Scrolling Cave Story wallpaper:
It looks cool scrolling across the monitors.
It looks cool scrolling across the monitors.
Post a picture of your desktop!
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Already posted in the Linux thread, might as well post here too :3
EndeavourOS, i3wm. I borrowed the polybar config, but I wrote basically everything else myself.
Also made a lil thing for animated wallpapers for when I'm in the mood for them.
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One of these days I’d like to try i3wm. Hanging around on Gnome because it does what I need.
It's pretty good, you just gotta set it up the way you like, it just takes a while to do so. Though I suppose that's true for anything.
What I think turns a lot of people off from it is the fact that it's kinda ugly when you first launch it (and it's a little unintuitive if you havent been around the wm block before). I have my full config hosted in a private github repo, I wouldnt mind making it public in a day or so to share if you'd like some reference from it.
What fetch are you using there? I usually use neofetch, is that the same just with a different output style?
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It's actually a custom batch script. No neofetch at all. I didnt personally write this one though, just reusing it from an older BSPWM setup. I do plan to write my own soon though. :3
I just prefer WMs by themselves since I'm more keyboard-centric, and also like window tiling. They're also more hackable (easier customizable) imo. Dont get me wrong, KDE and XFCE are great- just not exactly for me, especially considering some of my machines arent exactly rocking in the hardware department. Just makes it easier to run, ya know?
As a Linux user for a hot minute, I’ve been enjoying it. It does have some Apple problems and annoyances but it’s at least not shoving ads into my OS and other nonsense of Windows
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After having to turn my computer into essentially a dummy. Honestly.. I kind of like this better than my previous desktop, but the clutter was almost comforting.. It was a lot sure but it was somewhat organized too, damn it!
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I've been mostly a Windows user throughout my entire life - before swiftly moving onto Linux because of how increasingly bloated Windows is, and the fact that there are so many unpatched vulnerabilities.
This one was very recent: https://arstechnica.com/security/20...-day-for-6-months-after-microsoft-knew-of-it/
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