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djweber

New Member

Registered: 2013-06-27

Posts: 6

Hello from the United States!

I'm a college-age developer from the United States, and have been an on-and-off Linux user for several years now. I've recently been jumping (again) from distro to distro and testing them out, and I must say that I am super impressed with Crunchbang. Streamlined and clean UI, no frills, and a great feel. Seems like a good environment for a developer.

Last edited by djweber (2013-06-27 01:18:23)

lcafiero

The #! Guy

From: Felton, California, USA

Registered: 2011-07-21

Posts: 2,217

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Re: Hello from the United States!

Welcome to CrunchBang, djweber, from the United States as well. It is a good environment for a developer, and just about everyone else. Enjoy the distro!

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DebianJoe

#! Code Whisperer

From: The Bleeding Edge

Registered: 2013-03-13

Posts: 1,207

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Re: Hello from the United States!

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

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pikusinski

Member

Registered: 2013-06-26

Posts: 10

Re: Hello from the United States!

Welcome djWeber.

As a fellow developer I agree.
When I'm at work, we use Windows (Oh the frustration at work, the bad performance on a "top of the line" computer), and I'm always distracted by either bad performance, some backgroundprocess/program wanting my attention for no good reason at all Windows update telling me that it will shut down the computer in 10 minutes, and other things.

These distractions stack up, but with #!, wow. It truly is a nirvana for developers. So peaceful, so beautiful. And you get so much done!

What I'm trying to say with my broken english is, Once you go crunch, you forget the rest of the bunch xD.

fatmac

#! Die Hard

Registered: 2012-11-14

Posts: 1,948

Re: Hello from the United States!

Welcome aboard djweber.

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A good Debian read :- http://debian-handbook.info/get/now/

arcum

#! Junkie

From: Belgium

Registered: 2013-06-11

Posts: 263

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Re: Hello from the United States!

Welcome djweber - enjoy!

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Barnabyh

#! Die Hard

From: Church of the Subgenius

Registered: 2012-11-07

Posts: 825

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Re: Hello from the United States!

Welcome djweber, enjoy CB and the community here.

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