Everyone’s welcome to ask questions about GNU/Linux minimalism and share their experiences, no matter their skill level.

Bloatware slows things down, creates security issues, and makes software harder to use by piling on features most people don’t need. Minimalist software, on the other hand, keeps things simple and efficient — it respects your time and doesn’t waste your device’s resources.

>Operating Systems
nosystemd.org
>Daily driver Software
suckless.org/rocks
harmful.cat-v.org/software
>world wide web (www)
suckless.org/sucks/web
>Great minimalist website examples
garbe.ca
bellard.org
stallman.org

“One of my most productive days was throwing away 1000 lines of code.” – Ken Thompson

>>105668737 (OP)
Cutting your dick off is minimalistic

>>105668952
Bleeding is bloat.
Cutting is bloat.

Is arch bloat? Or should i use alpine? Gentoo?
t. thinking about suckless setup

>>105669169
Cutting your dick off is bloat.
Arch Linux is minimal.
Arch Linux is bloat.
Gentoo is schizophrenia.
Alpine Linux is Buddhism.

>>105668737 (OP)
cuck license

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I downloaded bitmap fonts from https://github.com/masaeedu/bitmap-fonts, added to /usr/share/fonts/bitmap, but only Terminus shows up in Cinnamon or Mousepad font selection. The fonts do show up in fc-list, but I can't use them anywhere. I replaced absolutely everything with Terminus, but I still want to use other bitmap fonts. I didn't do sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig because I'm on Arch. I reinstalled fontconfig but that probably didn't do anything.