RELEASED: BunsenLabs 8.1 (Hydrogen) Live ISO 32 & 64 bit (alpha2)

Sector11 · 2015-07-16 20:23:51

I was out looking and found that site and came back and hit [Submit] only to find my "looking" caused me to be 'd by you.

kratos · 2015-07-16 22:32:04

Sector11 wrote:

^ I can't find "cairo-compmgr" in the repos, where did you get it?
Or do you mean: xcompmgr? That's in the repos.
OOPS! Ninja'd by Cap't Damo while researching.

go here brother >> http://cairo-compmgr.tuxfamily.org/down … -packages/

Sector11 · 2015-07-16 23:11:11

kratos wrote:

go here brother >> http://cairo-compmgr.tuxfamily.org/down … -packages/

I saw that to but dismissed it because of the date: décembre 13th, 2007 - I'll stay with compton.

kratos · 2015-07-16 23:41:15

Sector11 wrote:

I saw that to but dismissed it because of the date: décembre 13th, 2007 - I'll stay with compton.

To each their own brother

Sector11 · 2015-07-17 00:22:08

^ That my friend is the beauty of Linux - you have have it your way!

drink_n_drive · 2015-07-18 03:35:17

Glad to share my bandwidth for such a great cause. In short: THANK YOU.

zazen23 · 2015-07-19 06:56:48

Congrats and looks Awesome !

exidux · 2015-07-19 07:41:19

Heyhey. 8o
I dont know if anybody remembers my nickname because i have not been here in months... Yet i have a few questions before i would download and install Bunsenslabs .

1 - Crunchbang provides an insanely responsive and functional experience directly out of the box for a poulsbo GMA 500 chipset, and i have never been able to replicate the exact same responsivenes in all areas while using other systems... So is there any chance that Somebody behind Bunsenlabs understands or knows why #! seems to be doing what it does for that chipset ?

2 - Can anybody vouch for Bunsenlabs when it comes to trust ? I would not like to run this to then discover a l33t haxor problem running on the system somewhere... ]:D

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hhh · 2015-07-19 08:01:43

exidux wrote:

...install Bunsenslabs .

Bunsen Slabs (BS for short)... yeah, we went with BL. You don't have to install it, you can run it Live for testing or grub recovery or partitioning or whatever.

re: 1. Nope.

re: 2. All your base are belong to us.

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damo · 2015-07-19 08:08:11

exidux wrote:

Heyhey. 8o
....
2 - Can anybody vouch for Bunsenlabs when it comes to trust ? I would not like to run this to then discover a l33t haxor problem running on the system somewhere... ]:D

BL is based on Debian Stable, so any security issues there are nothing to do with us! The only packages installed, apart from artwork, themeing etc are from Debian repos.
BL-specific scripts have been put together by the BL devs, who are all long-time crunchbangers and several are @corenominal-approved forum moderators.

exidux · 2015-07-19 08:56:35

hhh wrote:

exidux wrote:
...install Bunsenslabs .
Bunsen Slabs (BS for short)... yeah, we went with BL. You don't have to install it, you can run it Live for testing or grub recovery or partitioning or whatever.
re: 1. Nope.
re: 2. All your base are belong to us.

Bunsen-slabs... It seems i have need for some sleep. BunsenLabs as the thread title says... although a slab of concrete might do.

1 ; Damn..

2 ; Somebody set us up the bomb !

damo wrote:

exidux wrote:
Heyhey. 8o
....
2 - Can anybody vouch for Bunsenlabs when it comes to trust ? I would not like to run this to then discover a l33t haxor problem running on the system somewhere... ]:D
BL is based on Debian Stable, so any security issues there are nothing to do with us! The only packages installed, apart from artwork, themeing etc are from Debian repos.
BL-specific scripts have been put together by the BL devs, who are all long-time crunchbangers and several are @corenominal-approved forum moderators.

So it remains a leap of faith like with all new or small less known distribtions.

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johnraff · 2015-07-19 09:04:00

exidux wrote:

damo wrote:
exidux wrote:
Heyhey. 8o
....
2 - Can anybody vouch for Bunsenlabs when it comes to trust ? I would not like to run this to then discover a l33t haxor problem running on the system somewhere... ]:D
BL is based on Debian Stable, so any security issues there are nothing to do with us! The only packages installed, apart from artwork, themeing etc are from Debian repos.
BL-specific scripts have been put together by the BL devs, who are all long-time crunchbangers and several are @corenominal-approved forum moderators.
So it remains a leap of faith like with all new or small less known distribtions.

Except that all the BunsenLabs content, apart from image files, is in the form of text files which you can easily open and read.

exidux · 2015-07-19 09:37:13

johnraff wrote:

Except that all the BunsenLabs content, apart from image files, is in the form of text files which you can easily open and read.

I might check it out one day or another, the only thing i would note ; do not forget a default firewall / ipfilters set-up...

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Head_on_a_Stick · 2015-07-19 09:43:25

Hi exi! Long time no see...

exidux wrote:

do not forget a default firewall / ipfilters set-up...

But I don't want a default firewall -- I have no listening services active so it would just be needless bloat...

Also:

sudo apt-get install gufw
sudo gufw

brontosaurusrex · 2015-07-19 10:03:38

exidux wrote:

I might check it out one day or another, the only thing i would note ; do not forget a default firewall / ipfilters set-up...

a. Perhaps you could do a lil web search and find answers like this
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions … l-computer
before writing "scary" notes that ends with 3 dots...
b. How is bunsen behaving with poulsbo GMA 500 chipset... ?

Last edited by brontosaurusrex (2015-07-19 10:06:12)

exidux · 2015-07-19 10:15:18

Hey Head_on_a_Stick. You have been bussy on the ARCH forums i think. ]:D

hmm.
No matter how i look at it, any decent system should concider it. Maybe thats just me, but i like my basic and extended security. Even open source software needs stopping power (if you get what i mean).

Brontosaurusrex ;
I have not yet downloaded BunsenLabs to run it on that machine, the note was a generalized mention.

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hhh · 2015-07-19 23:01:40

The stupid, it hurts.

exidux · 2015-07-20 08:14:39

With an attitude like that, one could attract a nice and technical hard-core fan base of unfriendly rejects. Maybe they could be so simple to jump to conslusions about people they dont know while basing themselves upon illusions they see in forum posts. Kind of the opposite of what Crunchbang inspired. ]:D
----

I'm just going wait until this might reach a more mature state. It does not read as if this has any plan or purpose beyond wanting to attract a select user base of Crunchbang refugees. no hard feelings. {)

Sector11 · 2015-07-20 12:20:49

Bunsen - like most other Linux distros comes with "iptables" installed and set to a comfortable default.

Startpage: Linux iptables firewall

hhh · 2015-07-20 15:09:45

exidux wrote:

With an attitude like that...

Ass-face, you ain't seen nothin' yet. I don't want to hear whinging and FUD from someone who hasn't booted the ISO???!? Shocker!!!!!

Eat some cookies and shut up.

Narmo · 2015-07-20 15:22:01

Yep, we all love people who are talking about things they don't even try and don't have a slightest clue about

damo · 2015-07-20 15:31:56

Calm down chaps, we've had enough unpleasantness recently

Tim70 · 2015-07-20 16:13:44

Just curious, but why do the developers of BL use leafpad over geany?

damo · 2015-07-20 16:21:39

Tim70 wrote:

Just curious, but why do the developers of BL use leafpad over geany?

They don't necessarily. It is what @hhh used in the alpha iso.

Tim70 · 2015-07-20 16:25:35

thx

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