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TropicalMustafa, in Just install EndeavorOS lol

Endeavor or Garuda?

maniacal_gaff, (edited )

I’m on like day 2 of Garuda. Ran into corrupted packages during the install which wasn’t fun, but it’s up and running now. I’m hoping that maintaining it isn’t as much of a time suck as it sounds like pure Arch is.

Pantherina, in Based KDE 🗿

Plasma is not a system, but I see how they didnt want to confuse people here

oce,
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It is a desktop environment system.

Iapar,

But no operating system

oce,
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KingThrillgore, in Just install EndeavorOS lol
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archinstall

Petri3136,

15 minutes from booting the ISO to a Plasma installation is probably average. There are probably people who’ve done speed runs in 5 minutes. archinstall has gotten so good.

fraydabson, in My weird KDE plasma workflow

Wow crazy detail. I’ll read it when I get a chance lol. I stopped at “I’m a single tasker” I recently learned about the term “monotropism” which is so me.

gurapoku,

I had never heard that term. I think I am bad at multitasking, but not to that point! :0 Maybe I’ll take an online monotropism test tomorrow and see what I get, just for fun

turkalino, in My weird KDE plasma workflow
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I’m like you as far as being the opposite of a multitasker, except I solved things with hardware. Getting a 32:9 monitor was fantastic because I can have one 16:9 window in the center and two 8:9 windows at the sides. The center window is big enough that the side windows are barely, if at all, in my peripheral vision, so it quells my anxiety with having multiple windows open.

Nice post tho, some good info in there since I’ll be switching my daily driver to KDE soon

gurapoku,

Wow, buying a big monitor sounds like an idea that could work. I’d never even thought about doing that, since most of the times monitors like those are used, as far as I have seen, to get a better multitasking experience and I am the type of person who simply leaves one fullscreen window open at the time. But if it leaves your peripheral vision, I guess it is definitely possible.

I don’t think it’d work for me, but honestly, sounds like a great idea to have in mind! I’m having a lot of fun learning about different people’s workflows like this.

NOOBMASTER, in tip for dealing with audio mixing in movies

thanks i’ll try it out if I remember to

yianiris, in Fixed Arch install error
@yianiris@kafeneio.social avatar

@Hiro8811

1 Did you boot the live medium with bios or efi?

2 Do you have libnvme and nvme-cli installed? If no, try them, if yes look up things on the manuals. It may be that your bootloader can't read/mount from the nvme

3 Ever since systemd-boot appeared things have been not working so well, now, have they?

Synthead, in Based KDE 🗿

To be fair, forcing a bunch of software on the machine users own was never a good move, and in my opinion, not a new normal.

interceder270,

It was a good move when people had no idea what they were doing and needed defaults to get started.

Synthead,

You mean the defaults that were against anti trust laws?

TootSweet, in Anyone want to try this "nyancat" docker image? It's pretty big -- 23kIB. :^)

Works great on my Raspberry Pi 4! (Most Docker images don’t support arm64.)

GustavoM,
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Glad to hear! Thanks.

Pantherina, in My weird KDE plasma workflow

Uhm, what makes a desktop grid with open windows more accessible that a good alttab switcher for you?

toototabon,
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I assume having them split by the predefined categories, instead of juggling all the open windows.

Then again, I don’t know other alt-tab options.

Pantherina,

Makes sense, alt tab is randomly sorted

Rootiest,
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It doesn’t have to be, it can be configured in KDE.

You can have it in last-used order and have it separate Monica’s/unminimized windows too.

KseniyaK, in Just install EndeavorOS lol

Well, I eventually got bored of Arch and installed Gentoo this summer. I enjoyed it 😎.

PS. I wish there was a Gentoo emoji.

maniacalmanicmania,
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You could use the eggplant emoji if you flip it both ways.

uis,
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BaalInvoker, in Which Desktop / Window Manager is most secure?

Made in Rust is not synonym of safety. Every code is as safe as its programmer made it be.

iopq,

Most of security CVEs are related to memory bugs, so it’s relatively more safe vs. a certain type of exploits

InEnduringGrowStrong,
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This is both true and terrifying.

Eezyville,
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It’s also as safe as the user allows. You can put in all the safety measures but that means nothing if the use disables them for convenience.

pelotron, in Spending a few days with Hyprland made me realize how awesome Gnome is
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A full Hyprland DE with top bar, quick settings and app launcher, with unified looks and centralized setings would actually be awesome and might make me switch

Not trying to immediately change your mind, but Garuda added a Hyprland spin with their latest release. Boot into the live ISO and see what you think.

haroldstork, in Which Desktop / Window Manager is most secure?

Could you provide some criteria for what you’re looking for in the way of security? Wayland is far better for security than Xorg, but it’s hard to say how much it varies between wayland compositors. I can’t imagine it would matter too much, but depending on how much security you’re looking for, choosing more minimal software is probably better. Rust can be better for security but I’m not entirely sure how much can really get compromised through poor memory management in a window manager.

EuroNutellaMan, in Which Desktop / Window Manager is most secure?
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I see you post a lot about security so I just wanted to chime in and say that maybe just use what works well for you because there’s nothing inherently safe, only stuff that is easier to break and stuff that takes more time. The only real way to be safe is to be prudent with what you download and what you do on the internet.

Pantherina,

Hmm… yes for sure, but as I am already at a point where things just work, its interesting to deal with this

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