CrunchBang Linux

You have some beautiful artwork there ONEr 

Thank you for sharing 

^  Head_on_a_Stick is usually right. (Bell, book and candle at the ready though, just in case...)

Thought I'd play around with a suspected faulty ssd in my old laptop. That boots pretty quick then

^ If previous versions are anything to go by, it'll be a fine ride! 

Hey Mike, thank you for creating this theme; I'm just giving it a spin now - looking gooooooood

Nothing wrong with the tabs in Iceweasel - I like it, sort of like a bit of frosting to contrast the dark 

Not openbox restart - tint2 Restart should do it...

Edit: Menu->Settings->tint2->Restart tint2

I use CrunchBang
[x] original source.list (with possible additions)
[] with original source.list edited to use testing (with possible additions, less waldorf repos)
[x] with original source.list edited to use sid (with possible additions, less waldorf repos) [on a different machine] *

CrunchBang is my:
[] only system
[x] primary - more than one computer *
[] not my primary - dual boots

* Sorry for tampering with the list, it is gpl I hope? 

Sons Of Hippies - Griffons At The Gates Of Heaven

It's nothing in the autostart file; that is Openbox's start-up config.
I'm not on my #! machine at the moment so can't remember exactly, but you may just need to look at /etc/slim.conf for a line that starts sessions : the first entry there is the default login, so openbox-session should appear first.

Edit /etc/slim.conf: find the line that says sessions      openbox-session and add ,i3 (no spaces, as per the example in the line above it), then you can switch between them at login by using F1.

My understanding was that if your sources refer to 'testing' you roll with the testing branch; if they refer to 'jessie' you will eventually migrate to stable when jessie becomes, er, stable...
Likewise if your sources point to sid, you stay on unstable forever (or until you break it).
Or doesn't it work like that?

Oh dear, I predict my spending some hard-earned very soon...