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^ The Arch package was last updated on the 1st of June this year and it's been flagged as "out of date" today...
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@ hudson
Had you searched the forum, you would see that #! Statler came with Xfce4 "as well", OK, not what you're talking about. #! is and always has been an "OpenBox + tint2 + simple conky" combo. It was successful enough that others copied it it's what #! was and where Bunsen is going.
Like hhh said:
sudo apt-get install fluxbox pcmanfm && sudo apt-get purge OpenBox thunar
... and you'll have BunsenLabs the way you want it. Except I see you have Debian8 with FluxBox so you're happy.
Come to think about it I wonder how many people installed #! and used it out of the box without tweaking it. I certainly didn't.
Your suggestion would probably be recieved with even less inthusiam if you joined the Debian Forums and suggested they drop GNOME in favour of "fluxbox and pcmanfm".
Now saying that... stick around and read a bit, you'll see that people here have a tendency to try a variety of things ... like fluxbox, pcmanfm, and spacefm
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^ The Arch package was last updated on the 1st of June this year and it's been flagged as "out of date" today...
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/comm … 4/openbox/
i really recommend to join the openbox mailing list.
i think this is the reason:
On Fri, Jun 12, 2015 at 12:16 PM, Andrej wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Are you aware that libobrender in 3.6 is binary incompatible with 3.5.x
> due to commit 24bb21a124a088008524184add2e152501f3c554 ? It violates now
> the rules for ABI because after such changes release should have also ABI
> changed, but libobrender still have version 29. I would suggest to make
> change and release fixed version (3.6.1 perhaps) ASAP.
>
> With best regards,
> Andriy.
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> openbox@icculus.org
> http://icculus.org/mailman/listinfo/openboxOops. I have released 3.6.1 now, with no other changes than bumping
the .so version and release version in configure.ac. I also took the
liberty of uploading a .xz version of the tarball, if anyone prefers
those. .gz will still be available for the foreseeable future.--
Mikael
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^ lol.
I only use Openbox to play Steam games anyway...
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I love openbox. Two thumbs up!!
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Four thumbs up for OpenBox here - hey, my wife agrees!
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When I first became interested in Linux not long ago, it was the Openbox aspect of Crunchbang that enticed me to Crunchbang. It's not flashy like that which catches the masses, but for doing a lot of computer tasks quickly and efficiently it works better than anything I've tried. I always go for simplicity and elegant if possible.
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^ +1
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I have to admit FluxBox is nice, but we're an OpenBox community here.
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I'm using Fluxbox ATM on my primary system, which I built from Debian Jessie, but certainly there is no other WM for BL than OB!
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Fluxbox can be pretty nice but as they are saying CB Bunsen are an Openbox kinda deal. And yes there was once CrunchBang with Xfce. I liked that one and ran it for quite a while.
I'm surprised no one here has mentioned Antix. It's one of the nicer Debian-Fluxbox systems.
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certainly there is no other WM for BL than OB!
Ahem... 8o
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whoa...is this thread still going? I'm sorry, but I'm just not going to read it all!
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I'm sorry, but I'm just not going to read it all!
Not to burst your bubble, but I believe the community's Care-O-Meter is at 0 on that.
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^ splutter!
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^^ & ^ {cleaning coffee off of screen} O:)
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hudson wrote:I'm sorry, but I'm just not going to read it all!
Not to burst your bubble, but I believe the community's Care-O-Meter is at 0 on that.
That's very funny...but, snark is easy on the Internet, isn't it
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schwim wrote:hudson wrote:I'm sorry, but I'm just not going to read it all!
Not to burst your bubble, but I believe the community's Care-O-Meter is at 0 on that.
That's very funny...but, snark is easy on the Internet, isn't it
As easy as the sense of entitlement that people must indulge my whims
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schwim wrote:hudson wrote:I'm sorry, but I'm just not going to read it all!
Not to burst your bubble, but I believe the community's Care-O-Meter is at 0 on that.
That's very funny...but, snark is easy on the Internet, isn't it
I'm sorry, but I'm just not going to read that entire sentence.
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It was a legitimate question ... it was answered.
Getting FluxBox in Bunsen is easy:
sudo apt-get install fluxbox
but Bunsen comes with OpenBox just like CrunchBang did.
End it please.
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Getting FluxBox in Bunsen is easy:
sudo apt-get install fluxbox
but Bunsen comes with OpenBox just like CrunchBang did.
I never -remove/-purge Openbox - just it be -- I just Fluxbox WM over it (either by the Synaptic Package-Manager or by Terminal and apt-get)
I can select which WM/DE I want from Slim or LightDM.
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I'd have to use apt-get - I have been removing synaptic for years now:
05 Aug 15 | 08:51:36 ~
$ cpol synaptic
alias cpol = apt-cache policy
synaptic:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.81.2
Version table:
0.81.2 0
500 http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ jessie/main amd64 Packages
05 Aug 15 | 08:51:57 ~
$
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