That’s a good idea. Why didn’t I think of that?
That’s a good idea. Why didn’t I think of that?
The boot issue is definitely hardware related. The machine doesn’t even power on the display before restarting.
Three reasons for me:
I never really got on with Slackware, but I might give it another shot…
I’m asking for advice.
Yeah, openSUSE rebranded their flavours recently. Their main logo is still Geeko, though.
If you’ve seen my previous openSUSE screenshots, though, I used to run neofetch with the --ascii_distro suse
argument, as the old Tumbleweed logo was too wide and used to push most of the info off the screen. Since the rebrand, I haven’t had that problem.
I actually run OpenBSD on one of my ThinkPads, but I was only including Linux distros in this.
Qubes is specialised, whereas Fedora is a general purpose distro with a security focus.
Qubes is specialised, though. The four distros above are general purpose with a focus.
That’s a good way of doing it
Yep! I just installed Void about ten minutes ago off a 2GB stick from the mid-2000s. Somehow, those little sticks just keep going!
It’s funny you should ask, as I just put my dotfiles on git today! Here’s a link: https://git.sr.ht/~hellfire103/amethyst-ii-dotfiles
Why can’t we have anything nice?
If I have to use sudo, it’s wrong.
date; wine; cd ~; talk; touch; unzip; touch; strip; gasp; finger; gasp; mount; fsck; nice; more; yes; gasp; man paste; eject; gasp; umount; make clean; sleep
Sway is good. It’s really just i3 on Wayland. I’ve never used Hyprland myself, though.
Ah, I stand corrected.