I still use nano, I tried micro and it’s confusing af to use also it didn’t allow konsole context menu to copy anything from it or paste anything from outside even with ctrl+v or ctrl+shift+v

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Lawnchair

You

I would love to have one as a novelty item for installing Linux on it, I always thought using Linux on touchscreen is super cool. but it’s expensive as fuck

Finally a dating platform for people with toxic relationships kink

I completely forgot about this

You should’ve flag this NSFW, or because it giving you less internet points that’s why you didn’t do it

I know but I had to compile the kernel myself which I don’t have the skill and patience to do

True, just like when I first using Linux and disappointed that they removed the tux logo represent how many CPU cores you have during boot sequence.

I have a separate /home partition, So I don’t have to redo any customization, honestly it’s just init systems I don’t loss anything

It’s a heavily customized KDE Desktop Environment

Thank you, I use a combination of “KDE rounded corners” “Klassy” and “Darkly”, both do not use the slow aurorae theme engine thingy but written in native C++ so it’s pretty fast, I haven’t tried Void yet because Void scare me

No problems, if you have any issues you can ask me in this thread

Arch use systemd and it do not let you choose init systems, you probably can replace it but from what I’ve read online it can causes a lot of issues

What audio server did you use? I use pipewire, I only need to install *-openrc equivalent packages on top of base pipewire packages and enable it with OpenRC for it to work

Hello, hopefully there are a dozen of us

It’s not that hard to use, you only need to learn a few basics OpenRC command (how to enable/disable services stop/start services and service status), as for docs I haven’t read any yet

It’s OpenRC, I wanna learn different init systems