Why are you not running the best Linux distribution?
>>58861574
For the same reason I don't run Windows ME.
xfce's wm is a clusterfuck of screen tearing, yet compton is laggy as fuck.
if i'm going to be doing that much tinkering to get shit to work pleasantly i might as well just install arch
Because it's shit made for retards.
>>58861603
XFCE is a clusterfuck in general. And it looks like ass. I've tried using it on numerous occasions, I just can't do it.
>>58861603
>>58861641
Why are ALL goddamn Linux WMs fucking garbage.
That's one thing that seems to have not fucking improved since I tried Debian back in 2005, the goddamn user interface experience.
I know Apple and Microsoft pay their UX designers well, but you'd seriously think that with so many fucking years someone would have made even a half decent goddamn desktop environment for Linux.
I'm using xfce now but holy fuck is the state of Linux UX is fucking bad
Every single update i lose the ability to boot into my computer. I don't have the time to chmod into my install every 3 days.
but I am, anon
>>58861574
Installed elementary today. Feels nice and comfy once you get used to pantheon style workflow
>>58861574
but i am running debian
>>58861697
unity is comfy
do you mean bsd or hackintosh
kys jannies
>>58861574
I am you fat fucking cunt
>>58861574
Fix your font rendering, it looks like absolute shit right now.
Just installed this a few hours ago.
>tfw yaourt
>>58861574
Because I'm using Antergos, which is the best one
>>58861574
>>58861574
Cinnamon sure is comfy.
>>58861697
>Pantheon
>Xfce
>GNOME
>MATE
>KDE
>Cinnamon
>LXDE, LXQT
>Unity
>Deepin's UI
>Enlightenment
>Budgie
>i3, Awesome, DWM, Ratpoison, Xmonad
If you can't pick one of these to rice out to satisfy your needs, then you're autistic beyond help.
>>58861574
I'm already running Ubuntu MATE tho?
Because I'm running the best UNIX, macOS.
>>58863887
>>58861574
For the same reason I'm not obsessed with plumbing in my house. I just installed Mint because it was the least weird from a coming-from-windows standpoint.
Made the trashcan visible on the desktop, moved the minimize-all icon to the bottom right, and have been perfectly happy with the system for 6 years.
>>58861596
Which is?
>>58863856
KDE Done Right is the absolute best
because I'm using Mint because pretty much every other distro has had annoying bugs and/or tiresome configuration while Mint jest werks with everything I throw at it
>>58861574
because i already am senpai, because i already am.
>>58861596
/thread
>see OP image
>vomit comes to mind
One of these days there will be a Linux distribution that honestly just doesn't look like a Linux distribution which looks like a Linux distribution even when it's running a desktop environment designed to not look like a Linux distribution.
At that point I'll consider Linux, until such time will you fucking idiots just stop.
>>58861574
;^)
>>58863001
Then you are doing something retarded. Stop being a retard and you wont have this problem. This being said, I don't use Manjaro. I use Arch
>>58861574
But I am
>>58861697
Zorin UI. Also
>apple has a good UI
Meme. It looks shitty and lifeless out of the box.
My parents bought a $20 computer without an OS and I installed it.
It's pretty good.
>>58861697
Gnome2/Mate is of the Gods.
>>58861603
>>58861641
>>58861697
>XFCE looks bad
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>58863001
What are your specs? This happened to me once.
>>58864677
>judging UI based on subjective opinion of its aesthetics and not the usability or overall experience
>>58861574
because ubuntu lts fits all my needs and runs like a charm.
>>58864797
Are you trying to prove their point?
Bleeding edge, pacman, no bloat, The Arch Way
I am: Linux Mint Cinnamon Edition 18.1 'Serena'
>>58865008
Tell me what the best REM album is
>>58865019
it depends on your mood
Because MacOS is better.
>>58865036
that was true until about 2006
does your dad approve of the shit you look at on that computer he bought for you?
>>58864276
Too bad the cert is valid now.
>>58861574
Because i'm running a Turing machine, its OS is Gentoo.
>>58865103
How much memory does your Turing machine have?
>>58865053
Mac os was dogshit until 10.7
10.5/10.6 where barely usable
and I can't even imagine using 10.4 and below
>>58861697
Even half a decade ago getting fonts not to look like ass in firefox and getting tear free video required hoop jumping when I used debian.
Recently I tried GalliumOS on my chromebook and everything looks good to me out of the box (I don't really see the problem with xfce/compton).
So for me it improved massively.
>>58864130
How to generate quotations in terminal like that?
>>58861574
>Linux "distribution"
Why be a king when you can be a god?
>>58861574
Because I'm running slackware
>>58865008
LONDON
>>58863797
Word up son...
>>58861574
Don't forget to reset your time/date
>>58866608
i don't understand. not from London i'm in the midwestern USA. or are you saying "you don't have live in london by REM"
what do you mean
No gentoo, I am fucking disappointed /g/
>>58865019
Green
>>58861574
I don't know how to install it :^)
>>58861574
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
>>58867270
i can't read this without hearing it in his voice and mannerisms
>>58861574
Because macOS
>>58861574
But I am, it's called Solus.
Literally the only good distro out there, anything else is garbage tier.
>>58868594
Fuck off, Kevin.
>>58861574
Every distro is the best. You cannot find a Linux distro that is not the best.
>>58868628
I hope you're not upset at the fact that Solus completely and undeniably blows all other distros out of the water.
>>58868659
>Solus completely and undeniably blows
>>58861574
Running Manjaro or Antegros directly removes what makes Arch good though.
>>58864797
What dock?
and task bar theme
>>58866064
not him, but you can write a simple bash script using the echo command. Just google & copypaste the colorcodes if you want that. Same for ascii art
Because my opinion of best (actually it's Linux, a better description is "least worst") changes every other day, so I just settle on 'buntu.
>>58864130
That's quite a pretty Unity anon. Looks comfy.
>>58867270
The bearded ego hath spoken
I was using Manjaro KDE and an update rendered all my software unusable. Everything would just start and close instantly.
But I do
Cinnamon on custy Deb is best
>>58869079
Half Life 2 is good. Installed Half Life 1 yesterday but it will never be as good as back then.
>>58869079
What nVidia drivers do you use
look at this clusterfuck!
how do i mek xfce prety
>>58861574
but Gentoo is the best
>>58861697
If your biggest selling point for an OS is the UI, Linux isn't for you. Go buy an iPad.
That said, I don't find the Windows UI until Win10 all that compelling. And Win10 itself is a terrible OS, so I'm good.
Apple has a very nice UI. It's gonna cost you though.
Don't like a UI? Get Gnome and mod the shit out of it to your liking.
>>58869343
I have honestly wondered why anyone uses Gentoo. What's the point? Just for difficulty sake?
Just go through the PITA and install arch. At least you get the AUR out of it.
>>58869426
Security
>>58869481
In what way does Gentoo provide better security than, say, a RHEL-based distro? More organizations are bug hunting in Red Hat than Gentoo (I'd assume)
Also, if your talking like basic security for web browsing and petty things, why not use Tails?
>>58869564
You compile everything, so all your memory address and stuff are unique.
>>58869564
btw, nice english, Pyotr.
>>58869595
How does this provide a substantial security benefit over any RHEL-based system?
>>58869644
REHL advises compiling from source. Every DOD or contractor has to compile their own kernel from source on every single computer.
>>58861574
Sounds too ethnic. Wont run Ubuntu for the same reason.
>>58869740
Sounds horribly pajeet, but its all europeen apparently
>>58869740
>>58869768
Manjaro is short for Kilimanjaro, the mountain that the developers of Manjaro climbed prior to development
>>58869644
https://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-vendor-cvssscore-distribution.php
>>58869426
The initial setup takes a long time but the management is easy. Install steps not very different from Arch, just need to wait on compile time. Most other distributions are the opposite with a quick install and then management is hell.
I don't mind spending a day installing all the packages for my personal desktop environment since I know I will be using the computer for a long time and will know specifically how everything is installed and configured. You simply don't get that with a 3 click install 2,000 package baseline distro.
I distro hopped for years before Gentoo because of various usability reasons. I haven't had a reason to switch to anything else since using it.
My favorite features would be how simple multilib is and how great the ability to select bleeding edge versions of specific packages for install without doing the whole system is.
>>58861574
GNU/Linux*
>>58867270
I'd really like to tell him "Nigga shut that shit up" in person.
>>58869768
>>58869798
Both African... not an association I make with advanced technology.
They need to rethink it, it's just bad marketing.
I am using the budgie variant. Love it.
>>58866064
program is called dhamma and i pipe it through lolcat. i simply added this to the bottom of my .bashrc:dhamma | lolcat
>>58861574
Oh look! It's the time travelers again!
>>58868832
>That's quite a pretty Unity anon. Looks comfy.
i've used opensuse (kde of-course), and xubuntu as daily drivers for a few years. something called me to unity. no other DE like it. and you just slap on some numix and move the launcer to the bottom and it feels perfect.
>>58866823
How does one put CPU and other information on xfce's panel?
>>58866823
Where is the wallpaper from?
>>58861574
Tried installing Manjaro on my computer. I've got a 1050ti, and literally can't get the live USB to boot. The nouveau graphics driver doesn't support the 10 series cards.
I'm thinking about hopping distros since I have sound issues on my dell with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
>>58871740
That's literally Nvidia fucking you over.
>>58871827
Kind of, yeah. But the newest version of Nouveau supports the newer cards. Even fucking Manjaro won't update to it yet though.
>>58861574
Why are you not running the best I can't install arch linux solution?
>satirized that for you
>>58871834
17 is in beta. Try that. Why on earth would you want the free driver anyway? It's absolute shit
>>58861574
Because distro-hopping is so fucking autistic and vain. Ubuntu with i3, it just werks and it doesn't get in the way. I don't even notice it's there, just how I prefer
>>58871860
Not trying to use the free driver. Trying to boot the live usb to install it. Even with the non-free option, it boots with the nouveau crap.
I'll give 17 a shot, and see how it goes. So far, Sabayon is the only distro that's booted for me.
>>58866572
Do you have a link for that wallpaper?
>>58871905
I literally installed 17 last night because my rx480 needs kernel 4.7 or something. 17 and sabayon both ship with 4.9 i believe. 16 still ships with 4.4, although you can upgrade to 4.10.x after installing.
>>58871977
Then hopefully it'll work for me. Downloading it now, and we'll see what happens.
>>58861697
Contribute to a project instead of complaining then.
>>58872124
not that guy but you don't have to be a developer to complain about bad software anymore than you have to be a director to say something like "transformers 2 is a bad movie"
>>58863612
source for both? it's for a friend pls.
>>58872124
>It's shit
>t-then h-help make it better
Or I could just use one that already looks good
>>58871977
>>58871996
It worked!
>>58873195
Im happy I might have helped someone today. Now get to ricing, don't forget about Compton, yaort and dev-tools to get them sweat AUR packages
>>58863159
> let the HAMMER!?? - FALL!!!
I listened to that when I was twelve, lol.
Are you afraid of installing the 4.10rc kernel OP? Are you afraid of living on the edge?
Lack of support to gaming and programs
>>58871965
not him but here's the version I have from forever ago
>>58871965
>>58871965
>>58871965
http://www.wallpaperup.com/uploads/wallpapers/2013/09/23/150565/1d8fdc3f40397b754b87a5940e0592b5.jpg
>>58861574
But I am.
Posting from Android.
>>58861574
I don't really see any reason for me to use Manjaro, though it was a nice stepping stone into Arch proper. So, that'd be why.
>>58861574
I'm an Xubuntu fanboy, but I was genuinely thinking of trying Manjaro because I like the AUR, but don't want wrestling with Arch to be my new hobby. How prone is it to busted updates, and what new headaches can I expect?
>>58874851
I've used Manjaro for a couple of years now on various machines. It's never been much of an issue to me. I was actually impressed how well it works.
>>58866572
why do you have the shitty windows defender enabled?
>>58875076
If you're feeding into the botnet, you might as well have it looking out for you too.
>>58868568
>>58865036
> using outdated osx bash
get some better shell or at least newer bash from homebrew
>>58871874
>Ubuntu
>just werks
>>58874851
Been using it for more than a year now, only problem I had once was KDE5 sperging out when it was still unstable and new
>>58875721
>>58874916
Thanks. Torrenting ISO now, here's hoping for the best.
>>58875746
I'd personally download the 2017 development release. It's more current that way.
Oh but I am, Op. First distro that just werked for me and my setup.
>>58876265
>cia@nigger
Kek