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Anyone using tomahawk?
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@sandersch she shakes head. :D well what do you listen to your tunes with if not tomahawk?
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@sandersch really? Why?
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@sandersch and that's all that matters.
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@laurelrusswurm i never really used rbox much. Is it nicer now?
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@lstench of course, I haven't actually managed to figure out how to make a play list (the others wouldn't let me save the ones I made)
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@laurelrusswurm Ah I see too bad I can't help you much with the playlist. You are still using Trisquel?
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@lstench So far. First: root phone/cyanagen (may not happen this weekend after all b/c kid is enroute home yay!)
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@lstench second, replace !Ubuntu with #crunchbang on netbook ... while sorting/backing up TBs on desktop; *then* try something else on DT
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@laurelrusswurm How cool I loooove when my older one decide to bless me with there presence!! Seems like I see them more now..
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@lstench yes, it is better when they choose to grace us with their presence. :)
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@laurelrusswurm you are joining the ranks I see.
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@lstench I was happy with !Ubuntu until they began doing stupid things #poweralwasygoestothehead Competition seems the only answer.
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@laurelrusswurm why crunchbang?
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.. not their priority.
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@laurelrusswurm I have a used to/they annoy me relationship with cannonical but I do not agree with calling them stupid. Upstream is ..
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@tekk because it has a cute name (and I have been assured that it doesn't really crunch and bang :)
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@laurelrusswurm alright :) I was going to ask because debian may be easier for you
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@tekk fair enough. Other consideration is crunchbang is netbook friendly (very important); would consider potential desktop alternatives :)
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@laurelrusswurm oh yeah, you may want to stick with cb if your netbook can't do ethernet(Debian is free by default, so …
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@laurelrusswurm The IM ownership policy does rightfully attract criticism perhaps SABDFL likes to make life difficult for himself.
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Crunchbang is likely to be easier, because lots of things work by default. Debian isn’t like that.
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