post your fetches

>>105667815 (OP)

>>105667851
>5 thousand packages
holy shit
also nice processor

>>105667900
nice? no quicksync and e-cores is the opposite of nice

>>105667900
Are you OP? If so, are you going to jump ship when LMDE goes wayland only?
>5K packages
Those mostly are development libraries for building software from source.
>nice processor
The hardware was a prebuilt open box on sale @newegg for $1K.
pic related is one of many softwares I modify for shits and giggles. xscreensaver GLHappyCatrix

>>105667915
I have no problems and it compiles, encodes, and plays vidya just fine.

>>105667938
>Are you OP?
yee
>are you going to jump ship when LMDE goes wayland
I don't think LMDE7 will already have wayland only, when it's time for wayland on LMDE I use it. Till then it will be much more mature
>prebuilt open box on sale @newegg for $1K.
what do you mean by "Open Box"?

>>105667938
>Those mostly are development libraries for building software from source.
why not use for example a distrobox?

>>105667967
I will copy what newegg says about it, because my understanding is someone sent it back/refunded/returned it.
>>105667979
I am old and prefer control and choice.

>>105667968
Are you going to stick to X11 or use wayland? You can't have both forever. ;3
>>105667977
try inxi -F

>>105667815 (OP)

>>105667949
so does my FX-8350

>>105668204
Impressive.

>>105668032
>Are you going to stick to X11 or use wayland? You can't have both forever. ;3
kys faggot

>>105668511
Fuck you, bitch. You know it is going to be a fucking choice, asshole. I am curious what someone who fucking used wayland & X11 is going to do when one of those options is removed, stupid faggot.

>>105668518
fuck me :3

think I'll install Fedora on this instead soon

At the moment I'm just testing out desktop environments and shit on a VM before I plan to actually install a dual boot onto my laptop. I might go with cinnamon instead of xfce then, but I'm already considering just using Mint instead of Debian... maybe /g/ can help me make my choice

>>105668773
What laptop/specs? If it's old I'd go Devuan/XFCE, if it's reasonably fast then Mint is fine.

>>105668813
It's relatively new, average spec laptop. Same processor as what's listed in the VM but 8GB of RAM and a 1000 GTX series GPU (I'm too lazy to check which one it is specifically).
It's definitely good enough to use Cinnamon. I want it to be a purely work/school laptop, but I know I don't have the self-control to resist installing games on it at some point which in that case a xfce might help with performance, I also like ricing xfce.

>>105668835
If you're going to be gaming then maybe consider Nobara, otherwise I'm pretty sure Mint is fairly straightforward to install the nVidia drivers on.

>>105668529
Why?

data mining thread

>>105667900
>5k packages
That's just Debian things, it's like this.

>>105669037
>M1
>8 GB RAM
poorfag

>>105669264
Works for me.

>>105669037
>Liquid Ass in the wild

>>105669384
>running 15.5
>liquid ass is introduced in 16

>>105667815 (OP)

install guix

>>105667815 (OP)
hi

>>105669401
>posts an image with actual liquid ass
>thinks a version number makes it look like shit.

>>105669494
This thing is hiding in a closet somewhere, isn't it?

>>105669518
Is the liquid ass in the room with us now?

>>105669539
>liquid ass

Debian is comfy.

page 10 rescue bump

>>105667815 (OP)

>>105667815 (OP)

>>105667900
>>5 thousand packages
that's how a computer looks when someone is using it instead of you screenshot faggots with 300 packages only to show off lmao

>>105669539
it's still in beta and I won't install beta

>>105669531
Nope. It's in my basement together with my router, switch, etc.

>>105672415
>#1C3A59
>ICE AS g
Neat.

>>105667815 (OP)
:D:D

wtf is the point of these threads again

>>105677144
for people to show off their computer specs and operating systems and what desktop environment and terminal emulators they use
people will always want to brag about how good their hardware is, and half the fun of being a linux user is ricing the fuck out of your install and getting into flamewars over shit like desktop environments

>>105677144
these threads are the closest thing /g/ has to a census

>>105677144
Why are you breathing?

>>105677144
>>>/g/sqt

>>105677144
>>105677326
>>105677367
You butt hurt boys are so cute and silly! :3

>>105677396
That was a stupid question, though. You have to be a pretty stupid person to even post that question on /g/. Probably some /v/ermin or /b/tard posting from a phone and touched by that public education indoctrination.

>>105676161
Reason for immense jubilation?

>>105677144
You must at the very least be 16 to post here.

Home server.

>>105667815 (OP)
Main Desktop is for gaming and productivity so can't use Windows without losing important apps for my music and shit.

>>105678785
>he censored his local IP

Don't care about data mining brother I am on a list check my Arch build just b/c computers are cool and I like em. Running smooth at 4k with GPU drivers working fine 32 gigs of RAM.

>>105678833
u can datamine everything but my local Ip and my name

>>105668995
I don't like the "atomic" stuff, it's prevented me from doing certain things and installing some programs/packages. Seems like a feature that only benefits people who have no idea what they're doing.

>>105679659
Anon, I'll be honest, it seems like you are the people who don't know what they're doing here.

>>105667851
>terminus
based

>>105667815 (OP)
My "new" $300 PC...

>>105680101
lol, not gonna lie, you & me gotta terminus thing going on. ;3
I am also about to switch to Artix myself to give that sweet sweet "pottering-free w/ xlibreeee" a go.

>>105680198
Did you shark your grandma or something?

>>105680248
oh yeah I forgot to add that to my fetch, I am on xlibre

>>105680257
>shark your grandma?

Explain this

>>105680280
>$300
>'new'
I just thought perhaps you bought that computer off your grandma for less than it is worth. Nothing lewd.

>>105680272
Very nice. I believe it was you who posted the goblin repo last week for me to try. I still want to give Devuan one last try before I switch back to TidOS Legacy
>t. lazy af person

>>105680557
yup, that was probably me
it's been moved to galaxy-gremlins now though (still testing but less bleeding-edge) since xlibre got an actual release now
>Devuan
can't really go wrong with systemd-free Debian. I wonder what they think of xlibre

>>105680537
Anon, he rocks a decade old decommissioned server CPU. If anything it's a fair price at best.

>>105680537
ohhhh.....i c

I thought i was missing some new lingo here or something.

No, "new" to me, all used ebay stuff

>>105680580
>>105680571
My mistake was including storage and monitor in my mind's price. I apologize.

>>105680570
>I wonder what they think of xlibre
I had thought MX Linux would be on board, but they are going the wayland route; so I can't hang with them no more. I enjoyed Devuan, and Ihave only heard rumors they are going to embrace xlibre, but only time will tell.

>>105680748
seems like it after a bit of research. so far the only distros I've seen support xlibre officially were Artix and OpenMandriva, both of which are planning on switching to it and removing xorg entirely. I've seen a gentoo ebuild too but it's not official

at last my fucking laptop works fine with looniks

>>105680774
I have so little trust left, I just don't know anymore. Gentoo, Artix or Devuan are all acceptable to me. I am in no rush.

>>105667815 (OP)

Good morning datamining glowfellows!
>>105668601
>Packages: 69 (flatpak)
Bloody hell, anon. What kind of stuff do you have installed?
>>105669494
Thank you for your s(n)eeding.
>>105680272
Are you on the first release now? How is it working out?

>>105667815 (OP)

>>105681392
that uptime is it a server?

>>105681472
No, it's my PC

>>105681686
oh, they're hours, didn't see. still cool, max I did was 100 days

>>105681472
That's like two months, no? My laptop
>>105678815
Has higher uptime, why jump to server? You know about sleep, right?

>>105681221
>Are you on the first release now? How is it working out?
I haven't updated all my machines but yeah, the ones that are updated are working well. if I didn't know I was on xlibre I'd be thinking I was still on xorg, it doesn't seem to have issues so far. the only one I had was fixed quickly after reporting it and it was a really niche thing anyway
>>105680879
yeah, like you said, no rush. I switched because my distro already supports it and I think making X11 progress is pretty cool, but it doesn't do anything different than plain old xorg at the moment (other than dropping xwayland and having to enable something not to break Nvidia kek). I'm excited to see what kind of stuff it adds over time though

>>105681981
>I'm excited to see what kind of stuff it adds over time though
Absolutely. Hopefully, they are given the time to do just that.

>>105683933
Is this in a closet? ;3

Is there a convenient way to make neofetch ascii from an image?
I had to use an absurd chain of chafa -> python -> fetch when I made mine

what's up with all the RX 6600 itt?

>>105686050
https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch/wiki/Images-in-the-terminal
Neofetch is dead; you might want to look into fastfetch(a popular replacement), or one of the many other offerings.

>>105686087
It's a nice card, specially for looniks. I'm more curious about those POWER systems and that GTS 450

>>105686247
buddy of mine mentioned fastfetch the other day, i'll take a look

>>105686040
You chump! :3

>>105686630
>chump
I think you mean: ``champ''.
>>105686661
Is this for stealing digital fiction & stupid songs?

>>105678758
Tranny colors.

>>105667851
I can't believe I nuked this for a dream.

>>105688896
To be honest, Devuan is pretty jank. I am going to go full GNU+Gentoo for the last dance. So long, Ian. 'o.O'7

Hello linux users (lusers)

How am I doing /g/?

>>105691504
15 years ago I would have used all that RAM.

>>105691504
>snap packages
cool ricing though
and using MATE instead of nu-gnome is based

>>105693317
>cool ricing though
what rice?

>>105668204
FX-8350-chad

>>105681981
there are 3 things that xlibre does different, it supports process isolation, has a fully working tearfree setup, and actually supports multi-monitor VRR

>>105694432
>and actually supports multi-monitor VRR
oh yeah, I haven't actually noticed that because my only monitor that supports VRR only supports FreeSync but is plugged into an Nvidia card so I can't enable it kek
process isolation sounds nice, but is there anything that can take advantage of it on X, given how recently this was implemented? I'm kinda wondering the same for when they add HDR, is it gonna work right off the bat or are programs gonna need to add the feature in?

>>105694334
this rice

>>105667900
I have over 6000 and it's mainly due to just installing all the LaTeX packages.

>>105694459
programs should not need to add the feature in if your card's driver supports DRI/DRM as Xorg can technically pass 10-bit pixels already, it just can't decode them for compositing and stacking purposes, which is why it's "technically" possible to hack HDR10 on Xorg if you're bypassing the compositor and overwriting the full framebuffer, unfortunately "HDR on most consumer displays doesn't actually use 10bpp colors, they commonly uses 8bpp + 2 extra bits to vary brightness as a cheaper to implement option.

the downside of the above is that all 8bpp applications will be unable to display correctly as there is no function in Xorg to convert 8bpp to 10bpp

I think the above is part of why xnamespaces is being developed since you may be able to detect an application that wants to draw 10bpp vs another that wants 8bpp and isolate them, and do some sort of color-conversion similar to what nvidia got blocked from implementing in Xorg back in in 2017

>>105694739
sudo apt-get install --install-recommends --install-suggests ;^)

>>105694739
I'd use distrobox and not stuff my os like this

>>105694759
>they commonly uses 8bpp + 2 extra bits to vary brightness as a cheaper to implement option.
I think my only HDR monitor does that too. though I've never used HDR on it before

>>105691504
I didn't know Ubuntu made an Australian version

>>105697382
>64GB RAM
>4GB swap
;^) Just in case the unthinkable happens.

thank god there is no gay shit on my machine

>>105697521
Let me remove your ignorance:
systeminfo | find /V /I "hotfix" | find /V "KB"

>>105668204
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ditbbD8x6LQ