I stand corrected on the midori problems, apparently I had to restart it first >_<. Still issues with openbox, ssh, and the crt monitor though. Edit: I did service ssh status and then tried to ssh and it magically worked finally :) I had to set the /boot/conig.txt to hdmi_group=1 and hdmi_mode=4 and...

Alright well I enabled all that and still no dice :/ Oh and new issue openbox doesn't want to launch apps for me with the super/windows key

Edit: It does however change workspaces with the super + function keys. Not sure why it won't launch apps with a super key combo.

I'm running the 2012-12-16-wheezy-raspbian.img from raspberrypi.org (the latest one wouldn't boot for me I tried reinstalling it 4 times). I enabled ssh and I pinged the ip on my laptop it pings but it doesn't connect. Midori won't show the url bar anymore, it was giving me gtk errors, it's not anym...

I have a Netgear N150 wifi adapter: ID 0846:9030 WNA1100 Wireless-N 150 [Atheros AR9271]. I'm wondering how to get it working on the latest fedora for the pi. What package would I need to install or do to make it work?

I'm running the latest fedora image. I have a Belkin Components F7D1101 v1 Basic Wireless Adapter [Realtek RTL8188SU] and it appears to be working, detects networks and attempts to join, but it immediately disconnects after I pick a network :/ Edit: think I found my issue, I was running a wireless m...

ShiftPlusOne wrote:I think Raspbian will be your best bet.

Yeah that's what I was planning on and if it had too many issues then I was going to try arch, but so far debian's my favorite.
Edit: or at least crunchbang is but it's still debian

Probably number of packages, pi I'm getting will be my own, but it will be shared with the siblings as a spare computer.

Is raspbian the distro that has the most supported packages?