No.65578
>>56418update since then
On the left desktop there is space for text (blurred here) from a text file. I use it for reminders, plans, …
I'm pretty content with my setup, I can do everything I need to do. There are still minor issues here and there. (keyboard shortcuts get reset once in a while for some reason (the lxqt ones in globalkeyshortcuts.conf): probably the most annoying issue for now; after unlocking my screen, volume is always set to 50%, etc.).
I plan to upgrade to debian bookworm sometime soon, this will allow me to remove some manually installed packages, hopefully fix some bugs, and make things better otherwise.
No.65589
does anyone use linux pclinuxos kde desktop?
No.66289
I run Arch Linux on my desktop and Void Linux on my laptop. Both are great distros. I use either IceWM or Ratpoison depending on the mood. IceWM emulates old MS Windows (but it has also optionally support for sloppy focus), and Ratpoison is just like Tmux but for managing GUI windows (it's a manually tiling WM. By default all windows are maximized but you can split the screen if/when you want to). Ratpoison also has optional support for sloppy focus but if you want Ratpoison with click to focus (and other goodies), you might want to try StumpWM. StumpWM is written and configured in Common Lisp but it's more heavy than Ratpoison and some say StumpWM is more unstable but I had zero issues with it when I used it for a few days (I just didn't need the extra features it has). Also, note that typically you want to use keybinding for focusing windows in Ratpoison and StumpWM (using the mouse for that is optional).
>>56341Since you asked… Manjaro is not a very good distro. Read
https://archive.fo/B8yll (or
https://web.archive.org/web/20230708070056/https://manjarno.snorlax.sh The original domain has expired)
The gist of it is:
* Manjaro uses a bleeding edge rolling release distro (Arch Linux) as it's base but Manjaro doesn't push updates to its package repos immediately. Arch Linux expects that the users are always fully up-to-date (only the latest versions are supported and Arch repos are updated very often). From design point of view, this leads to a problem: How to ensure that bugs (possibly security related) get fixed on time on Manjaro? Arch Linux doesn't support any old packages (they tell you to update your system with pacman -Syu).
* They replaced LibreOffice with a proprietary office suite:
https://itsfoss.com/libreoffice-freeoffice-manjaro-linux/ (they have reverted this but only after the community reacted badly to this change)
* Manjaro's own AUR (Arch User Repository) helper tool (in effect) DDoS'ed AUR because of bug its code (if you are looking for a good AUR helper, I recommend rua. It's pretty nice and it lets you review PKGBUILD files and patch files easily if you want to).
EndeavourOS is more stable but just as easy to use as Manjaro. Arch Linux also has an installer (archinstall) but I recommend either Linux Mint, Xubuntu/Kubuntu or EndeavourOS for new Linux users.
No.66334
>>66289>The gist of it is:Ah, a bunch of superficial Stallmanesque issues that don't actually detract from the functionality and performance of the distro.
No.66465
>>56767have you read denial of death yet? was surprised to see it there.
No.66477
>>65513>activate windowsok
No.66831
My desk is very messy though…
No.66835
I use Qubes OS as a daily driver. It's incredible. The level of security and flexibility compared to linux/windows basically makes me feel like im cumming every day. Dozens of interconnected disposable virtual machines spinning up an self-destructing with a few clicks. I have a separate PC with windows just for games and hi-res films.
Windows is so hostile and unusable now it is shocking, Qubes is unironically more comfortable. I can't post a picture because admin doesnt let me post them with VPNs.
No.66843
>>66835Sounds like an excellent OS for a dedicated hardcore child photography pics machine
No.66855
>>66854What does that do?
No.66856
>>66855"Activates" "Windows"
;)
No.66871
>>66856not him but im used to it, my windows is activated, an update service is just disabled
No.66879
>>56807wiz, if you're still here do you mind sharing your wallpaper?
No.66936
>>66935Instead you're an anime watching gamer dork. Much better!
No.66942
>>66936nothing in that pic suggest an affinity for anime
No.66944
>>66943From what anime though? It's not even in an anime style, or showing any real significant styling at all.
No.66963
>>66944if i had to guess, probably elfen lied but in a different style
i still remember a kid tripping in class in highschool and an elfen lied dvd box falling out from his trench coat lol
No.66975
I recently switched to Arch from Void. I really wanted to get into Debian but I was having issues getting qtile to work. Any advice from the ricers here on how I can get past this "externally managed" error that I keep running into with Deb?
No.66977
>>66976You got it, Wiz. I need to boot up the VM and Try again to get that for you.
My problem is related to
https://github.com/qtile/qtile/discussions/4542 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