Well, up until last night I was running Ubuntu 7.04 on my laptop, I quite like it. However, it gets a little bit boring - all my hardware was working as expected, most apps that I needed were already installed etc, nothing left to do really.

I was up for switching distro anyway, so I thought I'd give Arch a try. I was having some problems getting it to run in a VM though, it won't see the virtual disk for some reason during the install, any ideas? I eventually installed it over the top of Ubuntu on my laptop anyway, so it's not that important. Although, it'd be nice if I could VM it on my work machine and have a play.

I only downloaded the base install .iso (I'm not even sure whether there's a full installation or not), so I'm stuck in CLI at the moment. The only network cable that I had last didn't seem to work, I'll have to *borrow* one from work. Seems cool though. So to your answer your question, I'm an Arch user, nearly anyways lol.

Who's the guy who organises the meeting at Keele? Does he work there?