Glad to see you back up and running. 

Thanks and good luck guys.

Great job Sammy & TJ, & it's awesome to see all the familiar names here.

Thank you for joining us. 

Good work gents.  You earned the following to get us here which takes a major leap.  I subscribed. Now lets get after it!

For the rest of you gutter hamsters, you need to update your logos to your old versions!

I’m glad this place is up, there aren’t any good IUFB forums out there imo.

Indeed, thanks!

very excited to be here as well!

@thehoosierhuddle Question about subscribing: is our subscription going to be tied to our login here, and eventually get us access to the premium content you come up with right here on the site, or will the premium stuff be shared with us through the email we used when we subscribed? I only ask because I'm not exactly diligent about checking email.

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@thehoosierhuddle Question about subscribing: is our subscription going to be tied to our login here, and eventually get us access to the premium content you come up with right here on the site, or will the premium stuff be shared with us through the email we used when we subscribed? I only ask because I'm not exactly diligent about checking email.

NM, I think I figured out how this all works by actually, you know, reading an article.

Hyped about our new commit.

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@thehoosierhuddle Question about subscribing: is our subscription going to be tied to our login here, and eventually get us access to the premium content you come up with right here on the site, or will the premium stuff be shared with us through the email we used when we subscribed? I only ask because I'm not exactly diligent about checking email.

we are all learning on the fly. There was no real test drive. It was all gas no breaks, build it as we fly type thing. 

Y'all have done an excellent job thus far. It's coming together.

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we are all learning on the fly. There was no real test drive. It was all gas no breaks, build it as we fly type thing. 

I was involved with the MX Linux project (primarily as a spectator and guinea pig) from its inception. MX-14 (14 meaning 2014) was clunky and ugly and tough to get comfortable with, but it worked and worked well. By v18, it was a finely tuned, highly polished operating system, and soon thereafter went to the top of the DistroWatch rankings, where it has remained ever since. It won't take you anything like that long to get this setup lined out; point being that these things take time and changes are incremental, but the end result will be something to be proud of.