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CrunchEee — the netbook Linux for snobs

Submitted by acurrie on Wednesday 16th of September 2009 02:30:20 PM Filed under
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CrunchEee comes with the custom Array.org kernel built-in, so WPA-encypted WiFi and the unique ad-hoc connection of Joikuspot are supported on start-up. There’s also an Eee-specific panel that lets you manage Bluetooth connections, your webcam and also gives you some performance presets for your Asus machine.

And… that’s about all you get. Seriously. Clearly, n00bs aren’t welcome here.

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