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Related to Zionist work ethic, University of Haifa professor says
It seems that elderly Israelis are more indefatigable than their counterparts in other developed countries. A study released by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development explained:
"Since 2001, the proportion of Israelis between 55 and 64 who were employed has risen from 48% to 61%. Among those between 65 and 69, it has shot up from just 17% in 2001 to 29% last year."
Additionally, the number of older Israelis who work part-time dropped:
"The proportion of Israelis aged 60 or over who worked part-time stood at 19% of the workforce in 2001, and dropped to 15.5% a decade later. Among OECD member countries as a whole, the trend has been in the reverse direction, from 17% in 2001 to 18% last year."
Israeli academia has not let this trend go unnoticed. Israel Doron, a law school professor at the University of Haifa who specializes in jurisprudential gerontology (that's right), says that the role of history in Israeli culture is an important contributing factor to the phenomenon. The tenacious work ethic of the early Zionists continues to seep into today's society, he postulates.
Zionism "sanctified work at any age," which "makes retirement into something difficult and complicated" in modern day Israel. The phenomenon is only intensified by the fact that Israel has one of the highest life expectancies in the world. Doron contrasts Israel with countries like Spain and Greece where it is completely acceptable to retire around 50. In Israel, this would not be considered acceptable:
"We are stricken with workaholism that doesn't go away with age," he says. The statistics do not lie: unemployment among Israelis aged 56 to 64 dropped to 4.2% in 2011.
However, just a few days before this study was released in Ha'aretz, another study highlighted a problem that has arisen in tandem: the inability of some Israeli senior citizens to break into the workforce. (Making matters worse, according to Israeli law, employers are free to force workers to retire at the country's retirement age.)
The article cited a recent poll by the Central Bureau of Statistics showed that among 600 Israeli geriatrics, almost half of men and more than half of women who continue to work after retirement age ultimately take up employment at different places from where they spent their careers prior to retirement age. Many of them work out of necessity, due to increased life expectancy and subsequent need for larger saving accounts.
It remains infamously expensive to live in Israel, with rising apartment costs and pricey basic food items that spurred massive social protests in the summer months of 2011. In addition to facing these challenges, elderly citizens seeking new positions must also deal with hiring processes that are not favorable toward them.
This week, a new interministerial committee will be created to look for ways to help integrate elderly Israelis back into the employment market, which will hopefully ease the state's responsibility to support unemployed individuals. Michal Zuk, the employment commissioner at the Ministry of Industry and a co-chair of the new committee, says she is looking to consider approaches such as "incentives for employers" and "making employers aware of the advantages in hiring older workers."
Let us hope these new efforts will not completely inhibit young Israelis from joining the workforce, another necessity not to be ignored.
Older Israelis Still Hard at Work [Haaretz]
Most Pensioners Would Like to Continue at Their Jobs, Poll Finds [Haaretz]
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DreamfundMe (http://dreamfund.me), a socially connected crowdfunding platform, is now accepting new crowdfunding campaigns and pledges for active campaigns. Founded in February of 2013, DreamfundMe is headquartered in St. Louis. The company aims to help individuals, entrepreneurs, creatives, innovators, organizations, and non-profits make their dreams become reality by raising funds for great ideas and causes.
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Students of the National University of Ireland passed a motion supporting a boycott of Israel.
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• Nextbook Press' Sacred Trash, Peter Cole and Adina Hoffman's take on the Cairo Geniza, won the Sophie Brody Medal for outstanding Jewish literature, it was revealed today. Congratulations also to runners-up Simon Sebag Montefiore, Art Spiegelman, and Erika Dreifus.
• The Jewish Book Council's Sami Rohr Award shortlist was announced today. They are Gal Beckerman, for When They Come for Us, We'll Be Gone: The Epic Struggle to Save Soviet Jewry (reviewed by Adam Kirsch); Jonathan B. Krasner, for The Benderly Boys and American Jewish Education; James Loeffler, for The Most Musical Nation: Jews and Culture in the Late Russian Empire; Ruth Franklin, for A Thousand Darknesses: Lies and Truth in Holocaust Fiction; and Abigail Green, for Moses Montefiore: Jewish Liberator, Imperial Hero. Want a betting tip? Last year's winner of the $100,000 prize was Austin Ratner for his debut novel, The Jump Artist, which was covered in Tablet Magazine by me. Out of this year's books, the one I wrote about was Franklin's. As always, past performance does not guarantee future results.
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The second edition of the Prizefighter Podcast with Steve Bunce is now available to download for free on iTunes. Bunce joined the fighters at the Sky Sports promo day and interviewed the eight in the starting line-up and the two reserves ahead of the Heavyweights IV showdown at York Hall, Bethnal Green on Saturday October 9. To download the podcast, visit and click on the link on the homepage: http://www.prizefighter.co.uk/home.htm..
Matt Skelton and Michael Sprott are on a collision course to meet in the final and both men talk about the night, which Skelton called the X Factor of boxing. Kevin McBride spoke about his victory over Mike Tyson and revealed what Muhammad Ali said to him on the same night, while his opponent in Prizefighter, Franklin Egobi, lifts the lid on his Latvian heavyweight title defeat.
Ali Adams faces Skelton in the opening fight of the match and he tells Bunce how he made the journey from Iraq to London and professional boxing. Sprott faces Danny Hughes, the Sunderland fighter who lost to Audley Harrison in the semi-finals the last time the Heavyweights fought, and he explains why that defeat to Harrison was a good thing for his career.
Declan Timlin and Shane McPhilbin complete the line-up and both men are confident of upsetting the odds on the night Irishman Timlin hopes that a Prizefighter win will lead to the Irish heavyweight title while Nottingham man McPhilbin talks about fighting Tyson Fury in the amateurs.
Theres a battle of a different type before the night itself, as six girls face a public vote to see which two of them will be ring card girls on the night and for the rest of the third series of Prizefighter. Visit Zoo Magazines official website to see the six hopefuls and cast your vote: http://www.zootoday.com/girls/archive/2010/10/01/vote-for-your-zoo-ring-girls.htm
Matt Skelton v Ali Adams
Kevin McBride v Franklin Egobi
Michael Sprott v Danny Hughes
Declan Timlin v Shane McPhilbin
VIP and Ringside tickets are sold-out for Prizefighter Heavyweights IV but there are a limited number of unreserved tickets available from Matchroom Sport which can be purchased by calling 01277 359900.
Ali Adams Vows Its My Time Now Ahead Of Showdown With Matt Skelton
London based Iraqi Heavyweight, Ali Adams is in confident mood ahead of his upcoming fight with former WBU Heavyweight World Champion Matt Skelton in the opening bout at the Matchroom Sports promoted Prizefighter - Heavyweights IV at York Hall, Bethnal Green, London this coming Saturday.
Following his final sparring session, with Damian Campbell at the Ultrachem TKO Boxing Gym in Canning Town, Adams turned to his coach Johnny Eames and simply said, Im ready to which Eames drolly replied Yeah, youre ready, ready for four on the heavy bag. A huge smile broke across the big Iraqis face, he was right and Johnnys reply confirmed it as there was no discussion, no debrief.
After the training session Adams, who is one of the less well known fighters taking part in Saturdays star studded Prizefighter - Heavyweights IV, made it perfectly clear that he was looking towards the Sky Sports televised event to put him on the map when he said, What he (Matt Skelton) has achieved hes achieved, but this is my time. This is my big chance you know, its my time now.
I came to this country when I was sixteen, I had no family next to me, I was just all by myself. I was going to college in the morning and going to work afternoon and evening. I love boxing but I would only get to training at night , you know twelve o'clock, one oclock. It was hard but I love boxing and carried on.
I turned pro three years ago, it was hard I have no sponsors its just me on my own. I keep on boxing, I didnt give up, kept doing it, kept doing it. Ive had twelve fights, Im still struggling but I love boxing.
Prizefighter is my chance to show people I can box, you know, Its my big chance, Im not wasting it.
Ali Adams versus Matt Skelton is set to be the opening bout of the night, with the victor in that fight facing the winner of the second bout between Kevin McBride, who was the last fighter to beat Iron Mike Tyson and Tootings Franklin Egobi.
On the other side of the card the winner of the Sprott and Hughes clash will face either unbeaten Irishman Declan Timlin or Shane McPhilbin.
Adams And Skelton Face To Face Ahead Of Their 9th October Heavyweight Clash
The Worlds only Arab Heavyweight boxer, Hammersmith, London based Iraqi, Ali Adams came face to face with former WBU World Heavyweight Champion Matt Skelton ahead of their upcoming meeting at the massively successful Matchroom Sports promoted Prizefighter series, which makes its welcome return to York Hall on Saturday the 9th October with Heavyweights IV.
Adams, who is trained by Johnny Eames at the Ultrachem TKO Gym in Canning Town, is clearly unfazed by the prospect of facing such an experienced fighter as Skelton, who during his distinguished career has been English, British, Commonwealth, European and World Heavyweight Champion, as he said. Thats the first time I see him (Matt Skelton) face to face. I think hes a strong fighter. I respect anyone that has done what hes done but I dont think about that at all. Were all boxers you know. What he has achieved hes achieved, but this is my time. This is his last chance but this is my big chance you know, its my time.
Ive been training really, really hard. Im fit enough and Ive had lots of sparring, Heavyweights and Cruiserweights. Quality sparring with Derek (Chisora), Damian (Campbell) and even sparred Tyson Fury. Ive been sparring with Cruiserweights for the speed work. Johnny (John Eames) who is my trainer has done a lot of work with me and hes been looking after me, you know.
Im super fit and Im super fast and Im not that heavy. I think Im small for a Heavyweight, but Im very fast. Ill surprise a lot of people with how quick I am.
Ali Adams versus Matt Skelton is set to be the opening bout of the night, with the victor in that fight facing the winner of the second bout between Kevin McBride, who was the last fighter to beat Iron Mike Tyson and Tootings Franklin Egobi.
On the other side of the card the winner of the Sprott and Hughes clash will face either unbeaten Irishman Declan Timlin or Shane McPhilbin.
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Vonda Lee Wilson, 57, of Fort Hall, passed away Friday, February 8, 2013 at her home.  Â
She was born February 13, 2013 in Blackfoot, Idaho the daughter of George Charles and Wanda Clements Wilson.
She attended school in Snake River. She never married but enjoyed the companionship's with her dogs.
She is survived by brothers, Merlin and Melvin Wilson of Blackfoot and sister, Karen (Rick) Stecklein of Blackfoot.
She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Rhowanda Wilson.
Lodena Kaye "Katie" Hawkins was born on Aug. 18, 1935 in Rawlins, Wyoming to Etha and James Justesen. After a long fruitful life she passed away due to a longtime illness on Jan. 30, 2013 at Bingham Nursing Care and Rehab Facility, surrounded by her family and friends.
Katie is survived by children, Jewel Mc Murtery, Patricia Keller, Jeff and Dorien Jenkins, Kris Frady, L D and Melissa Hawkins; siblings, Larry (Shawna) Justesen, Margo Maxwell and Jullie (Dennis) Hoen; 11 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
Annette Marie Holm, 45, of Pocatello, passed away at her home on Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013.
She started her life in Van Nuys, Calif., on April 27, 1967.
Due to her father's career, she had the opportunity to move and travel all over the U.S. and she saw many of the great sights this country has to offer. She attended many different schools, but on June 4, 2010, she excitedly and proudly accepted her GED and then enrolled in ISU where she was going to learn to be a web page designer for large corporations.
 Julio Talamantes Sr., 86, of Blackfoot passed away Monday, Feb. 4, 2013 at his home in Blackfoot.
Julio was born April 12, 1926, in Balleza, Chihuahua, Mexico to Antonio Escobar and Rita Talamantes. He lived his youth in Parral, Chihuahua, and moved to Blackfoot in 1984.
On July 11, 1946 Julio married Felipa Talamantes in Mexico. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Mesa, Arizona LDS Temple in October of 1978.Â
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Mr. Thorpe is survived by his wife Marylee Thorpe of Mason; two sons Jim Thorpe and wife Wendy of Houston, Texas, and Joseph Thorpe Jr. and wife Elizabeth of Lake Forest, Calif; five grandchildren — Joseph Culter, Cody Thorpe, Danielle Thorpe, Lauryn Thorpe and Morgyn Thorpe.
He was preceded in death by a son, Vincent Thorpe.
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Laverne James Cody, 83, of Blackfoot, passed away Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013 at his home from complications of diabetes and Parkinson's Disease.
Laverne was born Aug. 12, 1929 in Wapello to Leslie Marion and Ella Loretta Adams Cody. He attended school at Wapello and Shoshone, where he graduated the eighth grade. He homesteaded in Shoshone with his parents, and he has lived in the Blackfoot area his adult life.
Joshua Richard Herrman, 32, of Blackfoot passed away Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013.
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Stan Collender, managing director for Qorvis Communications, a public affairs firm in Washington, D.C., agreed that "at least a hint of the size (of a new stimulus package) would have made some sense." But he said if Obama proposes specific figures so soon, "somebody is going to shoot them down."
Reaction was positive from the Bush administration. White House deputy press secretary Tony Fratto called Geithner "exceptionally talented." Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expressed confidence in "his understanding of markets, his judgment and leadership, and his ability to meet the challenges that lie ahead."
The team also got a major thumbs-up from Wall Street. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped nearly 400 points Monday to 8443, adding to a nearly 500-point rally late Friday when word of Geithner's nomination went public.
"Investors are looking for clarity of direction, and they are getting it with the designation of the economic leadership team," says David Kotok, chief investment officer at Cumberland Advisors. "They like what they see, they recognize the names, and they have comfort in the choices."
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While Geithner and Summers are likely to craft Obama's stimulus package, it's not clear who will push it through Congress. Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former director of the Congressional Budget Office and the top economic adviser in Republican John McCain's presidential campaign, said they bring more brains than power of persuasion.
"If he was dean of the faculty, he would have recruited an outstanding College of Arts and Sciences," Holtz-Eakin said. But "having bright people who have great records is not enough."
Geithner has been intricately involved in the Bush administration's response to the financial crisis, including its bailouts of AIG, Bear Stearns and Citigroup and its decision not to help Lehman Bros. He also brings vast international experience and has studied Chinese and Japanese.
"Tim understands the language of today's international markets in more ways than one," Obama said.
Summers is a veteran of the Clinton administration and, like Geithner, a protégé of former Treasury secretary Robert Rubin. He is viewed as an expert on the interrelationship between the public and private sectors.
"He really sees how the moving parts connect," said Bernstein, who has advised Obama in the past. "That's exactly what you want if you're president — someone who can help explain if you press here, what might happen over there."
Several outside experts said they expect the National Economic Council, based inside the White House, to become much more of a power center under Summers than it has been in recent decades.
"It's going to be a very, very strong position," said Maya MacGuineas, of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, rendered perhaps the highest praise by comparing Geithner and Summers to the sluggers who once formed the heart of the order for his beloved Boston Red Sox.
"He's basically signed up Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz," Gregg said. "They're extraordinarily strong nominees."
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We continue to listen to customers and improve the Graph Directory Service development experience. Today we'd like to announce support for queries with disjunctive/OR filter clauses. The previous version of the service allowed filter clauses to be joined solely by the AND logical operator, i.e. such that all filter clauses must evaluate to true for the directory objects to match. With the support of both AND and OR logical operators, more comprehensive filtered searches can be applied to the directory.
The logical OR operator allows for a series of filter clauses to evaluate to true if at least one of the clauses evaluates to true. A simple example of such a filter is as follows: GET /contoso.com/users?api-version=2013-11-08&$filter=startswith(displayName,'james') or startswith(givenName,'james') This request will return all User objects that either have a displayName or givenName value starting with "james". Note the api-version argument in the above example is 2013-11-08, but the logical OR operator is usable across all service versions, e.g. 2013-04-05.
*Update: 3/13/2014* Paging is now supported for filtered searches. The service will return the first page of results, along with a "odata.nextLink" property value, indicating that more results are available, and also representing the link relative to the service root that can be followed to get the next page of results. An example is as follows: odata.nextLink=directoryObjects/$/Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ActiveDirectory.User?$filter=userPrincipalName ge 'jon'&$skiptoken=X'4453...'
One key constraint to point out is that a given next-page request cannot be replayed, i.e. it can only be requested once. This means that if there's a network error that occurs between your client and the directory service on such a request, you may have to restart the filtered search.
A common usage scenario for user interfaces is to offer a simple search using a single text field. Such an interface might make the following request, given an input of "mary": GET /contoso.com/users?api-version=2013-11-08&$filter=startswith(displayName,'mary') or startswith(givenName,'mary') or startswith(surname,'mary') or startswith(mail,'mary') or startswith(userPrincipalName,'mary') Note that there are many properties that might contain the text the user is searching for. Another similar case might process the input text "John Riddell" by searching for Contact objects either matching the displayName, or when the first token matches the givenName and the second token matches the surname: GET /contoso.com/contacts?api-version=2013-11-08&$filter=startswith(displayName,'John Riddell') or (startswith(givenName,'John') and startswith(surname,'Riddell')) To find an enabled user that has an email address or user principal name matching "email@example.com": GET /contoso.com/users?api-version=2013-11-08&$filter=accountEnabled eq true and (userPrincipalName eq 'firstname.lastname@example.com' or mail eq 'firstname.lastname@example.com') To find a user having a SMTP proxy address or userPrincipalName matching "firstname.lastname@example.com": GET /contoso.com/users?api-version=2013-11-08&$filter=userPrincipalName eq 'email@example.com' or proxyAddresses/any(x:startswith(x,'smtp:firstname.lastname@example.com')) Note the "any" function syntax, which must be used when searching against a multi-valued property such as proxyAddresses. As another example, if you have a number of userPrincipalName values and you would like to find any matching users: GET /contoso.com/users?api-version=2013-11-08&$filter=userPrincipalName eq 'firstname.lastname@example.com' or userPrincipalName eq 'email@example.com' or userPrincipalName eq 'email@example.com' The above examples do not include all object types, but such queries can be applied to other object types, with their respective properties.
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The following sub-sections represent the list of filter properties for each object type that are possible to be used in a $filter query argument as of May 2014. These are irrespective of the service version, meaning that if the type and property are present in a given service version, it should be filterable via $filter.
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The Williamsburg STARZ fastpitch softball organization has completed its "mass" try outs for the 2015 season. We are interested in athletes that want a successful organization to work and grow with as they grow and progress in their softball career. Please contact your age group coach to schedule an individual try out.
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Kimberly Early's entry in the "Best View of ..." photography contest immediately grabbed the attention of our judges.
What distinguished the picture from many of the other entries was not only the beautiful scene — a waterway in Missouri — but also the moment it captured. It is her father, Kenny Lamp of Carmi, Ill., holding the hand of his young grandson, his hat turned around backward, as they cross the creek, fishing equipment in hand.
Early, who lives in Evansville, wrote: "My dad was turkey hunting in central Missouri in the early 1980s when he took a little excursion to a place called Montauk State Park to go trout fishing.
"He caught his first trout there and has been back many times. He has enjoyed going. However, he has probably enjoyed taking others trout fishing there more. He took his brother Bobby and his boys many years ago. I remember going as a child.
"Being that my dad never had a son, he was excited when my son Drew (now 5 years old) was born. He even wrote a poem about how his little 5-pound grandson would make the perfect little fishing buddy. As the years went by, we were always too busy. We didn't seem to have the time to go fishing with my dad.
"This spring, my Uncle Bobby passed away from a long battle with a blood disorder that evolved into leukemia. I knew then that it was time to make my dad's dream come true while I still had the chance. We all went to Montauk in May of this year where my dad helped his little fishing buddy catch his first trout!
"He also watched as my sister and I helped our two daughters who are under the age of 1 catch their first trout, too. My dad could not have been more proud! I took this photo to remember my dad leading his little fishing buddy out into the water on his first trout fishing trip."
Early's photograph, as well as those of the second-place, third-place and honorable-mention finishers, appear on this page.
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Spotlight On Linux: CrunchBang
CrunchBang is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Debian. It comes in OpenBox and XFCE editions, and a very dark visual theme. It's the OpenBox version that I took a look at.
Being based on Debian is a point is its favor as it means that standard trouble shooting and standard packages work on the system. The documentation on the website assures that CrunchBang is, essentially, a standard Debian installation with a few additional custom packages.
Installation takes a familiar path. It's a usable system when booted from the CD image, and hard disk installation is invoked by running a program from the desktop.
So far, so much the same. So, in what ways does CrunchBang differ from other distros?
When CrunchBang is booted for the first time, the user is presented with an interactive post installation script comprising of 15 questions. These prompts allow the user to further refine and specialize the installation. They allow for the optional installation of various applications such as Open Office, suites of tools such as build tools and conveniences such as popular media codecs and the Sun Java runtime. One option is to install a specialized kernel which is apparently optimized for desktop use. If selected rather than skipped, each installation option takes between a few seconds and several minutes to complete.
The desktop itself has a dark theme consisting of black, white and gray but this can, of course, be changed. On the backdrop there is a system information panel showing free memory and CPU usage amongst other data. Below this area is a reminder of keyboard shortcuts. For example, Windows key + W launches the web browser.
I'd not used OpenBox before, and I can confirm that is has a minimalist appearance along and feels responsive and fast. As standard, the window controls use a series of Braille-like dotted icons. These look cool, but it's impossible to guess the function of each at first glance. The task switcher sits on the bottom of the screen and features a standard status area with a clock. The task switcher is icon-based and also includes a virtual desktop switcher in quite a nice arrangement, although it doesn't automatically stay on top windows, which will perturb some. The application launch menu and system menu is the sort that is invoked by right clicking on on either the backdrop or the task switcher.
Any guesses as to what these dots mean?
The taskbar is also a pager. A nice arrangement.
In conclusion, CrunchBang looks like it could be a good distro for people who want to try something with a bit of kick to it in the speed department without straying too far from standard Debian. It might be also good distro to set up for a Linux novice if you don't think that they'll get on with the more common KDE/Gnome desktops. It's a worthwhile distro that has enough uniqueness to justify its existence without having the feel of a experiment that won't be around for long.
The CrunchBang website.
UK based freelance writer Michael Reed writes about technology, retro computing, geek culture and gender politics.
Works on old computer
Just loaded it into my Compaq 733mhz 256mb and it flies. I had to use the text install (not graphic install). Now I don't have to throw my old computer away.
Those dots...
Actually, I never thought about those "dots" in the way the reviewer saw it. Interestingly the middle arrow-like dots change directions, and its cool!
I think the only problem is that it should have stayed on Ubuntu rather than going in Debian way! I believe as #! started with Ubuntu there should be some loyalty. #! Statler appears to be better than the new Debian one for me, of course! Actually, #! is the best!
Debian v. Ubuntu
You're not the only one who thinks #! should have stayed an ubuntu spin. Google UberBang, and you'll find somebody who did his best to continue Corenominal's efforts in that regard.
Me, I understand why he made the switch. It eases up some of the development headaches that can arise from keeping up with the ubuntu release schedule and using the ubuntu development tools. Warren Woodford did the same thing a while back; MEPIS up to 6 was Debian; MEPIS 7 was Ubuntu; Mepis 8+ are Debian again.
And I like the #! statler better than I do any ubuntu distro I've ever used, including lightweight Mint spins.
Get over the dots already
From this review, one might think that the 'braille' dots are the single largest downside to this distribution, since that is the only negative aspect mr. Reed mentions. If that is so, then it must be one heck of a distro! Or perhaps this review is a bit superficial?
The right-hand buttons perform exactly the same function as those of any other operating system in the world. The outermost button closes, the next maximises, the last minimises. If you are truly confused at this point, you can safely ignore the left-hand buttons. Again, if you feel adventurous, do check the manual to learn their function. There are only two of them, so I'm confident you will memorise their function given a little exercise.
Also, the Braille alphabet uses six dots, not four.
I use the XFCE variant of #!
I use the XFCE variant of #! on my notebook. I came from Mint XFCE and immediately fell in love with crunchbang's simplicity, lightness, speed and stability. One of its strongest points is that you can turn #! statler into a rolling release distribution by simply pointing apt to debian's testing repositories (or even to sid for a bleeding edge system).
The XFCE DE is beautifully integrated into the CB/debian system and I've yet to encounter an issue. I whole-heartily recommend CB XFCE to anyone but the raw beginners.
The Openbox variant is even lighter yet needs a little more care. I use it within a virtual machine on my office pc. It's the lightest and fastest full-spec'ed linux I came across.
I was deeply perturbed by
I was deeply perturbed by this review. You see, I have not used a computer for more than 30 years. I was utterly bewildered by the braille dots and their possible meaning. WAT DO?
Interesting looking distro
Has anyone tried the XFCE desktop for this distro? I tried openbox and has a few problems getting into it. I have used xfce on other distros and found it very easy to get used to. Just wonder if this distro works well with xfce. I am planning on trying openbox again to see if I can finally get it to do what I want.
weak review of a strong system
#! is my distro of choice. It is flexible and configurable enough to be used on my high end laptop, workstation and on my first gen eeepc netbook. It can be tailored to work exactly how I need it to on the different devices. In fact it has the feel (in terms of tweaking) that Linux had when I started using it more than ten years ago before the advent of the mega-distributions.
As other comments mention, there is a really supportive and buzzy community over on the forums and development shows a constant progression while retaining the distro's aim to provide a true balance of performance and low-fi simplicity on low-spec devices.
It truly is wonderful for my needs and I encourage everybody to give it a go. I am aware that it won't suit everybody.
Have fun.
I don't believe Openbox is spelled in camel case.
I can't say for the distrolette.
The dotty window controls, btw... are just one of a BillionThemes for OB. They're no standard by any stretch of the imagination.
These Dots
Maybe ist Braille
Those Dots
Okay, I can buy that you wouldn't understand the left two dots (or use them), but no one could possibly be confused by the right three (or not be able to immediately guess what they mean); they're in the same position as certain controls on other desktops!
C'mon, Linux Journal is better than that.
reviews and such...
probably one of the worst reviews i've ever read. you obviously have no idea about the distro, its community, openbox and even debian itself. what was the point of this review? one can hardly get it from reading it.
I think that you highlighted
I think that you highlighted several of #!'s good qualities in this article, but left out one that was very important to me when I picked it up: customization. The desktop tools are intentionally minimal. Openbox, Conky, and Tint are tools that are amazing to retool for yourself with a few config files.
Another thing that has attracted many #!'ers is its helpful and robust forum. Not only is it a welcome place for OS support, but there are threads where everyone shows off their latest desktop setup or conky configurations. These get quite complex, and they mostly include the config files necessary to duplicate it yourself.
Many have noted that #! might be a great sandbox for those of us who love to configure and reconfigure the way our desktop looks. Lots of active forum users seem to have moved on to using Arch, but where Arch might be a "kit" that you piece together as a hobby, #! is the product that begs to be taken apart and put back together.
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