CrunchBang Linux

Alad

Software Satan

Registered: 2014-02-20

Posts: 1,512

Re: Pick a distro and commit

^ Yep, and we've all picked the #! forum and stuck to it as well  

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Round off #! Waldorf  Part I/II
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vic

#! by Default

From: /grill

Registered: 2009-02-13

Posts: 3,361

Re: Pick a distro and commit

^ 

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Time to move on!#

Unia

#! Octo-portal-pussy

From: The Netherlands

Registered: 2010-07-17

Posts: 4,634

Website

Re: Pick a distro and commit

^ First entry in the list

Is that sorted by newcomers or by contributions?  ]:D

Just messin' with ya; thanks for your contributions!

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Digit

#! Die Hard

From: the internet

Registered: 2009-05-26

Posts: 1,083

Website

Re: Pick a distro and commit

^ Yep, and we've all picked the #! forum and stuck to it as well  

yeah. 
though i am a bit of a forum philanderer. 

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i have chosen to commit to bedrocklinux.
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Inodoro Pereyra

#! Die Hard

From: Back in Buenos Aires

Registered: 2013-07-01

Posts: 844

Re: Pick a distro and commit

Not for me. Sorry.

I pick what works for me, for as long as it works for me.
My Linux experience started with Ubuntu 9.10. I LOVED that distro. I got to a point when I was even starting to accept Unity.
Then, I was introduced to something much better (#!), and never looked back, not for a second.
And then, just by pure coincidence, my #! quit on me, and I ended switching to Fedora, not long before we all found out the distro we (or, at least "I") thought would be there forever, was history.
So, now, I'm very happy with my "Fedora CrunchBang" distro, and I will stay with it, for as long as it fits my needs, or until I find something better for me.

Isn't that what Linux is supposed to be all about?

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