Is this how the cancelculture tries to enter the Linux world? I use arch btw.

Wtf. He downloaded discord.exe to show it works with a windows installer and then got linked to flathub and installed discord flatpak image. But still thinks he installed windows-version?

Looks like we went the same way through the Linux world. Hyprland is both, it could be good looking like KDE and Gnome and it is keybind tiling like sway and i3.

I never realised before how much useless time we spend for mouse movings and clicks.

I bet they banned distrowatch.com, use https://distrowatch.org/ instead. Sadly they give up distrowat.ch

DoQ and Jmap

My record is 4 years without update. I had to upgrade every version instead of jumping directly to the latest because I read this is how it is done.

This worked for Debian flawlessly. Another Laptop with Arch Linux died after updating a 2 years old system.

Inter for desktop and the nerd-font variant of JetBrainMono for Terminal.

I am an Arch guy, and my servers runs Fedora/Debian.

Easiest way of installing hyprland is a combo that only needs 30 min.

1. Install Arch Linux with “archinstall”
2. Don’t choose any DE or WM
3. reboot and Log into just arch Linux commandline.
4. choose one of these hyprland dotfiles devs from github with an install-script

https://github.com/mylinuxforwork/dotfiles https://github.com/JaKooLit/Hyprland-Dots

PS. For your hopping experience: time to meet fedora.

I would think i3 is slowly dying because sway is it’s Wayland replacement. But wrong, i3 has a stable fanbase.

Interesting, do you only use software from “good people”? Like X (twitter), Brave Browser and oh, obviously Lemmy itself?

I mean, I use hyprland because it’s f*cking awesome, I never heard about how bad their devs are, I only check these stuff if I consider to “donate a coffee” for the devs. And I never tossed a coin for hyprland.

Why shouldn’t I use it?

Kwin and mutter only run with desktopmanagers, he meant windowmanagers that come around without a desktopmanager, like sway or i3 etc.

Making life easier for end users means more documentation about what you are doing. I mean that’s the main difference between Commandline and a GUI.

Oh look Avahi Service, let’s stop it, what does it mean to stop it.

Creating a new Service, sure but what is needed, are there examples? Formfill lines with a hint what’s needed, maybe some dropdown entries?

You got what I mean.

Since you have experience on Linux, why not Arch Linux. It’s not that hard-to-master-install from the past since “archinstall” exists.

And you get a system with all your wishes of combinations that exist in the linux world. And the best well documented Wiki from Arch stays at your side.

Alternative would be fedora, easiest installer of all. And their logic of “just all firmwares, can’t fail” should help nvidia users out-of-the-box.

Definitely a hardware error.

Did near the same vote, these tracks looks good.

Nice list, looks like I did near the same. Just an advice, what I did, after years of using Lenovos I searched especially for used Dell XPS laptops with TPM Chips < 2.0. These high level laptops are perfectly for Linux and since they are not win 11 compatible, they are cheap.

Gentoo. Not that bad for a random pick.

Eubuntu.

Or Keubuntu, the KDEU spin.

Disable? These can’t be disabled.

You mean you don’t want to see them? There is a package called Plymouth, which hints the logs and shows a Logo instead.