crunchbang-irssi

Looks like I found my new favorite LiveCD. Now normally I only review security distros here, but I have to make an exception for CrunchBang. It is quite possibly the best Ubuntu hack I’ve seen since Mint.

[Gentoo users can stop reading now]

The balance of performance, stability, usability and overall “leetness” of CrunchBang is unparalleled by any currently active distribution. Now mind you, I tend to toss those words around for any distro that has the words Openbox and Debian/Ubuntu in its description. Speaking of which… :)

Description:

CrunchBang Linux is an Ubuntu based distribution featuring the lightweight Openbox window manager and GTK+ applications. The distribution has been built and customized from a minimal Ubuntu install. The distribution has been designed to offer a good balance of speed and functionality.

CrunchBang Lite comes with these core applications:

Run Program → gmrun
Terminal → Terminator Terminal Emulator
Web Browser → Firefox 3 web browser
File Manager → PCMan File Manager
Media Player → VLC media player
Text Editor → Leafpad

And the following terminal applications:

Vim editor
Midnight Commander file manager
rtorrent BitTorrent Client
MOC music player
Newsbeuter feed reader
elinks web browser
MUTT email client
irssi IRC client
naim chat client
htop system monitor

Screenshots (in no particular order, thanks to WordPress):

Gripes:
You’ll notice a screenshot of the autostart file, which seemed to be the only place to get rid of the default UK keyboard layout. Unfortunately, 5am Linuxing prevented me from being able to figure out how to make the settings stick…

CrunchBang Linux is also available in Standard and Eee PC editions.

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This MIRV just wants to party.

I started blogging (on a different domain) a year ago, mainly as a way to share some of the interesting stuff I’d found while out on the network. I only posted here and there, and eventually tried to monetize it, which didn’t go over well with my gracious middle man host. I bought this domain, and moved all my stuff over. Everything seemed fine, until I tried to monetize it again… this time Google would have the last laugh however and they took everything I made from another type of 0-day release.

I kind of lost focus during that whole ordeal, and began posting crap… So, to try to make up for it, I’ve posted a few new bugs these last few days.

Here’s a roundup, along with 3 new ones:

phpLD 3.3 (page.php name) Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability
Link directories are cancer and should be treated as such.

ClaSS < =0.8.60 File Disclosure/Download
Not much to say here, but props to the dev guy who got the patch out in no time flat.

BloofoxCMS 0.3.4 File Inclusion
Nothing amazing, turn on JS if you can’t get it to work :)

Injader CMS 2.1.1 (id) Remote SQL Injection Vulnerability
Props to Ben for getting this all patched up and even going through to find some stuff I missed.

Constructr CMS < = 3.02.5 Stable Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
What happens when you develop your apps on a Mac?

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