Why isn't /g/ using the Xfce + i3-gaps master race? Ultra

>using a window managing philosophy meant to maximize space usage
>wastes it by adding useless gaps

How to spot a pretentious poser: the screenshot. More so:

>calling software comfy

Kill yourself.

>>59791829
Bu-but Anon... the aesthetics you get are worth it, while keeping most of the efficient workflow...

>>59791795
>Azunyan
Using anyone besides mio

>>59791795

Why not just run i3 and have no desktop enviroment? What does it offer?

>>59792180
Native volume, brightness, and power management, as well as xfce4-panel in the environment it was meant to be run in.

>>59792269

Can literally do everything with keyboard bindings and the i3's default panel.

>>59792269
How does the xfce panel cope with multi monitor setup in this case?

I didn't learn lua to use some none customizable wm

>>59791855
Fuck off you don't work.

No one who uses arch works.

>>59791795
Because LXQT has the sanest configuration compared to any other DE.
Also, bspwm exists.

>>59791795
Why would I need i3 when I have already master race DE called xfce?

gaps are for dicks.

>>59791829
Then what's the point of a wallpaper if the entire real estate is filled. Don't tell me you're too good for a wall too.

>>59793385
duno i dont have any gaps in my dick

>>59793140
xfce is a DE, i3 is a WM.

>>59791795
>using gaps on fullscreen apps.
>lol, normie

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>arch
>gaps
absolute pleb

>>59795376

separator ' | '

add under bar { in your .i3/config file please

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>>59795376
>Thinkpad
>Gentoo
>i3
oh the memes

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>>59795481
Implying the memes are bad
>>59795422
I assume you mean like pic related
>why

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>>59795376
best of both worlds

>>59792395
This

>>59792395
Hey,hey,hey,hey,HEY! Not all of us are weeaboo, ricer, autists. I've been working since it was legal for me to do so. If your logic were true, my dear old dad would be a gaymez playing, lardass, because he uses Windows.

>>59796621
>Osamu Kitajima
>Gentoo
would be 5/5 if you were running ~amd64

>>59796785
but I am anon

>>59796621
>>59795376
>thinkpad
cool botnet
https://www.techworm.net/2015/08/lenovo-pcs-and-laptops-seem-to-have-a-bios-level-backdoor.html

>>59796817
No, your kernel and zsh are stable versions. amd64 != ~amd64

>>59791795
xmonad masterrace

>>59796834
>List of LSE rootkit affected Lenovo Products are given below :

>Lenovo Notebook

>Flex 2 Pro 15 (Broadwell)
>Flex 2 Pro 15 (Haswell)
>Flex 3 1120
>Flex 3 1470/1570
>G40-80/G50-80/G50-80 Touch
>S41-70/U41-70
>S435/M40-35
>V3000
>Y40-80
>Yoga 3 11
>Yoga 3 14
>Z41-70/Z51-70
>Z70-80/G70-80

read the whole article dummy

>>59796878
how does one go about doing this, and what are the benifits? I am interested

>>59797065
You change/add the following line to make.conf and do a deep world update
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64"
The benefits are way newer packages. The downsides are more frequent updates (if you hate compiling), maybe bugs in some packages (although I haven't ran into anything major and I've been running ~amd64 Gentoo for over a year).

If you're fine with stable then there's really no need to change to ~testing. If you're like me and find yourself accepting keywords for a lot of packages (ie. testing packages, firefox-52 etc) you might as well go ahead and make the switch

Any good fonts and term fonts for my fresh Debian install

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>>59796621
Now I am more like you than ever before

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KDE on Slackware masterrace.

>>59797225
noto sans and hack font masterrace

>>59796621
Nice bar. What font do you use and what symbols are these for wifi and battery?

>>59792269
How would you go about setting this up?

>>59799124
Font is in the fetch, Terminess (not terminus) for powerline. The symbols are all font-awesome