I'm a bit irked at my T60 right now. Had it out this evening, cruising online with CrunchBang. Did a quick update, tweaked a bit. Then got the wild hair to grab a package via Synaptic.
I wanted to install Dia, as I've got it on most of my laptops. It's a godsend program for work on my T400. So, I grabbed it from the repository, let Synaptic (and dpkg) do the dance, and voila! Dia installed and ready to go.
Except I forgot something. The OpenBox menus are static. They don't update automagically. You have to do that yourself.
Me no like.
OK, I know I've gotten grotesquely lazy in my old age. I've gotten soft. But, dammit, every other distro I have here updates the menu when you install a program. Yes, I know there's the GUI editor that lets you monkey with the menu, and yes, I know this allows you much more control over your menu... Blah blah blah.
Blah.
Yes, I still like CrunchBang. As far as the raw user experience, I like it. But, cuss it, not tonight!
I put the T60 away, dragged out the T61... But really not being in an Ubuntu mood, I booted into PhatSlacko.
And, no, don't start reminding me about the not-updated desktop icon links in the last Phat release. I'm sulking right now, and don't want to hear it.
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