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CrunchBang Linux Is Dead!!!
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![](http://itsfoss.itsfoss.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Crunchbang_Linux_Dead.jpeg)
Yes! You read it correct. The minimalist Linux distribution **CrunchBang Linux has been discontinued**.
CrunchBang Linux, popularly known for its abbreviated symbol #!, is based on Debian and comes with [Openbox][1] window manager. The dark themed Linux was/is a popular Linux choice for many experience Linux users.
### CrunchBang discontinued for “it no longer holds any value” ###
[Announcing][2] that CrunchBang will no longer be developed, head of the project Philip Newborough said that when he started the project, Linux world was different place. He mentioned that there was no ‘competition’ in the same ilk at that time but with the advancement of Linux distros like Lubuntu, Crunchbang doesn’t hold the same value.
> For anyone who has been involved with Linux for the past ten years or so, I’m sure they’ll agree that things have moved on. Whilst some things have stayed exactly the same, others have changed beyond all recognition. It’s called progress, and for the most part, progress is a good thing. That said, when progress happens, some things get left behind, and for me, CrunchBang is something that I need to leave behind. I’m leaving it behind because I honestly believe that it no longer holds any value, and whilst I could hold on to it for sentimental reasons, I don’t believe that would be in the best interest of its users, who would benefit from using vanilla Debian.
### What after CrunchBang demise? ###
As happened in case of [Pear OS][3], CrunchBang forums will stay online. Downloads are available for now but will be removed in near future. Philip mentioned that he was excited about some of his incoming projects and his day job. I wish him luck in his future endeavors. It is sad to see the death of a nice Linux distribution like CrunchBang.
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[1]:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openbox
[2]:http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=38916
[3]:http://itsfoss.com/pear-os-history/

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Non-Linux FOSS: Homebrew
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I use OS X quite often during my day job. I'm able to tolerate it largely due to the terminal. If I couldn't do my work with green text on a black background, I think I'd go crazy (or crazier). Unfortunately, OS X doesn't come with all the command-line tools I need. That's where Homebrew comes in to save the day.
![](http://www.linuxjournal.com/files/linuxjournal.com/ufiles/imagecache/large-550px-centered/u1002061/11811fossf1.png)
Homebrew acts like the package management system OS X is lacking. Using commands very similar to apt-get, it allows the installation of hundreds of applications. A perfect example is the wget program. I was surprised to find that OS X doesn't include wget, but with Homebrew, it's a simple one-liner away.
The best part is that Homebrew installs everything in the /usr/local file space. There's no reason to worry about Homebrew corrupting your system, because it doesn't touch anything outside of /usr/local. OS X system updates won't overwrite your programs, and because /usr/local/bin is already in the PATH, installed Homebrew apps just work!
Homebrew uses Ruby to manage its packages and functions, but it doesn't require any programming knowledge to use. And the installation procedure is literally a copy/paste on the command line. If you use OS X, but you wish you could install packages as easily as in Linux, give Homebrew a try: [http://brew.sh][1].
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Fix Cannot Empty Trash In Ubuntu 14.04 [Quick Tip]
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![](http://itsfoss.itsfoss.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/empty-the-trash.jpg)
### Problem ###
The other day I ran in to an **issue while emptying trash in Ubuntu 14.04**. I right clicked on the trash icon and chose Empty Trash option, like I always do. It took some time with a progress bar showing that it was in the process of deleting the files in trash. But it just got stuck at it and I got ended with a frozen Nautilus File manager. I had to kill it via terminal.
But this was painful because the files in trash were still there. And my repeated attempts to delete the trash resulted in same frozen window.
### Solution ###
Honestly, I do not know what caused this issue in the first place. But I do have a solution for you if you too are facing issue in deleting the trash via GUI in Ubuntu 14.04 or 14.10.
Open a terminal and use the following command:
sudo rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*
Now be careful in what you type. You are using the remove command with super user privileges. I trust you that you won’t be deleting any other files or directory.
The above mentioned command is deleting all the files in Trash directory. In other words, it is emptying the trash in command line way. Once you use that command, you’ll see that the Trash has been emptied. If you delete any new files, you should not be having the same freezing Nautilus issue again.
### Worked for you? ###
I hope this little tip worked for you and you can empty the trash without any further issue in Ubuntu or any other Linux distribution. do let me know if you face any issue.
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