Post your PCs specs c:

Build? What is a build? I have a laptop. A really shitty loud laptop that somehow runs most games.

OS: Macrohard Doors 8.1 x64
Processor: Intel Core i3 2.40 GHz
RAM: 6 GB
GFX Card: Intel HD Graphics 4000 and NVIDIA GeForce GT 635M
Storage: 1TB
Monitors: errr...
Keyboard: natec Genesis R33
Mouse: tracer Ghost
Headset: natec Genesis H11
Tablet: Wacom Bamboo Pad

16 days later

OS: Windows 10
Processor: AMD E1-1200 APU with Radeon Graphics 1.40GHz
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 452GB
Monitors: 1
Keyboard: Razer Deathstalker Essential
Mouse: Some old 2006 Logitech piece of shit
Mic: Built-in
Headphones: Some skullcandy earphones idk.

@Lokorfi here you go

Lokorfi wrote
Kaneki wrote

OS: Windows 10
Processor: AMD E1-1200 APU with Radeon Graphics 1.40GHz
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 452GB
Monitors: 1
Keyboard: Razer Deathstalker Essential
Mouse: Some old 2006 Logitech piece of shit
Mic: Built-in
Headphones: Some skullcandy earphones idk.

@Lokorfi here you go

Wow, you're right, that's pretty bad o.o

Told ya bae.

a year later

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and cuz speccy is retarded and doesn't pick up my gpu properly:
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New processor is nice compared to my old one. Feels good, hoping to maybe get a new GPU soon however that looks doubtful everyday.

OS: Windows 10
Processor: AMD 8300-FX
RAM: 8GB
GFX Card: GTX 650 Ti BOOST
Storage: 250GB SSD & 1TB Hard drive
Monitors: 1 Acer KA240HQ
Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edition
Mouse: i-rocks rock gaming mouse (my other cooler master mouse broke because cooler master are trash at peripherals)
Mic: Floureon BM-800
Headphones: Razer Krakens 7.1 chroma & Steel Series siberia V2

OS: ArchLinux
Processor: Intel Core i7 "Devil's Canyon", @4.0GHz
RAM: 16GB
GFX Card: ASUS Nvidia 1060 4GB
Storage: 3TB External (exFAT) + 1TB Hard Drive (200GB ntfs [winblows for specific games], 800GB ext4) + 500GB Solid State Drive (Samsung 960 EVO, m.2 nvme, ext4)
Monitors: 2 - 1920x1080 & 1200x1600 (Yes, you read that second resolution correctly. Portrait terminal screen ftw)
Keyboard: Corsair K70 Cherry MX Blue Keys
Mouse: Mionix Naos 8200
Headset: Logitech G633

Linux Specs (since ArchLinux doesn't come with a DM and such):
Desktop Manager: Plasma (KDE)
Window Manager: Openbox
AUR Manager: pacaur
Shell: zsh with oh-my-zsh modifications
Editor: neovim / vim

OS: ArchLinux
Processor: i5-3570K
RAM: 16GB (4x4gb) corsair low profile 1600mhz 9-9-9-24
GFX Card: Radeon HD 7850 OC
Storage: 120gb SSD (ext4) + 1TB HDD (btrfs) (+ 1TB RAID1 on NAS (btrfs))
Monitors:

  • 2048x1152 24" Samsung SyncMaster 2343bw (Manufactured week 48 of 2008) - Main monitor, used for web browsing + coding

  • 1920x1200 (16:10!) 24" Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP (Manufactured week 38 of 2006) - My best monitor, IPS, vertical, used for web browsing and viewing code

  • 1280x1024 Novatek 563A (Manufactured week 28 of 2004) - Shitty 5:4 old panel used for putting discord and other chat apps on

Keyboard: Magicforce 60% with cherry MX blue equivalents (Also own a Monterey K018 with blue SMK alps mount switches)
Mouse: Novatech NOV-MOUSE2, cheap and tacky but has served me well.
Headset: HyperX Cloud 1, would recommend

Shell: zsh
WM: i3
GTK theme: Vertex Dark
AUR manager: yaourt (i should really switch)
Editor: EMACS, MOTHERFUCKERS

RX14 wrote

OS: ArchLinux
Processor: i5-3570K
RAM: 16GB (4x4gb) corsair low profile 1600mhz 9-9-9-24
GFX Card: Radeon HD 7850 OC
Storage: 120gb SSD (ext4) + 1TB HDD (btrfs) (+ 1TB RAID1 on NAS (btrfs))
Monitors:

  • 2048x1152 24" Samsung SyncMaster 2343bw (Manufactured week 48 of 2008) - Main monitor, used for web browsing + coding

  • 1920x1200 (16:10!) 24" Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP (Manufactured week 38 of 2006) - My best monitor, IPS, vertical, used for web browsing and viewing code

  • 1280x1024 Novatek 563A (Manufactured week 28 of 2004) - Shitty 5:4 old panel used for putting discord and other chat apps on

Keyboard: Magicforce 60% with cherry MX blue equivalents (Also own a Monterey K018 with blue SMK alps mount switches)
Mouse: Novatech NOV-MOUSE2, cheap and tacky but has served me well.
Headset: HyperX Cloud 1, would recommend

Shell: zsh
WM: i3
GTK theme: Vertex Dark
AUR manager: yaourt (i should really switch)
Editor: EMACS, MOTHERFUCKERS

Oo, those details. You've inspired me to edit my post.
A couple curious questions / comments:

Is btrfs usable now? I was under the impression that it's still very young and prone to breakage.
pacaur > yaourt
And lastly... vim will win the fight >🙂

Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote

OS: ArchLinux
Processor: i5-3570K
RAM: 16GB (4x4gb) corsair low profile 1600mhz 9-9-9-24
GFX Card: Radeon HD 7850 OC
Storage: 120gb SSD (ext4) + 1TB HDD (btrfs) (+ 1TB RAID1 on NAS (btrfs))
Monitors:

  • 2048x1152 24" Samsung SyncMaster 2343bw (Manufactured week 48 of 2008) - Main monitor, used for web browsing + coding

  • 1920x1200 (16:10!) 24" Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP (Manufactured week 38 of 2006) - My best monitor, IPS, vertical, used for web browsing and viewing code

  • 1280x1024 Novatek 563A (Manufactured week 28 of 2004) - Shitty 5:4 old panel used for putting discord and other chat apps on

Keyboard: Magicforce 60% with cherry MX blue equivalents (Also own a Monterey K018 with blue SMK alps mount switches)
Mouse: Novatech NOV-MOUSE2, cheap and tacky but has served me well.
Headset: HyperX Cloud 1, would recommend

Shell: zsh
WM: i3
GTK theme: Vertex Dark
AUR manager: yaourt (i should really switch)
Editor: EMACS, MOTHERFUCKERS

Oo, those details. You've inspired me to edit my post.
A couple curious questions / comments:

Is btrfs usable now? I was under the impression that it's still very young and prone to breakage.
pacaur > yaourt
And lastly... vim will win the fight >🙂

BTRFS has been working without any issues for me for over a year. Other people seem to have different experiences. Keeping up to date with the latest kernel (i.e. use arch) is recommended. raid5 and raid6 modes are broken and should be disabled in mkfs.btrfs. If they are not disabled, dont use them. Apart from that, works a charm. Been saving me from corrupted files for quite a while on my random array of old shitty disks (2x500gb + 1x1tb, raid1).

I know I know but I can't be assed to switch from yaourt. And vim's keybinds are nice. Too bad evil-mode exists, so I can use all my fancies that you dont get in vim, and keep the keybinds.

RX14 wrote
Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote

OS: ArchLinux
Processor: i5-3570K
RAM: 16GB (4x4gb) corsair low profile 1600mhz 9-9-9-24
GFX Card: Radeon HD 7850 OC
Storage: 120gb SSD (ext4) + 1TB HDD (btrfs) (+ 1TB RAID1 on NAS (btrfs))
Monitors:

  • 2048x1152 24" Samsung SyncMaster 2343bw (Manufactured week 48 of 2008) - Main monitor, used for web browsing + coding

  • 1920x1200 (16:10!) 24" Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP (Manufactured week 38 of 2006) - My best monitor, IPS, vertical, used for web browsing and viewing code

  • 1280x1024 Novatek 563A (Manufactured week 28 of 2004) - Shitty 5:4 old panel used for putting discord and other chat apps on

Keyboard: Magicforce 60% with cherry MX blue equivalents (Also own a Monterey K018 with blue SMK alps mount switches)
Mouse: Novatech NOV-MOUSE2, cheap and tacky but has served me well.
Headset: HyperX Cloud 1, would recommend

Shell: zsh
WM: i3
GTK theme: Vertex Dark
AUR manager: yaourt (i should really switch)
Editor: EMACS, MOTHERFUCKERS

Oo, those details. You've inspired me to edit my post.
A couple curious questions / comments:

Is btrfs usable now? I was under the impression that it's still very young and prone to breakage.
pacaur > yaourt
And lastly... vim will win the fight >🙂

BTRFS has been working without any issues for me for over a year. Other people seem to have different experiences. Keeping up to date with the latest kernel (i.e. use arch) is recommended. raid5 and raid6 modes are broken and should be disabled in mkfs.btrfs. If they are not disabled, dont use them. Apart from that, works a charm. Been saving me from corrupted files for quite a while on my random array of old shitty disks (2x500gb + 1x1tb, raid1).

I know I know but I can't be assed to switch from yaourt. And vim's keybinds are nice. Too bad evil-mode exists, so I can use all my fancies that you dont get in vim, and keep the keybinds.

And what fancies are those? :o

Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote
Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote

OS: ArchLinux
Processor: i5-3570K
RAM: 16GB (4x4gb) corsair low profile 1600mhz 9-9-9-24
GFX Card: Radeon HD 7850 OC
Storage: 120gb SSD (ext4) + 1TB HDD (btrfs) (+ 1TB RAID1 on NAS (btrfs))
Monitors:

  • 2048x1152 24" Samsung SyncMaster 2343bw (Manufactured week 48 of 2008) - Main monitor, used for web browsing + coding

  • 1920x1200 (16:10!) 24" Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP (Manufactured week 38 of 2006) - My best monitor, IPS, vertical, used for web browsing and viewing code

  • 1280x1024 Novatek 563A (Manufactured week 28 of 2004) - Shitty 5:4 old panel used for putting discord and other chat apps on

Keyboard: Magicforce 60% with cherry MX blue equivalents (Also own a Monterey K018 with blue SMK alps mount switches)
Mouse: Novatech NOV-MOUSE2, cheap and tacky but has served me well.
Headset: HyperX Cloud 1, would recommend

Shell: zsh
WM: i3
GTK theme: Vertex Dark
AUR manager: yaourt (i should really switch)
Editor: EMACS, MOTHERFUCKERS

Oo, those details. You've inspired me to edit my post.
A couple curious questions / comments:

Is btrfs usable now? I was under the impression that it's still very young and prone to breakage.
pacaur > yaourt
And lastly... vim will win the fight >🙂

BTRFS has been working without any issues for me for over a year. Other people seem to have different experiences. Keeping up to date with the latest kernel (i.e. use arch) is recommended. raid5 and raid6 modes are broken and should be disabled in mkfs.btrfs. If they are not disabled, dont use them. Apart from that, works a charm. Been saving me from corrupted files for quite a while on my random array of old shitty disks (2x500gb + 1x1tb, raid1).

I know I know but I can't be assed to switch from yaourt. And vim's keybinds are nice. Too bad evil-mode exists, so I can use all my fancies that you dont get in vim, and keep the keybinds.

And what fancies are those? :o

  • Seamless editing on remote servers using tramp-mode over ssh. You just edit /ssh:hostname:/path/to/file instead of /path/to/file. All plugins work great remotely. Compile commands etc. are seamlessly executed on the remote machine without configuring anything. 

  • Multiple windows work much, much better on emacs than vim. You can place windows (emacs calls them frames) on multiple monitors, buffers are shared for all open frames and you can even have the same buffer open on multiple frames. Registers (yank/paste) are also shared between windows. In vim, you have to open a completely seperate vim instance for each monitor, and the instances interact in weird ways, especially with backup files.

  • Magit (git for emacs) is the only git gui I prefer to commandline. It's very close to the commandline in many ways, which is probably why. Magit commands map almost 1:1 to git commands, but the command output is formatted in a nicer way.

Thats just a few things. I've never used emacs without spacemacs, so I can't attest to that either.

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>Its HP1000-****TU
i forgot the numbers
sry 
Yeah i bought it around 4 years ago

RX14 wrote
Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote
Viomi wrote

Oo, those details. You've inspired me to edit my post.
A couple curious questions / comments:

Is btrfs usable now? I was under the impression that it's still very young and prone to breakage.
pacaur > yaourt
And lastly... vim will win the fight >🙂

BTRFS has been working without any issues for me for over a year. Other people seem to have different experiences. Keeping up to date with the latest kernel (i.e. use arch) is recommended. raid5 and raid6 modes are broken and should be disabled in mkfs.btrfs. If they are not disabled, dont use them. Apart from that, works a charm. Been saving me from corrupted files for quite a while on my random array of old shitty disks (2x500gb + 1x1tb, raid1).

I know I know but I can't be assed to switch from yaourt. And vim's keybinds are nice. Too bad evil-mode exists, so I can use all my fancies that you dont get in vim, and keep the keybinds.

And what fancies are those? :o

  • Seamless editing on remote servers using tramp-mode over ssh. You just edit /ssh:hostname:/path/to/file instead of /path/to/file. All plugins work great remotely. Compile commands etc. are seamlessly executed on the remote machine without configuring anything. 

  • Multiple windows work much, much better on emacs than vim. You can place windows (emacs calls them frames) on multiple monitors, buffers are shared for all open frames and you can even have the same buffer open on multiple frames. Registers (yank/paste) are also shared between windows. In vim, you have to open a completely seperate vim instance for each monitor, and the instances interact in weird ways, especially with backup files.

  • Magit (git for emacs) is the only git gui I prefer to commandline. It's very close to the commandline in many ways, which is probably why. Magit commands map almost 1:1 to git commands, but the command output is formatted in a nicer way.

Thats just a few things. I've never used emacs without spacemacs, so I can't attest to that either.

I won't reply to all of those but I do want to ask: For multiple windows, have you heard of things like neovim?

Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote
Viomi wrote
RX14 wrote

BTRFS has been working without any issues for me for over a year. Other people seem to have different experiences. Keeping up to date with the latest kernel (i.e. use arch) is recommended. raid5 and raid6 modes are broken and should be disabled in mkfs.btrfs. If they are not disabled, dont use them. Apart from that, works a charm. Been saving me from corrupted files for quite a while on my random array of old shitty disks (2x500gb + 1x1tb, raid1).

I know I know but I can't be assed to switch from yaourt. And vim's keybinds are nice. Too bad evil-mode exists, so I can use all my fancies that you dont get in vim, and keep the keybinds.

And what fancies are those? :o

  • Seamless editing on remote servers using tramp-mode over ssh. You just edit /ssh:hostname:/path/to/file instead of /path/to/file. All plugins work great remotely. Compile commands etc. are seamlessly executed on the remote machine without configuring anything. 

  • Multiple windows work much, much better on emacs than vim. You can place windows (emacs calls them frames) on multiple monitors, buffers are shared for all open frames and you can even have the same buffer open on multiple frames. Registers (yank/paste) are also shared between windows. In vim, you have to open a completely seperate vim instance for each monitor, and the instances interact in weird ways, especially with backup files.

  • Magit (git for emacs) is the only git gui I prefer to commandline. It's very close to the commandline in many ways, which is probably why. Magit commands map almost 1:1 to git commands, but the command output is formatted in a nicer way.

Thats just a few things. I've never used emacs without spacemacs, so I can't attest to that either.

I won't reply to all of those but I do want to ask: For multiple windows, have you heard of things like neovim?

Looks like the issue is still open for me: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2161.

Besides, if I'm switching vim implementations, why not switch to emacs?

7 days later

amd fx 8150
cm 212+evo
gtx 660
8gb dd3
120gb kingston ssd
2x 1tb wd blue
some shitty gigabyte psu
anime figures in the case
nzxt s340

4 days later
16 days later

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate (cracked)
Processor: i5 650
RAM: 12gb
GFX Card: GeForce GTX 650Ti
Storage: 2x1tb + 250go ssd
Monitors: Asus shitty screen, overclocked to 75hz
Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow ultimate 2016
Mouse: Razer Mamba TE
Mic: iphone headset or syberia v2
Headphones: same as mic
🙂

Desktop
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650
RAM: 8GB DDR2
GFX Card: Nvidia GTX 660 Zotac
Storage:
(Anime) A: 1TB
("C") C: 1TB
(Storage) E: 500GB
(Manga) M: 80GB
Monitor(s):
1908FP Dell 19-inch UltraSharp Monator
Element 21' 1080p TV
Keyboard: Logitech k120
Mouse: Logitech LX3
Mic: Turtle Beach EarForce Recon 50X
Headphones: Turtle Beach EarForce Recon 50X

Laptop (Dell Precision M6300)
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Processor: Intel Core 2 Extream X9000
RAM: 6GB DDR2
GFX Card: Nvidia Quadro 1600M
Storage: 320 Western Digtial Blue
Monitors: N/A
Keyboard: N/A
Mouse: Some Wireless Mouse
Mic: N/A
Headphones: Some Sony Earbuds

OS: Dual boot with Debian and Windows 7 Home Premium
CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 965
RAM: 16GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 668MHz
Motherboard: ASUS M5A97
GPU: 1023MB Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Sound: SB Audigy
Display(s): Two 1920x1080 monitors at 60Hz
Storage: 465GB Seagate HDD (C🙂 2794GB Western Digital My Book HDD (F🙂
Peripherals: Dell USB mouse, Logitech USB keyboard, Sony headphones, Logitech headset

RAM used to be 8GB but aside from that much the same set of hardware since I first built it four years ago. I've thought about upgrading my video card though I think I'll stick with what I have for a bit longer.