'new fedora user, is xfeces peak or should i swap to something more barbaric';

'>>100021918
xfce is good and decent for everyday use, although I eventually stopped using it in favor of awesomewm, can't go back from tiling anymore';

'>>100021879
pape pwetty pwease';

'>>100021988';

'>>100021879';

'undefined';

'undefined';

'>>100022158';

'>>100022158
what window manager is this?';

'undefined';

'>>100022472
looks like an old version of GNOME DE';

'undefined';

'undefined';

'>>100022662
pape?';

'undefined';

'>>100022966';

'>>100022662
Ubuntu?';

'>>100022026
thank you, sir';

'>>100023092
yea 22.04 LTS';

'undefined';

'>>100023113
good.';

'undefined';

'>>100023527
Yeehaw-AFY/1776';

'>>100021879
>hostname blackbox
>using default Gnome terminal instead of the superior Black Box gtk4 terminal

Missed opportunity there, anon';

'>>100024104
Desktop threads have been 86% fail for almost a year.';

'undefined';

'>>100024547
Where is the nose?';

'>>100024645
You blind nigga';

'>>100024695
I pity you.';

'undefined';

'>>100021879
>dash to panel
why don't you use kde instead?';

'undefined';

'>>100025097
Microsoft allows a 3 digit pin?';

'>>100021879
>needing to actually use my computer
>bideo games :DD
everytime';

'>>100024547
>Green
Nice';

'undefined';

'>>100024547
You've a good taste. Great job, anon';

'>>100023527
Comfy';

'>>100021879
>>100021918
>>100023131
>>100023527
clean
>>100022056
bit too bloated taskbar and desktop otherwise clean
>>100022521
nice pape is that ai?
>>100022596
kek
>>100022028
2000s vibes with fucking winrar and avg
why the fuck would you use any of it next to 7zip and defender
>>100024547
nice theming job
>>100026257
nice pape';

'we out here';

'>>100021879';

'undefined';

'>>100027294
Kino';

'>>100027723
Sopa de macaco';

'>>100027723
Sopa de Gambá.';

'>>100022596
best so far';

'>>100021879';

'>>100025912
i played games on gentoo with dwm too retard. if i want to install something large i shouldn't have to schedule it overnight or wait like 4 hours
>>100024104
cool didn't know. will use
>>100025084
i just like gnome honestly. the jokes about kde being buggy and crashing seem to not be so much of a joke for me either.';

'>>100026964
yup, SEX';

'meh';

'>>100022521
>>100023527
>>100025912
you will never have a chink korean japanese bugman waifu and you will never be in an isekai anime';

'>>100023131
Windows variant';

'>>100023131
>>100031805
i played that game doe, didnt touch it in a few years since it stopped getting updates and translations. did the project advance in the last 2-3 years at all? need to knock up sylvie TuT';

'>>100031837
my daughter <3';

'THE DESKTOP HAS FALLEN
BILLIONS MUST REINSTALL';

'>>100030148
Macs r cool.';

'>>100031939
chud to tranny pipeline - the setup';

'These >>100025912 >>100030148 were only ones that aren't 100% trash but even these two are really pushing the limit of "not 100% trash".';

'>>100028118
>tranny pape
>tranny mmo
>tranny toon
>tranny job
>tranny mods
only thing missing here is discord';

'>>100032247
>trannies bad even doe they make my pp hard and do depraved self deprecating hot things that make me coom hard and give me dopamine.................. just because they are OK?!
cope chud';

'>>100032247
is the tranny in the room with us, anon?';

'undefined';

'>>100032063
>chud to tranny pipeline
Not me, not ever.
I'm the Eternal CHUD.';

'test';

'>>100021879
>new desktop thread. I used to use gentoo with dwm but over the last year ive been needing to actually use my computer.

Fucked around for about a day just to end up with stuff that was already there except for the icons.';

'>>100033096
Congradumalations, also +10/10 for Vista';

'>>100029644
oh well mongoloid then why you chose a non-binary distro?
>>100030189
ok its not like i want to impregnate a black nigger bitch
>>100032189
thank you but fuck you';

'>>100033005
It is nice to be straight and not dissuaded by the opinions of self-hating nutjobs.';

'>100032189
lets see yours, then. Mr. Degstob Connisseur.';

'>>100022596
do you also have "amooguss" as your start up sound and imposter_kill.mp3 for shut down?';

'>>100033266
well, it was fun. can you not read? I said why i switched. at first it didn't matter to me but then it did. are you retarded?';

'>>100035551
>to use your computer
so play bideo games :DD';

'>>100035599
vidya is fun every now and then bro. what do you use your computer for?';

'>>100030148
theme name? also, is there a dark version?';

'>>100035620
bideo games are fun with friends, fifa or mario kart, the rest is pure garbage.
>what do you use your computer for?
to look at k*ds';

'new workstation';

'>>100022472
GNOME 42.5. With a transparent toolbar tweak
>>100022224
kek';

'>>100035751
Nice background.';

'>>100036017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJEwrw4VEls';

'>>100022028
im gonna cumb
>>100027294
most based
>>100030148
comfy
>>100032612
kino


i need new papes, all my cool ones are low res and blurry, got generic anime girl art just because for now. if anyone has the hookup on 1080/1440p old school cgi renders that would be neato.';

'>>100033117
sovl';

'>>100032524
Yes, I'm talking with xir right now';

'>>100032046
good goy';

'>>100026914
I like the Discover icon on this theme, very cute';

'>>100022521
based ai bro
>>100022662
based clownbro';

'>>100037570
based arch+xfcebro';

'undefined';

'undefined';

'>>100037824
what init system are you using on Artix? was thinking of giving dinit+xfce a try at some point';

'>>100037885
I use runit because I liked it when I tried Void and a tool called rsv to manage services just so I don't have to write two full paths every time I want to enable a service. I haven't tried the other init systems.';

'>>100035751
Needs moar Texas.';

'>>100037603
Wallpaper?';

'>>100025029
>POOP OS
fucking JEJ';

'>>100033266
>thank you but fuck you
You are welcome.';

'>>100037824
May I offer you some more better images for your wallpaper?
https://www.mreclipse.com/SEphoto/TSE2017/TSE2017galleryA.html';

'>>100031939
I laughed.

Sure would have been nice to see a preview of the screenshot file I picked just now so I could tell it apart at a glance from the other screenshot file right next to it. Still, I’m enjoying the Calm™.';

'>>100042122
>i5-3550 @ 6GHZ
>3840x2160 Intell HD Graphics
>i laughed
Me, not so much.';

'>>100042301
not shown: 30Hz refresh rate.
It’s fast enough, and I’d rather have the pixels than the hertz on a computer where I’m not playing games. If I were to buy a new computer, it’d make whooshing noises every so often to cool the CPU and I’d rather have the silence.';

'i love my computer';

'>>100042581
Whoopsie, though to be fair it isn't your fault 4chanX is broken garbage.';

'>>100042663
i deleted it cuz it had the date and time i just quickly panicked but its too late now, i fell for the data mining thread meme';

'did you notice all of these desktops are always empty, "fake busy" and have nothing going on on them, rarely with uptime >1 hour?';

'>>100042682

tracer T: 127.0.0.1
initiate hack.exe
initiated. . .
pending. . .
pending. . .
Current Date & Time= Wednseday, April 17th @ 08:58:23
Current Location=United Kingdom
Desktop Thread License Status=False
hack.exe exited successfully.

'>>100022158
Wallpaper, please!';

'>>100021879
Hi ferns';

'>>100043824
LMDE Chad und based deutscher Coomer mit einer schönen großen Kampfstation und einem mit Sperma befleckten Stuhl';

'>>100043482';

'>>100046873
Thank you so much, bud.
Happy Summer 2024!';

'>>100028118
nice ui theme, why two minimaps tho?

shame that minion doesn't work on linux, otherwise i could finally switch.';

'>>100047661
>why two minimaps tho?
I only keep the small one because the big one can't display gathering points kek
>shame that minion doesn't work on linux
unironically the ONLY reason I still have W10 dual booted';

'>too dumb to use fvwm
I'll never be able to cope with this.';

'>>100049823
It looks good, anon.';

'>>100049823
The hardest part is putting the configs / themesin the right place.';

'>>100049973

I'm trying to use fvwm-themes with fvwm 2.7 right now just to play around with, but from what I can read in the faq it's supposed to add a theme menu entry in the menu panel, but mine doesn't. I was able to change to this just by using the fvwm terminal, but I can't seem to get the config in the right spot or something yeah.

>>100049847
thanks anon';

'>>100022662';

'>>100050001
If I remember correctly you had to restart it for the changes to apply. It has been awhile. I had a beautiful Slackware FVWM system and stuff happened right as I figured it all out and got my rice cooked just right. So I have some expereince but very little knowledge. ;3
Here is some Arch specific help, I hope:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/FVWM';

'>>100050011
send the nigger meme';

'>>100050167
Here you go. It's jpg, I don't have better copy.';

'>>100050011
im not a coomer but yes :]';

'>>100050926
8/10
Looks like new icons?';

'>>100050926
>clown girl
I guess I have a new fetish. Thanks, anon!';

'>>100050926
> extensive collection of clown gf photographs
> im not a coomer
Ok';

'we need to retvrn...';

'>>100050926
my clownwife is here yay';

'Fresh install, only one-day old.
Wanted to try out Manjaro.
It's pretty comfy, I think this one's a keeper.';

'>>100051659
Are you learning embedded systems? Pretty neat. You should make that program a little more accurate. ;3';

'undefined';

'>>100051886
Nope, I just wrote some random C code to make it look more sovlful. I don't even use this VM.';

'hmmm';

'Coming from Cinnamon, I really like KDE's customization but goddamn KDE does not like resolution changes from old games.';

'>>100052882
>whatsapp
europoor detected';

'>>100021879';

'>>100049823
game?';

'>>100041150
but comfy.';

'I'm on i3-gaps, using polybar. However, I want to have my status bar vertical now instead of horizontal. What are my options?

Ideally something that keeps it tiny. I would just display active workspaces, date and time, volume, and temps. I think I can do away with window title unless I hover the mouse over the workspace or something.';

'undefined';

'>>100058739
Come to think of it, why are vertical bars not as popular? I only see this one >>100032612 in the thread.

They take up the part of the screen that you have the most of (width) instead of the one you have the least of and is most precious (height). It helps if your goal is keeping the most text on screen at any given time';

'>>100021879
You don't feel more productive on dwm? I don't think I can even go back to none wm's. It feels so much more productive for me when working.

>>100031939
I love that background. I have a giant wooded framed version of it over my desktop setup. Every time I stare at it I always notice new details. It's awesome';

'>>100021918
Lxqt is superior';

'>>100059734
I'm lowkey jelly of people using simple WMs and keyboard driven workflows using CLI tools.

I tried it, but sometimes I just want to have my hand on the mouse, the other hand free to throw into my pants or whatever, and just navigate my computer and do basic tasks with just the mouse. I can't stand having both of my hands on my keyboard all the time. How do you guys do it?';

'>>100059752
oddly enough this has become a slight annoyance for me in the past 2 weeks despite using dwm for 4 years now. Sometimes I want to open some programs with my mouse while i'm slouching away from keyboard or eating. There probably is a way to do it but eh... I'll do it later.';

'>>100041150
>getting autismo over pop os

It's just another Ubuntu-Debian fork with lots of Nvidia shit preinstalled. Calm down.';

'>>100047716
What is Minion? Searching just gives a bunch of Despicable Me links.';

'>>100059836
Exactly this. Also exactly the reason why I'm using KDE and Gnome.

Keyboard nav is nice, but sometimes I just wanna use the mouse or (Allah forbid) the touchpad.';

'>>100060262
MMOMinion is a ffxiv bot. relies on way too many windows apis so it's not worth the hazzle of trying to set it up on linux.

Im not sure, but it might work in a vm though.';

'Who would have known blackhats were the good guys :\';

'New build, full eBay spec.';

'>>100061939
based nerv employee';

'>>100061939
How long did it take you to figure out how to move the taskbar to the top?';

'>>100062062
That's been a thing in Windows for ages, what do you mean?';

'>>100062161
>What do you mean?
>How long did it take you to figure out how
You appear to be a genius. Sorry to have taken you away from a most certainly important task to not answer a simple question. Holy shit.';

'>>100051863
>manjaro
>kitty
>plasma
absolutely no sovl';

'>>100062231
productivity > sovl';

'>>100062256
>kitty
>productivity
Good morning, sir.';

'>>100062212
Do you remember what you had for breakfast 10 years ago?';

'>>100062628
Of course. You would have to be a complete fucking idiot to not be able to do that.';

'>>100062683
How long did it take you to figure out how to suck your own dick?';

'>>100057348

Star fox my man';

'>>100023131
based Sylvie enjoyer';

'>>100056185
problem with that faggot?';

'Recently switched from windows, I'm using LMDE 6 xfce, it's been fun looking up commands and stuff, might try out arch or something similar soon';

'>problem with that faggot?';

'>>100063806
>might try out arch or something similar soon
Why?';

'>>100063985

Because rolling release models are great for personal desktop systems used for a lot of different things. I'd like to keep my stuff current without using sandboxed options like flatpack and appstores';

'>>100063814
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8-Yslv4PME';

'ooooo
I'm considering installing Pop!_OS 24.04 when it comes out, mostly to get newer kernel builds with less work
But Debian 12 with KDE 5.27 is EXTREMELY comfy';

'>>100064056
lol /g/ is dead, finally';

'>>100064135

This whole thread is debian trend chasers, thoughever.';

'>>100063985
Wasting away at work just to pass the time manually installing arch and playing around with it, I'm just a casual user so I'll eventually settle back into LMDE and call it a day.';

'How do I get into coffee shop minimalism for my Win10 thinkpad? Serious question. I can't install Linux because I need various apps for work.';

'>>100064641
name 5';

'>>100064652
sony vegas, photoshop, illustrator and various small apps i don't have time setting up for hours if it happens that the driver isn't right or that the export doesn't work with my colleagues pc. that's not the question though.';

'>>100064135
he's right retard, (You) are the problem
>>100064177
this';

'>>100064135
???
/g/ used to be archfag land back in 2014~2016';

'>>100064694
You don't even know what that post meant, moran.';

'>>100064694
>>100064710
Look at the bots thirsty for interaction. Sad.
Beep boop must compute';

'>>100064716
>everyone i don't like is a bot';

'>>100064676
can't you just use gimp/krita/inkscape and kdenlive instead? if you can't then what exactly do you want minimalism for?
>>100064712
>>100064716
> t. idiots';

'>>100064732
for the look of my desktop obviously';

'>>100064849
well then I guess just don't make a mess in your desktop and keep few icons on the taskbar';

'I understand that Windows isn't the best OS, however, for me, it's the most reliable. I will jump to mintOS tho because Win 11 looks genuinely retarded. It seems like a re-skin of Mac OS. It will take me some years to get the hang of Linux, but I'll manage. It will be sad leaving Windows, I've used it since my XP days as a kid. Which desktops I like the most? Simple. Ones that are clean and well-managed.';

'>>100066496
>It will take me some years to get the hang of Linux, but I'll manage
years if you're tech illiterate, maybe. otherwise you'll be able to get the hang of it in a week or two and get more comfortable as you use it more
Linux isn't some kind of esoteric OS you need to sell your soul to be able to use it, especially not on a beginner-friendly distro like Mint kek';

'>>100066496

It takes a few weeks to get over the uncomfortable feeling of the new environment, and a couple of months until you feel like you have a pretty good picture of a lot of the options available and their strengths and weaknesses; Definitely not years. But, switch for a reason not just because it's a thing to do, if windows works and you don't mind microsoft doing microsoft things there really isn't a reason to switch. Linux makes a lot of stuff dead simple to setup and use in regards to programming and networking, but it's also stuff that will work just fine through a VM on windows.';

'>>100063806
Nice desktop and good taste, YKK enjoyer.';

'>>100045263
>sperma befleckten stuhl
does he really?';

'>>100056199
is Windows even usable @2x scaling?';

'>>100036975
yeah its really nice, it was hard to find a Win11 icon theme that didn't bug out on KDE 6';

'sirs am i allowed to post my very censored desktop here? i made sure to cover any trace of cunny and not to expose my window bar due to anti semitic arrangement of icons, i have also made sure not to include any trace of horse breed called ponies or fat cocks of my own';

'>>100070231
>nazi russian
I doesn't check out. Are you from Ukrainus?';

'>>100064177
i didn't realize there was a debian trend. i've been using it on my server cluster for years. still using arch on desktop though.';

'>>100022662
clowngirl pls frend?';

'>>100064641
>coffee shop minimalism
buy a macbook. not gonna lie, I have no idea with you are asking here.
>>100066496
wait until the win 11 enterprise ltsc is released and make a decision then. probably use Debian if you like things to be reliable and stable. Use KDE for a DE';

'>>100066496
before you make the jump, be sure to test out your intended distro in a VM and try to reproduce all your use-cases to make sure you're not going to struggle when you install it on bare metal';

'>>100066496
im in the same boat, already switched to linux on my laptop and yeah there were some hurdles but my advice as also a Windows user since Win95 is go with either Linux Mint, Kubuntu or Nobara';

'>>100064177
>debian trend
what trend? the one that started in '96?
Personally, I've been using Debian on and off since 2014. At least keeping one single, usually my main desktop and sometimes my laptop on it, while I occasionally tried something else. It's just that I realized that my computer needs pretty much boil down to Firefox, a PDF reader and LibreOffice and so far, Debian has been the most stable distro I have used with a modern-enough version of LibreOffice in the backports.

While Arch and other rolling distros can be made to work reliably over the years, they require more maintenance and are prone to badly curated or buggy or, such as the recent XZ situation, backdoored packages, while more stable releases use only whats tried-and-true. In turn you get a less updated system but that has software that has been tested for longer and is less likely to be affected by some change in-between major system updates.

If you think about how most people use their machines, you'd see the average person isn't updating all their applications and their system all the time, so if you take this mentality and apply to stable distros with distinct releases, you'd see why it is the most common way for software distribution.

I, for example, haven't had a single issue with Arch on my laptop, which has it for the last 5 years, but that's mainly because I rarely update the system and barely never install any additional software from pacman, relying mostly on Flatpak and AppImages for newer stuff.

So yeah, if you think there is a trend around Debian right now it's probably either just a coincidence or bias from your observations or people are getting tired of chasing the updoots and just decided to settle on something that just works (until a new distro release comes out and breaks everything for a while).';

'>>100024547
I can't imagine how sad it must be to sit alone in the dark of a house, completely alone, with you only "companion" being you anime desktop background. Something about is just so fake, it's like the Blade runner 2047 "I can fix that" scene.';

'>>100073616
>your
Akshually, it's ``Bladerunner 2049''. Also, congratulations on being able to express an opinion.';

'>>100073616
I just don't get the anime girl wallpapers, it just seems sad.';

'>>100021879';

'first month of using linux';

'>>100067189
grazie
>>100071677
nice panel
>>100073797
gray is a pretty solid color to use for almost any setup, good look';

'None of you will ever be a real woman';

'undefined';

'>>100074012
oh';

'>>100059734
I was more productive, but lack of things like simple internet/bluetooth/system settings just made some things more tedious than I felt like they should be. I should just be able to click a wifi network and not have to run iwctl and a whole bunch of scans and shit. Definitely when writing code or documents it was faster no doubt. also this >>100059836';

'>>100075140
dilate';

'>>100075140';

'>>100051431
I promise';

'plasma 6 being shit gave me the much needed motivation to swap to hyprland (and arch while i was at it). pillaged some dots i found on github but wanting to learn waybar instead and do it all from scratch.

>>100063806
i love ykk so much

>>100073797
the wall really works well';

'I use Debian and Fedora on and off. Previously I have Debian 12 installed but I wiped the disk clean and install Fedora 40 beta on it.';

'>>100070231
>dfk
Play better game';

'One last farewell before switching to Windows.';

'>>100073797
PRESENT TIME';

'>>100076177
the biggest problem i have with Debian is the shitty grub bootloader, you cant configure it to be skipped/clean like it is on Kubuntu or Fedora and i didn't bother with efistub, but id love it came by default
>>100076355
why switch?';

'>>100066496
>windows
>audacity
>bandicam
>smart defrag
>ccleaner
>winrar
>nigger music
This is the worst setup I've seen in years.';

'undefined';

'>>100081183
post pape';

'>>100076355
make a backup because you will be back';

'>>100081439
Here you go.';

'>>100081571
ty anon';

'>>100027723
pape?';

'>>100071677
Wallpaper, please!';

'>>100067834
Sir, yes sir.';

'>>100021879';

'>>100076022
pape?';

'bump';

'undefined';

'>>100078730
>why switch?
I've just been spending to much time "workflow hacking" and not actually producing anything. My Emacs install that I've been ricing for 2 months is now crashing from stack smashing. I'm just taking a break, biting the bullet and going W10 LTSC + vschode for awhile.
>>100081456
>make a backup because you will be back
Almost certainly will. Have my snapshots on a external drive for when that day comes.';

'>>100081913
https://files.catbox.moe/kfgj3l.svg
I traced it myself from a drawing by Eric W. Schwartz (creator of Sabrina-Online)';

'>>100063806
i like it. How did you configure xfce to look like that?';

'>>100033117
Changed it a bit';

'are there any live desktop solutions that DON'T use fucking chromium nor unity? that shit puts an unnecessary load on my cpu just to sit pretty. you'd think by now there'd be something that can just play an mp4 in the background even';

'>>100076022
Yeah it's great, Mushishi is on my backlog. the guy that made ykk worked on an Mushishi tribute awhile back.
>>100089928
I picked out what I liked from here, unixporn and youtube, tweaked ranger conf file and allowed it to display images using kitty, try https://www.xfce-look.org/p/1016214 if you want borders only or you can make an empty theme and then add css border properties, you can adjust the panel icon sizes and dpi in panel preferences. I'm using picom for slight transparency, inactive and active at 0.7 and 0.8., as for the theme, just using Dark Aqua and font is jetsbrainmono. https://github.com/Beastwick18/nyaa for the TUI';

'like how this came out UwU';

'>>100021879
i successfully installed gentoo on my flashdrive once and couldnt get any window manager i wanted to use to work so i tried installing arch on another partition of it and it just flat out refused to work in the installation process
in the end i just reformatted the drive so i could use it to torrent anime, and i'm still a wincuck user';

'undefined';

'>>100091476
But anon, unused cpu cycles are wasted cpu cycles';

'undefined';

'>>100021879
I am testing cosmic and i have to say I am thoroughly impressed.
(It is however very unfinished)
floating mode works great but I think they need to bind for resizing windows.
Tiling mode is DWM like.';

'>>100071933';

'>>100093045
want the color scheme.
>>100094372
showcase of tiling

I had to make this post 3 times now.';

'undefined';

'Never obsolete';

'just reinstall new OS on old macbook Air, OpenCore saved old mac again';

'bump';

'>>100082946
i will boil you';

'>>100063814
It's smooth legs greg!';

'>>100028118
Teach me blm, senpai.';

'>>100030148
Can you provide info on theme pack/skin?';

'>>100059134
pape?';

'>>100095018
>Papierkorb';

'Took a bit to get used to after years of gnome abuse, but KDE is really nice';

'>>100100950
I'm not really a nerd I just hate Microsoft and Apple corporate spyware so I use Linux. What is the biggest reason for me to switch to KDE? I do like the theme selection but that's all I know about KDE.';

'>>100102243
The only way to avoid corporate and government espionage is to completely deblob your kernel into a libre kernel, use only open source firmware, compile everything from code, and purchase a laptop with a non-backdoored CPU, running a basic bitch Linux distro ain't gonna cut it, particularly a bloated one.';

'>>100021879';

'Haven't posted mine in long time, using awesomewm again
>>100022521
I hate how AI fucks up keyboards.
>>100024547
Nice
>>100073616 >>100073735
Normal Fags REEEEE
>>100025912
F cpu but no GPU?
>>100026974 >>100027294
based
>>100028118
cool wallpaper
>>100050011
I like the purple, dark enough to be nice and not bright.
>>100055179
oh my gah
>>100063806>>100064402
I'd recommend LDME + WM
>>100102409
Nice wallpaper';

'>>100102290
So it's over?';

'>>100102243
I‘m >>100100950 ; for me the prime reason was being annoyed with gnome on the desktop - it‘s tolerable on my laptop, but on the desktop I found the interface & workflow extremely unappealing. I picked KDE mostly because it seemed the most feature complete and development seemed fast-paced. Overall very solid experience, very conventional workflow by default, but you can customize just about everything; I‘d think that‘s the main appeal';

'>>100102823
No, you can literally do all of that, it's not that hard. Numerous guides online and distros that cater to that.

Most people are just too lazy or vidya addicted (that is, firmware-dependent), that seems to be the main problem.';

'>>100104137
I fucking suck at coding though. Maybe I'll binge Adderall for a week and set one of my machines up like that. Thanks.';

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'>>100082946
This is my old Void desktop';

'>>100104926
That is some very efficient ram usage anon.
v nice.';

'>>100021879
I wanted to do a fresh install because i'm too dumb to clean things up. I switched from gnome to mate.';

'>>100102409
Wallpaper, please!';

'>>100107594
this pls';

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'>>100107961
i dont know how this laptop still works but it does. i can even stream video on discord without any issues.';

'>>100108048
I mean outside of the really low amount of RAM it's not a bad machine. there's people still using Core 2 Duo CPUs on this board kek, your i3 is a beast in comparison
I just hope that 931GB drive is a SSD and not a HDD kek';

'pls no bully for laptop specs ;-;';

'Just refurbished this thing, gonna Coreboot it soon';

'>>100028118
Based Blue Archive anon-san.
You always have Midori & Momoi backgrounds. Which one do you like more?';

'>>100098753
Into the Papierkorb it goes.';

'>>100095018
Fascist?';

'>>100109257
Specs, ok.
But the way you set it up looks ugly and unusable';

'>>100105026
Back then shit didn't use as much ram
Systemd especially now uses 1 gb ram in tty (wtf)
Same goes with browsers such as firefox';

'>>100063112
Completely different anon, but the banter between you two was hilarious. I'm sad it will get lost in this thread.';

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'>>100111155
ugly as fuck, meds and kill yourself ano';

'>>100111687
Taking meds seems like an unnecessary expenditure in that case.';

'>>100111155
Get an adblock, chud.';

'>>100107594
>>100107776';

'>>100112079
Epic! Much Thanks, Anona.';

'>>100112079
https://img.wikioo.org/ADC/Art-ImgScreen-2.nsf/O/A-8BWN29/$FILE/Arnold-bocklin-ruine-dans-un-paysage-au-clair-de-lune.Jpg';

'>>100111155
That creature is fuckin ugly';

'>>100109257
those specs are godlike compared to mine';

'>>100109988
I love both equally, but if I really had to pick I'd probably say Midori because she wears shorts instead of a skirt like her sister
but they're both my wives for a reason';

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'>>100113900
three lines per shell prompt? be based and switch to the white mans shell prompt:
% ';

'>>100098705
https://images.hdqwalls.com/wallpapers/rainy-night-storm-zf.jpg';