STAR has a 32 bit version that is awesome, highly recommend anyone looking for a 32bit JWM take it for a spin.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/linnix … =directory

CROWZ has a few flavours in 64 bit only ATM!

cheers

zephyr

Changed my CROWZ distro's from Netsurf to Midori. Great improvement over what I have witnessed in the past few months.

FF has become basically unusable, many issues and just not desirable as a browser. Being crash prone is problem number 1.

Just uploaded CROWZ with Midori changes.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/crowz/

Cheers

zephyr

SMPlayer works for audio and video. MPV if configured correctly is nice.

Personally use PMRP,  a YAD based program by hakerdefo and misko for radio, easily configured. Link to VSIDO discussion can be found here...
http://vsido.org/index.php?topic=1299.0

PMRP GitHub by hakerdefo here...
https://github.com/hakerdefo/pmrp

Audacious for audio is awesome too!

cheers

zephyr

Much anticipated release of Devuan 1.0, know everyone using Devuan is quite thrilled as I am!

Have kept a Devuan alpha install, update and occasionally changing /etc/apt files and sources.list but upgraded to the final release without an issue. Smooth sailing from the beginning, very nice indeed!

Thanks to all involved  for their determination to make this Devuan systemd-free distribution a reality.  Devuan is totally awesome!

Cheers

zephyr

Didn't notice until now, good-life-Linux is sharing the Sourceforge link with Crowz in the List of Devuan Derivatives.

Thanks

zephyr

@greenjeans: Oxy2-ZEN is a very complete set which is always preferred with any distro. Does remind me of the LaGaDesk-BlackWhite-III and IV. 

Vuudo is a great looking distro, still fiddling with it. No issues at all! : )

zephyr

@greenjeans: Like the cooler coolers of gray and black, easy on the eyes! Yes very similar taste in color schemes, the Oxy2-ZEN are a great looking set of icons. First time seeing them anywhere!

Vuudo is a very minimal distro, like the openbox layout, very fast! Nicely put together project that deserves the attention!

cheers

zephyr

@FOSSuser: Running my box now on wifi, have fb, ob and jwm connected with wifi. Left clicking the connman icon should identify your network and just have to enter pass phrase.

Works quite nicely on my lappie as well.

cheers

zephyr

@greenjeans: Have JWM up if you are still interested in taking a spin!
https://sourceforge.net/projects/crowz/

Downloading your new release of Vuudo! Like the appearance of it! : )
http://www.mrgreenjeans.net/linux/vuudo … 2_1909.iso

cheers

zephyr

@FOSSuser: Always download one to test, but yes you downloaded the first official Crowz distro! That never has happened to me either!

cheers

zephyr

Hello folks: Back into the game with a new distro name " Crowz". Uploaded Crowz ob with the 1.0 RC release for anyone who is interested.

Made a few changes during the break of re-branding!

Thanks for the support, very excited about the Devuan RC, and just in time to coincide a release with Crowz ob for now. Fluxbox and JWM will be coming soon.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/crowz/

Cheers

zephyr

@xunilog: Have encountered what you are describing earlier in my distro hopping days going back several years, however attributed it to my graphics card or mobo. Haven't had such an occurrence since a complete machine rebuild and update a couple years back. Scrambled pixels is what I observed and simply didn't further looking at the distro.  The distros were not zephyr or any of which you mentioned above.

This has not occurred at anytime during the testing of my builds, difficult to find answers for something that isn't there for me to witness or remedy. My final build is well tested before uploading, then retested as a download to insure the integrity of the build. More often than not a second set of eyes is used during the final builds, this issue has never been witnessed or addressed.

Not sure if you were using a disk or USB, either way something could have been corrupt not allowing a good graphics rendering. Configs for all distributions vary, certainly pertains to different DE's and Wm's. The base for all Devuan distos should be relatively the same depending on their package list. There was a period where Xorg drivers were still being pulled from Debian, not sure if this could been the issue.

Wish I could help you more, if I run into the your described issue will let you know what I did to fix it.

Cheers

zephyr