 working fairly well with Crunchbang, though I eventually got rid of that laptop. It took some work, and I believe I had to run with ACPI off because Toshiba is a horribly non-linux friendly company. They had really bad bios software.
Dell is probably easier to work with. I'm sure someone can help you! Good luck!
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on the really old systems id recommend probably Damn Small Linux(DSL), Slitaz, or Tinycore. I got DSL to work on my dell inspiron 2600. I did get debian squeeze to work but only on a external monitor not on on the lcd screen...weird.
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Welcome aboard TovaSLO.
(If indeed you are unsuccessful with #!, & I doubt you will be, there are certainly other distros that will work, all the best.)
Linux since 1999
A good general beginners book for Linux :- http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz
A good Debian read :- http://debian-handbook.info/get/now/
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Thanks everyone!
I didn't describe my problem here as it is only an introduction page
if anyone has too much free time, I posted it in more details here http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=25014
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