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It's time to show off what you got, /g/.
I'm about to go from Windows to Linux, but I am a very shallow person and I can't stand the kind of look most distros have. Windows is not all that pretty, but it's way better than Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, etc. (You've probably guess by now that I am not an advanced user. I haven't try Gentoo and don't intend to, yet.)
So what are the most aesthetically pleasant distros or customizations that do not require too much effort to set up?
(Also, I'd still like to have some compatibility with games and softwares, so not something that is too obscure for this.)
"there never will be a good man who has not from his childhood been used to play amid things of beauty and make of them a joy and a study"
-- Plato, The Republic
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I recommend Solus. It looks good without you having to do anything.
When you get used to linux, look into Arch + i3
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is this the new desktop thread
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>>58146035
Deepin or Elementary OS are probably what you need.
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>>58146068
good looking distros/customizations pl0x
not too obscure
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>>58146044
I've google them to see what it looks like. Not bad. Thanks, anon.
>>58146046
Well, it can be if you want.
>>58146055
I did not know about Deepin, but I already tried ElementaryOS. I'm not sure if I like it or not yet.
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