Grml is a Linux distribution that is based on the Debian operating system. It is specifically designed for system administrators and users who work with the command line. The distribution includes a variety of powerful tools, such as Vim, Emacs, and Git, making it an ideal choice for developers and power users.
Hag GNU/Linux is a distribution that is based on grml. The main goals of this project are to enslave the hearts of ladies, incite all who believe that there are too many distributions, and show the power of Fluxbox. This is achieved by providing a Live system that is easily runnable from a medium including a CD or USB key. This system comes with polished configurations of desktop environments including configurations of Qt and GTK styles. Additionally, it includes software such as conky, yeahconsole, and mocp.
Fluxbox serves as the windowmanager with tastefully designed wallpapers and styles, polished keyboard shortcuts, and well-scripted features. Upon booting the system, just before starting the X Server, users can choose from various configurations, including standard for Hag configuration in a few colour versions, a configuration with adesklets widgets such as a system monitor or iconbar, configurations with third-party panels such as fbpanel or pypanel, configurations with iconbars by fbpanel, pypanel, idesk, wbar, configurations with desktops by rox-filer or pcmanfm, and a fluxbox-vanilla configuration with the default configuration, which will be automatically changed with symlinks.
In conclusion, Hag GNU/Linux is an impressive distribution based on grml that offers users a Live system with many useful configurations of desktop environments and software. The power of Fluxbox is well-displayed with tasteful wallpapers and styles and quick keyboard shortcuts. This distribution's unique features make it stand out from the rest, and it is an excellent choice for those looking to explore and use a different kind of distribution.
Fluxbox serves as the windowmanager with tastefully designed wallpapers and styles, polished keyboard shortcuts, and well-scripted features. Upon booting the system, just before starting the X Server, users can choose from various configurations, including standard for Hag configuration in a few colour versions, a configuration with adesklets widgets such as a system monitor or iconbar, configurations with third-party panels such as fbpanel or pypanel, configurations with iconbars by fbpanel, pypanel, idesk, wbar, configurations with desktops by rox-filer or pcmanfm, and a fluxbox-vanilla configuration with the default configuration, which will be automatically changed with symlinks.
In conclusion, Hag GNU/Linux is an impressive distribution based on grml that offers users a Live system with many useful configurations of desktop environments and software. The power of Fluxbox is well-displayed with tasteful wallpapers and styles and quick keyboard shortcuts. This distribution's unique features make it stand out from the rest, and it is an excellent choice for those looking to explore and use a different kind of distribution.
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