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#26 2008-01-12 01:20:07
- jacko
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- Registered: 2007-11-23
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Re: Arch owns Puppy Linux
well I got a 300mhz 96 mb laptop, guess u all talked me into trying it out for myself. give me a reason to just install a simple WM.
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#27 2008-01-12 02:37:29
- kraluz
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Re: Arch owns Puppy Linux
Aren't we getting a bit too sentimental here
Naaahhhh... 
Kind of reminds me of the "It's now safe to turn off the computer" promt
Now that you mention it... But frankly, I'd rather turn the machine off manually on halt than wait 5 minutes for one boot... But that's just me. 
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#28 2008-01-12 03:12:57
- exiguous
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Re: Arch owns Puppy Linux
@ exiguous: Thank's for the link. Nice info indeed if only "some acpi" is wanted!
No problem.
I wouldn't mind trying a static /dev, but I think udev would still be needed for hotpluggable devices... 
While 'acpi=off' saves me some boot time, I just don't like reaching for that power button when I halt the system. I really have grown accustomed to the machine turning off by itself.
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