CrunchBang Linux

@Anaconda: Why a nerdy side? I kinda think that's how a TV should mostly look like.

super latest
- unpack https://builder.blender.org/download/ to a place under home (I have "apps" directory) and run from there  (and/or add a launcher to ob menu).
not so latest
- install blender from backports (enable backport repos first)

I'd start with fixing whatever shellcheck.net said, that way you can be mostly sure bugs are probably of logical nature (and not syntax related).

You have obviously tested the export thingy? (If it applies here anyway, I probably don't understand the question exactly)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7411 … rogramming

you could also use unp (cli decompressor < in repos) and urxvt, patched to thunar as (replacing urxvt with terminator also seems to work)

urxvt -e bash -c 'unp %F && (echo "ok"; sleep 1) || (echo "nope"; sleep 10)'

with appearance conditions set to something like

*.zip;*.tar.gz;*.tar.xz

Only did a brief testing, but seems to work.

scrot

Of course not, why would I test mint tools? (dd roxors)
p.s. still trying to find time to test new blender (opensubd section mostly).

this builds https://github.com/linuxmint/mintstick on jessie, but its not a gui tool (or I have missed something).

Interesting, kinda reads like: All this features to see and no one there.

Ok then, I see you all have a real samurai powers (@johnraff, offtopic: Did you by any chance read the Samurai by Saburo Sakai book?).

try some other player?

mpv file.mp4
mpv -vo x11 file.mp4

@damo: Coming from:
- install blender < On first click I would think its a wget/Curl script that automagically gets the latest version from https://builder.blender.org/download/ or something.
- takes space in already slightly bloated root-menu < root-menu should be as small as possible (only my opinion)
- talking about good defaults here, I know i can nuke the menu and do my own , also capable of changing the wallpaper

@johnraff

e. laptop-detect seems to not require sudo here.

f. imho gain is a single window where one can change entire 'look'.

g. I'd call it a #! 'bug', rather than legacy