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The open road, and blue skies. Linux might not be compatible with a lotta the games I wanna play, but damn if it ain't pretty.

Backlash wrote

The open road, and blue skies. Linux might not be compatible with a lotta the games I wanna play, but damn if it ain't pretty.

Considering that that's a default ubuntu setup, isn't it more like "the wallper is pretty" instead of "linux is pretty".

I like Unity. It's got that late 2000's bubble aesthetic.

I already got rid of my Manjaro desktop, and am working on a *new Arch Linux setup.

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RX14 wrote
Backlash wrote

The open road, and blue skies. Linux might not be compatible with a lotta the games I wanna play, but damn if it ain't pretty.

Considering that that's a default ubuntu setup, isn't it more like "the wallper is pretty" instead of "linux is pretty".

Can it not be both?

Lokorfi wrote
Biggest_Mike wrote

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Infinity stopped working for me after the first launch. You have any luck with that?

Yea it has always worked for me. Here Download that and use the one in the auto folder and then try to open Infinity again.

Ashley wrote

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am i cool yet

I didn't know that i3 had gaps. I thought you needed i3-gaps for that.

malmon wrote
Ashley wrote

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am i cool yet

I didn't know that i3 had gaps. I thought you needed i3-gaps for that.

I'm using i3-gaps 😛

Ashley wrote
malmon wrote
Ashley wrote

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am i cool yet

I didn't know that i3 had gaps. I thought you needed i3-gaps for that.

I'm using i3-gaps 😛

Oh, so I guess it just identifies itself as i3 in that system info thing (idk what it's called) anyway?

malmon wrote
Ashley wrote
malmon wrote
Ashley wrote

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am i cool yet

I didn't know that i3 had gaps. I thought you needed i3-gaps for that.

I'm using i3-gaps 😛

Oh, so I guess it just identifies itself as i3 in that system info thing (idk what it's called) anyway?

I guess so. also when I installed i3-gaps I was running i3, installed gaps over it, then restarted i3.

that system info thing is called neofetch btw

Ashley wrote
malmon wrote
Ashley wrote
malmon wrote

I didn't know that i3 had gaps. I thought you needed i3-gaps for that.

I'm using i3-gaps 😛

Oh, so I guess it just identifies itself as i3 in that system info thing (idk what it's called) anyway?

I guess so. also when I installed i3-gaps I was running i3, installed gaps over it, then restarted i3.

that system info thing is called neofetch btw

neofetch tried its best with what I gave it

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