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Then you may want to try these: http://www.freesbie.org/ http://bsdeviant.unixpunx.org/

the guys over at unixpunxhave a distrib that fits on a mini CD

Another FreeBSD-based live CD is BSDeviant.

unixpunx radio. listen and discover.

Unixpunx. Register there and read instructions.

Actually mainstream-skatepunks Pennywise do have free MP3s of bootlegs available on their website http://www.pennywisdom.com. They're not really interesting because all the Pennywise shows are basically the same.
Jambands like Phish have such huge tape-trading community because their shows are based on improvisation and they tend to be unique. Only band with real tape-trading/bootleg scene that could be considered punk is Sublime. Their bootlegs can be found on Furthur

For free punk music you should check out Out of Tune (Shameless plug, get my band's second EP for free from there) and ftp.unixpunx.org, which hosts a really great archive of independent music (and doesn't care about copyright laws at all..)

http://www.unixpunx.org" - Site made up of exactly the people you just said didnt exist.

Check this out then:

unixpunx.org

The ones I like make their own damn music.

I stayed and watched the entire credits. Near the very end, it said something like,

Final rendering services provided by:

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

So apparently they used Suns to do the rendering for Monsters, Inc.

-Dan
into unix? into punk? check out unixpunx

In other news, consumer advocate Ralph Nader urged leaders in the auto safety industry to "stop finding safety problems with automobiles. We can surely trust the automakers to make their cars as safe as humanly possible, without sacrificing their profit margin, and with no need of safety crash tests."

-dan
into unix? into punk? check out unixpunx

While I don't think that Clinton's musical tastes are typical of Slashdot users, I do know that there is a growing group of us out there. I think to say that Clinton is a typical Slashdot user is probably quite inaccurate.

I would also like to say that as a visibly "extreme" punk rocker the geek community can look at me just as scournfully as the rest of the world. I was the co-founder of a LUG, and always felt that some people did not come back because of me. I have also visited other LUGs and experienced some odd looks... "you don't belong here".

I think most "geeks" are accepting of anyone, but there is definately an element of "geeks don't look like you" in the community.

Like was already said in the Jesux distribution, a SATANIC OPERATING SYSTEM FOR SATANIC PEOPLE is already being worked on. Is this a hoax? You'll have to mull between yourselfs... HAIL SATAN! http://www.unixpunx.org/lucix

The punk rock hackers over at www.unixpunx.org are working on their OWN satanic version of your favorite operating system, check it out here. http://www.unixpunx.org/lucix

A friend of a friend saw that Jesux page and created the Lucix distro. Same stupid puns, just from the complete other side of the religious viewpoint :)


-mike kania