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Seth Kontny
So what geographic locations does everyone using sub level reside. This is in no relation to politics.
Blauesee
saarland, germany
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Blauesee
Listened to all #Gorillaz albums and #LoFiHipHop tracks in my music library lately... What now?
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Haaktu
When I was young and full of hope, I'd tweak the twerk out of my tools and configs. Now that I am old and full of $#!7, I go with the defaults. Less problems that way. And if ever there are, easy to find a solution.
John Olinda
Yeah, the i3 spin is excellent. It's the one I wish I could use, but it doesn't quite fit my workflow. Manjaro i3 in particular really sets the bar for an i3 configuration.
John Olinda
To be honest, I just have settled on Manjaro for Arch installs. Since I don't use Arch on servers, I'll always end up installing certain applications and environments, and it just saves time to use Manjaro. Right now I'm using a pretty vanilla install of Manjaro XFCE to document the install process for Resilio Sync. Most of the documentation for it is very outdated and I'd like to contribute more accurate information. Of course, right around the time I finish, Syncthing will actually start being worth using 😂
Blauesee
Actually, I'm considering using Arch for private everyday business. I already had it installed on my computer with openbox and a few minor scripts running in background (e-mail checking, changing wallpapers either on day-/nighttime, etc.). I began studying this year and needed a perfomant Windows installation for After Effects. But sure it's true, that permanently installing new packages and configurating them is a minus (I know, it's part of the philosophy) in Arch. Maybe I
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Blauesee
Reinstalling #ArchLinux soon... What are your prefered setups (WM, partitioning, configs, packages) and why?
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🏒 Lucian Marin
@jackivan88 is an Arch Linux fan. I think he's the one who can answer you.
John Olinda
To be honest, I just have settled on Manjaro for Arch installs. Since I don't use Arch on servers, I'll always end up installing certain applications and environments, and it just saves time to use Manjaro. Right now I'm using a pretty vanilla install of Manjaro XFCE to document the install process for Resilio Sync. Most of the documentation for it is very outdated and I'd like to contribute more accurate information. Of course, right around the time I finish, Syncthing will actually start being worth using 😂