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It appears I have failed dismally at my resolution to return to a Squeeze/Xfce 4.8 setup. Playing with LMDE again and have moved to a variant of the atolm-gtk3 theme which works in testing. I like this setup a lot :) Clean http://s3.postimage.org/1tbfs04uc/Screenshot_1.jpg Dirty http://s3.postimage....

A relatively fresh LMDE install. No bugs found in the new builds so far

I do mix testing, unstable and experimental using apt-pinning. While packages are generally installed from testing, I like certain programs in userspace to be more up to date. This is my configuration in /etc/apt/preferences: Package: * Pin: release o=linuxmint Pin-Priority: 700 Package: * Pin: ori...

Works just fine for me

Playing a bit more with my LMDE setup



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Playing a bit more with my LMDE setup

Playing some more with my latest LMDE setup Limited Mint Menu, Terminator and Docky http://omnsproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Screenshot-2-300x187.png Terminator, Gnome-do and Docky http://omnsproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Screenshot-3-300x187.png Nautilus, VLC and Docky http://omns...

What theme/colors are you using? I've been trying to configure Gnome how I want it (which is a lot like how you have it) but I'm used to KDE and can't figure out how to get things like window transparency. The theme I'm using is called DarkShible-mono. You can get it here. It's one I hacked togethe...

Back on LMDE

I haven't been in touch with lmde for a while. This snapshot system sounds excellent. Here's hoping it's up and running before Gnome 3 hits the repos. It would be good to get the bugs ironed out (mint style) before switching over

lKingjr wrote:somewhat "minty"

I really like this What gtk theme and icon set are you using?

I have read in a major Linux publication in a letter to the editor that Ubuntu forums are written by illiterates for illiterates. I think you'd get quite few people agreeing with that statement. @pompom, I don't understand the point you are making nor the question. It needs some clarification. What...

going nuts in trying to get the update manager to work both in office and home. I can get apt-get to work at home but not in office. So i suppose proxy is somehow interfering. Steps I have taken have not resolved the issue. So I suppose, i should list the steps I have taken: Added proxy settings in...

The short answer is no. LMDE uses a Debian base and is not compatible with the main edition.

fertorresf wrote:Why doesn't just install Chrome using the .deb available?

$ dpkg -i .....deb?

I did it with no problems...

dpkg doesn't seem to add an entry to your sources.list like installing with gdebi does.

vicshrike wrote:great news, one question though, will it work with other Debian derivates? (based on Squeeze)

I'd imagine so. I think CrunchBang will be very interested in this one

Nice work ikey Is this an sgfxi frontend?

MisterP wrote:Is everyone else finding this to be the case?

Yes, nothing for the last week or so. This is not unusual

mikeymouse wrote:Debian 6.0 installed fine on my system, mind you i downloaded 11 Cd's

hmm, I just used the one Xfce Live disc image. Have used it on 3 machines so far with no problems.