桌面环境是 XFCE4.10

fcitx 拼音输入法

WPS 中文版 （这是金山软件公司的一套办公软件）

Chromium 网页浏览器

酷狗 Player

TuxOnTV 电视

VLC 媒体播放器

BetaRadio 收音机

ePDFview 文件浏览器

等等

Windows 用户请使用www.livelinuxusb.com还是www.unetbootin.org 为了创建一个可启动的USB棒: http://wiki.linuxdeepin.com/index.php/Linuxliveusb

登录名: bbq  密码: bbq

下载地址：http://linuxbbq.org/releases/520/linuxbbq-520.iso

md5: d68a3526568b43a0eaa8c71505a65ea7

大小： 711MB

中国万岁！

the good thing about Sid is that you can upgrade an ‘outdated’ release. The good thing about this, AFT, is that I can take a break from the grill. Not that it’s tiresome, or boring (quite the opposite), but there is indeed something called Real Life (you know, meat on two legs) that requires a bit more attention than this hobby project. In the next weeks I won’t be able to engage too much in the BBQ (due to technical reasons, more or less, and geographical borkage or dependency hell) and I have to leave upgrade-warning, troubleshooting and bug-fixing to the community. My fellow forum-grillers are reliable and dedicated people – I should especially mention my better halves rhowaldt, ivanovnegro, pidsley who have always covered my ass – thanks guys! I also want to thank the dedicated users of the grill (no matter if they run BBQ on their machines), it’s you who keep the project alive, indeed. In May we will continue, and expect some hefty surprises!

So, for upgrade warnings please check the forums section and don’t rely on the Upgrade Warning app (for those who use it), because it will only notify about *grave* or *critical* packages. Generally, be careful with upgrades and better delay them if you are in doubt. Pretty sure you don’t need the newest revision of glibclit-6.205-uber-0.1-rc (y’ know)

Wish you all a sunny springtime, and see you soon, hopefully in good health!

What’s new:
- X applications: they replace GTK applications as far as possible. xedit as editor, xcalc as calculator, xman manpage browser, etc pp.
- gkrell (for mrneilypops) with several plugins like moonphase (for rhowaldt) and weather (for ivanov)
- grumbl‘s photostream and wallpapers (Vielen Dank!)
- eye-pleasing solarized theme for the terminal applications
- (x)links2 is the default browser
- bbqget package downloader: this one-click helper application is fed with packages that are not available in the repositories. At the moment, there’s only Skype in version 2.2, but new software is added regularly.
- bbqradio-gui: the pocket radio comes in a new design.
- several smaller bugfixes compared to Trollinger

username/password: bbq

Download link: http://linuxbbq.org/releases/JWM/linuxbbq-cameltoe.iso
md5sum: 7b418a41026edd974711098044060e57 linuxbbq-cameltoe.iso
size: 351MB
installation time: 3 minutes lol

Happy 1990s!

(Note: the Lock Screen in jwm’s menu is assigned to xtrlock — if you want to use it, please install xtrlock, it is the lightest of all screenlocks but doesn’t blank the screen. Other options are i3lock or xscreensaver, please adjust manually in .jwmrc)

Please download, if possible, using this command:

wget -c http://linuxbbq.org/releases/JWM/linuxbbq-cameltoe.iso

The list of default applications is slightly different:

Cinnamon 1.6.x
muffin WM
Iceweasel (FlashPlayer and Adblock enabled)
Pidgin
Skype 4.1
Deadbeef
GNOME Mplayer
Software Center (uhum, that one! And it rocks!)
Geany
Leafpad
+ the whole Trollinger BBQ and CLI set

http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Cinnamon/linuxbbq-cinnamon.iso

md5sum: 4dc07fd6be8667d3d7e56b2ab1c1e3dd

Size: 576MB

Trollinger is the de-facto base release of LinuxBBQ, recommended to those who want to build up their system comfortably. Besides the standard CLI apps, Trollinger comes with a small amount of GUI applications:

Default stack
Iceweasel browser
Roaster browser
PCManFM file manager
Leafpad text editor
mousepad text editor
Deadbeef music player
mplayer2 media player
Radiotray
Redshift
ePDFview
Others
Synaptic package manager
GDebi package installer
Bleachbit janitor
RecordMyDesktop
Adobe Flashplayer, Adblock/Element Hiding addons enabled in Iceweasel
BBQ Tools
Spatula simple WYSIWYG editor
Entertainer website randomizer
USB Creator frontend for dd
BBQNotes notepad
BBQSystem configuration helper (rewritten)
UpdateMan frontend for APT
EggTimer alarm
BBQdf frontend for df
Roaster browser
Cookbook desktop help
BBQ Webapps (Fog’s photostream, Google News, Google Maps, Wikipedia, Youtube, gpodder, online TV streams)
CLI Applications
abook addressbook
alsamixer audio mixer
bc calculator
BBQradio radio player
centerim* instant messenger
centericq* instant messenger for ICQ
irssi IRC chat tool
mc file manager
mcedit editor
moc music player
mutt* mail client
nano editor
ncdu ncurses disk utility
newsbeuter RSS client
ranger file manager
sc spreadsheet application
testdisk disk utility
tmux terminal multiplexer (for root)
wordgrinder text processor
wyrd calendar
zsh shell

Applications marked with * can be started directly in terminal or via the command “start” and need manual configuration by the user.

Download link: http://linuxbbq.org/releases/LXDE/linuxbbq-trollinger64.iso
md5sum: b546f91abcbb8bfd073d23cd75a8d79e
Size: 372MB

Elitist is specifically aimed at web developers and programmers and has following applications on board:
Besides the standard CLI apps, Elitist packs a a number of GUI applications:

Default stack
Iceweasel browser
Roaster browser
PCManFM file manager
Leafpad text editor
mousepad text editor
Deadbeef music player
mplayer2 media player
Radiotray
Redshift
ePDFview
Development
Geany IDE
Bluefish HTML editor
Code:Blocks IDE
Meld Diff tool
phpEdit PHP editor
Graphics
GIMP image manipulation
Inkscape vector-based drawing
gpick color picker
Network
Filezilla FTP client
gufw firewall
gtkvncviewer VNC client
slypheed mail client
Pidgin instant messenger
Others
Synaptic package manager
GDebi package installer
Bleachbit janitor
RecordMyDesktop
Adobe Flashplayer, Adblock/Element Hiding, Firebug, NoSquint, Flashblock, WebDeveloper addons enabled in Iceweasel
various developer tools (git, svn, bzr, devscripts)
CLI Applications
abook addressbook
alsamixer audio mixer
bc calculator
BBQradio radio player
centerim* instant messenger
centericq* instant messenger for ICQ
irssi IRC chat tool
mc file manager
mcedit editor
moc music player
mutt* mail client
nano editor
ncdu ncurses disk utility
newsbeuter RSS client
ranger file manager
sc spreadsheet application
testdisk disk utility
tmux terminal multiplexer (for root)
wordgrinder text processor
wyrd calendar
zsh shell
BBQ Tools
Spatula simple WYSIWYG editor
Entertainer website randomizer
USB Creator frontend for dd
BBQNotes notepad
BBQSystem configuration helper (rewritten)
UpdateMan frontend for APT
EggTimer alarm
BBQdf frontend for df
Roaster browser
Cookbook desktop help
BBQ Webapps (Fog’s photostream, Google News, Google Maps, Wikipedia, Youtube, gpodder, online TV streams)
various CLI helper tools

The LAMP stack can be installed through a LAMP install script via an own entry in the LXDE menu.

Download: http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Elitist/linuxbbq-elitist64.iso
md5sum: 4b2d52fe84e3f44fdeb12fd88ec47b88
Size: 505MB

Default stack

• Iceweasel browser
• Roaster browser
• PCManFM file manager
• Leafpad text editor
• mousepad text editor
• Deadbeef music player
• mplayer2 media player
• Radiotray
• Redshift
• ePDFview

Development

• Geany IDE
• Bluefish HTML editor
• Code:Blocks IDE
• Meld Diff tool
• phpEdit PHP editor

Graphics

• GIMP image manipulation
• Inkscape vector-based drawing
• gpick color picker

Network

• Filezilla FTP client
• gufw firewall
• gtkvncviewer VNC client
• slypheed mail client
• Pidgin instant messenger

Others

• Synaptic package manager
• GDebi package installer
• Bleachbit janitor
• RecordMyDesktop
• Adobe Flashplayer, Adblock/Element Hiding, Firebug, NoSquint, Flashblock, WebDeveloper addons enabled in Iceweasel
• various developer tools (git, svn, bzr, devscripts)

The LAMP stack can be installed through a LAMP install script via an own entry in the LXDE menu. A 64-bit version is planned and will be uploaded by the end of January.

Download folder: http://www.linuxbbq.org/releases/Elitist
Size: 588MB

LXDE + some apps for productivity

For copy-pasta lovers:

wget -c http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Elitist/linuxbbq-elitist32.iso

Kernel: liquorix 3.7x
DE: XFCE4.10
File manager: Thunar 1.6.2
Terminal: lxterminal
Music player: deadbeef-devel
Media player: mplayer2
Editor: mousepad 0.3.0
Web browser: roaster
Webapps: fog’s photostream (thanks for the awesome wallpapers GeekGirl!), google maps, wikipedia, youtube, BBQ Upgrade Warnings
CLI tools (see Virgin/Boner)

Username: bqq  Pass: bbq

Installable via bbqinstaller only (to avoid bloat from python and gtk)

Direct download: http://linuxbbq.org/releases/XFCE/linuxbbq-proof.isomd5sum: 13a22e4be06abdbd2f0ef0a18584c449
Size: 286MB (299892736 bytes)

Sorry for any inconvenience

Well yes, happy new year, first of all. The last two weeks of December were extremely busy, mostly due to the unplanned submission to DW. Personally, I spent even more time in front of the computer than doing anything else, to build up an infrastructure (that would have been built up anyway in January) and I am still unsatisfied with it. For what it’s worth, the Standing Committee of the BBQ (myself) has decided to change quite a few things for the future (to get the original idea of Roast your Own back into the game)

1. The positions of Saltimbocca/Escargot (the Openbox Base releases) are going to be replaced by LinuxBBQ “Boner” and “Virgin” (see posts below). Technically, the difference is a “sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-all xserver-xorg-video-<yourcard>” but makes stuff easier for me to maintain. It also ensures that the user digs into several configuration files and learns to maintain a (working) system from the command line. Keep in mind that Boner/Virgin already use tmux and applications for production, so the user is not completely lost anyway. There are enough resources that can be used (wiki, forums, cookbook, integrated help, Aunt Google) to get things configured the way the user wants them to be, from scratch. Saltimbocca/Escargot will move to Trollinger. So the motto for 2013 is: “You can has boner!”, “Y U NO Virgin?” or “Trololol!”
2. User contributions will be collected and packaged as .deb files (downloadable as one-click) rather than being included in the spins. This helps me to maintain the horde of releases we have in the BBQ now.
3. The graphical browser in base releases (except MATE, which is a suite) is removed, keeping only “Roaster” as GUI browser (for a quick search) and “lynx” which is anyway the first browser in Boner/Virgin. I have had enough of discussions about Y U NO Iceweasel/Iceape/Firefox/Chromium/<any other browser here>. “Roaster” works on most websites, it can be used to get information from the internet, and is perfect as a temporary browser. Just to explain the obvious: some people download a Desktop base edition and forget that they are trying to ride a bicyle without saddle. The full-featured editions will ship with something nice, depending on the mood of the cook (with Weasel, it seems)
4. Talking of full-featured editions, there will be no new additions, only some changes and removals.

• It is very possible that LaTex gets an upgrade (to be available on 32 and 64 bit) with a different Tex suite behind it and some Stud applications, and that
• Mother will get a Father (so, a 32 bit version).
• SpeckDrum will be removed from the active releases (it was anyway only an i486 experimental release).
• The future of the GNOME base editions is unclear. I don’t really want to drop them, but given the fact that GNOME is still at 3.4 I think it is better to wait until the repos catch up to 3.6. Thanks to sid the users can roll up to newer versions even from “old” release candidates.
• It’s decided that there will be no KDE base (my last try to build a barebones KDE ended up with a 620MB image, and this has definitely nothing to do with bare or BBQ).
• The good experience with Trollinger means that a 64bit version is around the corner.
• Threesome (featuring i3) will remain 32-bit only and the build-script for 64-bit (to start from Boner) will be uploaded some time.
• The development of Rocks! (the recording studio) and Free! (the Linux for visually impaired) is slightly delayed, mostly due to lack of feedback from users regarding hardware support.

And now just one wish: please, please – don’t bother me with ‘additions to the base releases’. There will nothing be added. The list of the defaults is short and hopefully stays this way:

• GUI file manager PCManFM (except XFCE – Thunar, MATE – caja)
• GUI text editor Mousepad (except MATE – pluma)
• GUI web browser Roaster (except MATE – Iceweasel)
• GUI media player GNOME Mplayer
• GUI music player DEADBEEF
• GUI radio player Radiotray
• GUI screen temperature switch gtk-redshift
• GUI FTP client gFTP
• GUI download manager uget
• GUI mail client Sylpheed
• GUI network-manager-gnome
• CLI file manager mc/ranger
• CLI text editor nano/mcedit
• CLI web browser lynx/elinks
• CLI media player mplayer2/mpg123
• CLI music player mocp/mpg123
• CLI radio player BBQradio
• CLI screen temperature switch redshift
• CLI FTP client wput
• CLI download manager wget
• CLI mail client mutt
• CLI network manager ceni

plus the CLI apps that are anyway in Boner/Virgin (wordgrinder, sc, abook, wyrd). Of course desktop-specific helpers (obconf/obmenu or XFCE4-panel applets) are there, too, depending on the base. I hope this satisfies most users. Please remember that everything is an apt-get away, and the stuff that is provided on the stick should be good enough to get things done even if there is no network available.

I want to thank everybody who has contributed and helped so far in the development of the Q. Many people wished us to get a ‘larger user base’, which would be a nice side effect, but most of all I am very happy to have dedicated fellow barbies and grillmeisters who invest their time and knowledge, their talent and their trust into our collective BBQ, and I will give my best not to disappoint anybody

Thank you all, and thank you for reading! Happy 2013, let it roast!