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Nov 12 2017 02:01am
Anyone have a nice customized distro they have been working on? Would like to see them!

I am going to redo my arch install and check out kde, been using i3wm for the longest time will be nice to learn new stuff! Will have pictures up soon! :)
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Nov 12 2017 02:33pm
sry for foreign language, but maybe u can just scroll thru it :D
https://www.linux.org.ru/gallery/
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Nov 12 2017 02:39pm
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That looks nice! How long have you been using arch for? I'm excited for when I get time for the new arch install, been wanting to use conky & stuff but it don't go to well with i3 sadly :( might go with i3 again & kde just so I have options I love the workflow of a wm but do miss the gui's for the lazy days

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first time arch 2009 i think
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I dont actually screw around with the de's at all anymore.
Around 10 years ago when i started using Ubuntu (had a brief encounter with suse a few years before that) i did use one of the docks (also used OSX on macmini). That were still gnome 2 Ubuntus.
Then the next version suddenly had unity. And oh neat, it had a dock on the left exactly as my gnome 2 setup.
Then had a brief debian encounter on my Mac mini. Back then also had played with tiling window managers like twm i think. The one included in xorg by default.
Then used fedora on and off for a few years.
Nowadays it is mainly this that i use:

2)OS Home Enterprise
1 Laptop: Manjaro Korora (installs LVM by default)
2 Desktop: Mint OpenSuse (installs BTRFS/XFS by default)
3 Server: Xubuntu CentOS (installs XFS by ?default) [both from 2004]

Only change wallpaper nowadays. :D
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