No.66978
I… I am having issues getting qemu to work correctly. Merry xmas I am going back to Void. I need to learn more and get good before I ask for help. Still new to Linux and I guess I know less than I thought. Breaking things.
No.66979
>>66978>Still new to Linux and I guess I know less than I thought. Breaking thingsLinux ships broken. You just have to learn how to handle it in a way that the fragments don't separate.
No.66981
>>66975If you’re going to be running Linux as a desktop OS it’s probably easier just to run an Arch based system simply for all of the documentation and AUR. I would consider myself exceptionally Linux savvy but trying to tinker around on a Debian system was just problem after problem, especially if you needed software that isn’t included in the official repository… (almost never an issue with an Arch system).
No.67451
>>58508it says pale moon right there faggot
No.67960
>>67955Nord Papirus I believe
https://www.deviantart.com/niivu/art/Papirus-Icons-786691314Or either another "Nord" or "Papirus" by the same author found in his GitHub pack of all released icons+themes
No.68890
I wish I had a computer, but I am a poor disabled NEET.
No.68891
>>68890I feel you wizzie,you're not alone…
No.68904
>>68890>>68891What would be the computer you guys realistically want?
No.69026
>>68904just a gayming pc that can run video game engine
No.69203
will someone help a retard such as myself… i know basically nothing about computers but i wanna protect my data and have my computer run smoother, plus the customization of linux sounds awesome. where do i even start what is a distro
No.69204
>>69203There's a billion of guides online, use one of those instead of wasting our time wanting to be spoonfed in a thread with an unrelated topic.
No.69205
>>62401how do i turn my windows into 90s mac
No.69216
>>67097S-tier abstract wallpaper
No.69220
>>65511watching porn makes you a normie
No.69268
>>69267what distro are you using and why this distro?
No.69269
>>69268>what distro are you using?NixOS, as the pfetch output shows.
>and why this distro?Purely stateless and declarative system configuration and software management. It's what ended my distrohopping and I've stuck with it for years. If the Nix manifesto resonates with you, give it a try.
https://nixos.org/guides/how-nix-works/ No.69270
>>69269sorry Im tech illetrate, maybe if you give me an example of use I can understand
No.69271
>>69270It's some hippie "Free as in freedom" Linux slop that tries to set itself apart from the other thousand by borrowing the Recycle Bin and System Restore features from Windows 2000. Wow, their "values" page even says they're diverse!
No.69272
>>69271I see (-___-') thanks
No.69375
>>69267What wm and bar are you using? (Very based for nixos, its also my main os)
No.69382
>suckless setup
>it actually fucking sucks
No.69437
>>69375>wmhyprland
>barwaybar
I regret going to wayland because I'm on an nvidia gaming laptop and I play video games on external monitors (which is supported about as well as you'd expect), and generally it has only given me problems, but your mileage may vary. I would probably move to DWM on X11 on if I could muster the time to do it, purely for a) minimalism/speed/elegance and b) Nix makes it so easy to apply patches with derivation overriding.
No.69440
>>69439Yup! It's a Galaxy Tab A8, I genuinely use it as my main computer nowadays, it fits my usecase perfectly, though of course I wouldn't recommend this kind of setup for everyone, at best I'd say tablets are great supplementary devices for most, depending on what you'd like to do using one.
No.69441
>>69440and for what purpose do you use yours?
No.69442
>>69441I browse the web, consume content, post on imageboards, read books and comic books/manga, draw and play video games. I enjoy doing all of these things with a stylus, and removing the keyboard when not needed, which are the reasons I prefer it over my laptop, it size just makes it more comfortable to use for me, also easier to take with me when going somewhere else, of course all of the things I've mentioned can be done on a laptop, but I find that media consumption, reading and especially drawing definitely feel better and more practical on my tablet, it also helps that my tablet's newer than my laptop, with a healthier battery leading to more screen time before having to charge it, though of course a newer laptop could fix that for me.
No.69443
>>69442you seem to share a good bond with your tab, hope it will last forever👍
also can you show one of your drawing , Im curious to see
and what game do you play on it?
No.69445
>>69444nice drawing!
>romsgood idea, the tablet is perfect for those games, wide screen and the all
No.69448
>>69446what game have you been playing? do you think you can play shafow of the colosus?
No.69449
>>69448>Shadow of the ColossusNow that's one my tablet definitely can't run.
I've been playing mostly NES, recently finished DuckTales for the 1st time and it was a blast, now I'm replaying TECMO World Cup Soccer on NES because this FIFA Club World Cup that's taking place in the USA got me in the mood for some soccer too.
No.69450
>>69449enjoy your games. there are good games too that aren't sotc. also weird seeing a american wanting to play soccer