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@damo
That light blue one looks awesome.
SOS
@packrat man, that sucks. I'm wanting to get a temple fork rod. Those are suppose to be really good for the price. My yellowstone II 5 weight is still kicking. I might re-build it sometime using the blank with some better hardware. It's just got so much sentimental value. I never even use my big name brand rods since that little generic caught so many good fish
@Hx3
Yeah man. I like it. Interesting theme you've been rolling.
@phil
Glad you are enjoying a new season of life man. Best of wishes.
Happy new year. Same ole same ole. Just another pic from the chromecast-library. My bspwm packages are down right now because I'm resigning them with some new credentials for my project instead of the old google based stuff I've used around here for years. If you need em, just PM me.
@packrat & @daggoth
Nice to see some FVWM love.
I started a jessie dedicatied repo for bspwm and related tools. i386, amd64 and source
to browse the repo:
http://willscreel.org/debian
gpg key
wget -O - http://willscreel.org/debian/conf/creel.gpg.key | sudo apt-key add -
the sources.list
deb http://willscreel.org/debian jessie main
deb-src http://willscreel.org/debian jessie main
and packages available ...
sudo apt-get install bar-git bspwm-git sutils-git sxhkd-git xtitle-git
feel free to rebuild the source packages too
^ Used launchd on mac. It's pretty good.
I've used all the init systems for the most part, netbsd rc, openrc, sysv, upstart, systemd. They've all worked good for me as a desktop user that doesn't use gnome. I like the transparency of netbsd rc the best for customizing scripts but you can really do it with any of em including systemd. One thing I'll say, and this goes back to my days at the Texas Linux fest. Leornart Pottycode seems cool as hell, and practical like Linus. Though they've had their little conflicts. Randall swartz once said he'd hang with Linus hands down versus akward Stallman. I'd say it would probably be true with the Veteran Unix Admins versus Pottering.
It just seems to boil down to generic booting or something that rice's out the kernel best. So it's either the bleeding hearts of POSIX purism or letting the muscle of the kernel do it's work. I'd rather vote for the latter and hang with the more chill of the bunch.
@Packrat
I wish. Never got in a copter above the wasatch front in salt lake to take such a pic though. Its from the Google chrome cast collection on github which is really nice.
@S11
Yeah man. I cought a bigger Chinook Salmon, but that Steelhead was the best fish.
@PR
It's on the Trinity River that ties into the Klamath in Northern California. I'm out here on vacation. They're having a really good steelhead run this year. I'd assume the whole west coast and Idaho is as well. Hope you get back out there soon with your flyrod buddy.
edit- wrong thread
I'll start things off
bspwm on arch linux
http://i.imgur.com/p7cNGYY.png
Wallpaper: Here
WUN weather conky.
Your bspwm configs are very enlightening.
@jmad is your xdefs font off? It seems to stretch like that when your xdefs don't match the font or it isn't installed.
I just wanted to start a thread on BTRFS as I'm using it on Jessie. No problems so far. I'm using the arch linux recommended options on my Samsung 840 PRO SSD. Performance seems to be good as well as no problems with stability.
Are you using BTRFS? What are your experiences thus far.
@packrat
It's that Santa Barbara wilderness area south of Taos, NM. Lots of bear. Gotta pack in.
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