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Desktop thread Anonymous 07/24/2023 (Mon) 12:34:30 No. 79
How does your desktop look like /t/? How ricy is it?
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>>518 really? I still haven't seen any (offline) shops that don't support cash payment. In fact, I've seen shops actively discouraging using credit/debit cards to pay, at least around my area.
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I recently bought untested Thinkpad T60 for reasonable price. I cleaned it and made a dual boot Windows XP and Slackware Linux. I was fortunate enough that it was just a missing HDD which I got a spare SSD to use.
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>>565 By coincidence I also bought a T60 with a missing hard drive recently I upgraded the RAM with 4GB (only 3 GB can be used unfortunately ;-;) and CPU on mine and put Arch on it.
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>>566 I never have a thought to replace the CPU unless it's possible and a good upgrade. I did bought 2GB ram to make it 3GB overall. Post your arch desktop please!
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>>567 I upgraded mine to a Core 2 Duo T7600 which is the fastest one it can take I'll post my Arch desktop when I finish ricing DWM
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>>568 Thank you and good luck on ricing DWM!
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it's so easy to make linux look good. this was maybe 15 minutes max using themes i didn't make lol. my laptop for college/work. my main PC is for gayming so it runs windows LTSC and i don't customize it much. well, i say it's my main PC but it seems like i'm on my laptop more often nowadays. busy busy!
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>>672 Even something basic on customizing on Linux, it's still better than stock Windows 10/11 desktops. Nice Frieren!
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>>325 the distro that works for you is the cool kid distro
キタ━━━(゚∀゚)━━━!!
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nothin special
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>>685 that's okay anon. not much you can do on windows for customization beyond like.... transparent taskbars. perchance you could give linux a try?
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Don't fall for the linux meme becoming linuxoid has ruined my life and i even started to dabble in coding it's a black hole don't ever use linux I AM SERIOUS RIGHT NOW SAVR YOUR LIFE AAAAAAA
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>>700 don't let him lie! release your chains of closed-source oppression! open your mind to the truth of open-source software! install linux mint today and be forever changed for the better!
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>>699 i actually tried out linux mint for two months but for what I need to do it just became too much of a chore especially when it came to applications I needed for work, nothing but respect to users though it just isn't for me
Your fortune: Excellent Luck
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>>702 >too much of a chore especially when it came to applications I needed for work Do you not have a work laptop for work-related stuff? That's my experience, at least.
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>>703 i work from home and the only thing provided to us is the adobe suite, I've tried making the switch to open source alternatives but nothing else feels as streamlined
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>>704 also just to add to this, i do use a ton of open source software every day such as OBS, thunderbird, blender, and calibre. i've just found that software such as GIMP, kdenlive, inkscape, etc just don't mesh well with my workflow. I do still want to experiment with linux in my free time (ill probably get another ssd to dual boot) but as of right now its not a huge priority ... sorry to derail thread hehe
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>>702 Despite I'm a main linux user for almost a year now, what got you want to try Linux Mint? Most applications you want to use are from Windows?
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>>705 no worries friend. honestly i still use winblows on my main PC, even if i do have linux mint on my work/college laptop. software is a tool, use whatever you'd like. i'll still shill for open source software when possible but use what works for you!
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>>706 what made me want to make the switch was how malicious microsoft has gotten when it comes to privacy and data collection, not to mention the lack of support for older hardware with these newer versions. linux and open source software has definitely come a long way and I'd like to make the switch eventually once my use case becomes more viable
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>>708 >Privacy and Data issues That was part of the reasons why I never upgraded my PC to Windows 10 or 11. I was a main Windows 7 user until 2023 for Linux Mint as my first distro. The first week of Linux was painful due to poor knowledge and fear of not reaching my standard about Linux. After that, I'm very satisfied with it and I'm glad that I did not went to use newer Windows.
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why is linux so popular among us esls
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istg I posted here before but I don't see my desktop :[
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>>739 dude that looks awesome :O
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>>739 Fonts too tiny.
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>>739 i rly like urs
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>>739 Hey, that looks so good :) What theme and icons are you using? Also, which music players is that?
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>>215 A black screen says a lot about you. Like you might be a psychopath, for example The only wallpaper that says nothing about you is the default one
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>>878 Pf, I too use black screen as my i3wm wallpaper because it's zero distraction. Though my recreational account has a cool futuristic wallpaper.
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Here's mine! I am slowly but surely moving into greybeard territory with the software I use LOL :-D
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>>883 is that nyxt?
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>>884 Yep! :-) It is pretty nice to use, the devs are working on getting it running with some new engines as well to in the future it will be even more performant.
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>>883 Hey, I'd recognize that art anywhere. I've had the same Cirno desktop background for fifteen years or so, but I use tile-anon's designs for my IRC client and some other stuff. Good taste, mate
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>>332 I wanted to try dual boot for a while, but I'm scared it'll fuck up my main OS's data if something goes wrong
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>>886 Thanks! I've always enjoyed using tile-anons stuff since it hits the comfy vibes I want from my system 😁
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>>94 >obriezka a teplé ponožky.jpeg Czech? Slovak?
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>>883 That's a lot of memory
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>>886 >>883 good to see people still enjoying tile anons work
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It's nothign special
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i did this several months ago (or maybe more than a year) and then i havent had time to make more ricings. its ok for me anyway.
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Got tired of ricing and in general of the "build your own DE" experience made of non interoperable components that constantly break because its author decided to. KDE just works. >hahaha krashde Works on my machine.
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>>928 Although to be honest I miss the tilling WM experience, and no, the KDE tilling scripts aren't the same thing.
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>>929 use i3wm with lxde never did that though i3wm with i3bar and picom combination is sweet
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>>930 I don't like manual tilling managers. I used dwm in the past though. I use KDE because I can configure things through a GUI, even though I can do it on the CLI, I got tired of it. Or for example connecting to a wifi network, I don't want to open the terminal. Also I use wayland only because it allows me to replace the GTK file picker with the Qt one. Each time I see the GTK file picker it makes me want to neck myself.
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>>930 >>931 I thought about lxde, maybe I will try when its wayland support becames more stable.
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>>931 >even though I can do it on the CLI, I got tired of it I configured my i3wm years ago and never touched it since except some changes to startup scripts here and there to accommodate changes in my workflow. >Or for example connecting to a wifi network Depends on how often you change them. Even if you do, wpa_gui exists. As you wish ofc, but I prefer to keep it as simple as possible without having to use my butthole.
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>>928 >LibreWolf Good choice
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>>934 I hear it's on decline though. Maybe it's time to go for mullvad browser, but reproducible builds take 999TB of space and also they install in /opt which is a retarded take. I share /opt across multiple installations and their approach is obnoxious. System packages should go into /lib. /opt is for me. I SAID FOR ME
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>>415 whoa sick where did you download that weborb from anon???

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