so, uh... i wanna go back to linux

johnny · 01-27-2007, 04:52 PM

so i figured i'd give arch one last chance.. because it does have some nice redeeming qualities, and now i'm running xfce 4.4. it's very nice, though firefox seems a touch slower to start than i was used to when i had openbox running. i'm not sure why, but oh well.. no matter, i guess.

what program do you use to burn cds??? i've always had the best experiences with k3b, but i'm not installing qt and all that shit.. gnomebaker was pretty okay too, so i might go with it, but i'd also like to avoid those extra gnome libraries. i need ideas (i've toyed with bashburn, and xcdroast.. don't particularly like either. heard about graveman.. not sure about it yet though)

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johnny Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Upper Canada Posts: 1,276	so i figured i'd give arch one last chance.. because it does have some nice redeeming qualities, and now i'm running xfce 4.4. it's very nice, though firefox seems a touch slower to start than i was used to when i had openbox running. i'm not sure why, but oh well.. no matter, i guess. what program do you use to burn cds??? i've always had the best experiences with k3b, but i'm not installing qt and all that shit.. gnomebaker was pretty okay too, so i might go with it, but i'd also like to avoid those extra gnome libraries. i need ideas (i've toyed with bashburn, and xcdroast.. don't particularly like either. heard about graveman.. not sure about it yet though)