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linuxscoop · 2 months

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Running Script Auto Customize Cinnamon Desktop with Catppuccin on Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon

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unix--porn · 21 days

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[Cinnamon] Enjoying my Modern Windows XP Setup

Everything I have used: Linux Distribution: Arch Linux x86_64 Desktop Environment: Cinnamon Desktop Terminal: Tilix Fetch: Fastfetch Shell: BASH Music Visualizer: Cavalier Mouse Cursor: Vanilla-DMZ Start Menu: CinnVIIStarkMenu Applet Theme: https://github.com/B00merang-Project/Windows-XP

Icons: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1158349 Windows XP Tulips Wallpaper: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallpaper/comments/i2epjl/tulips_the_original_stock_image_of_a_windows_xp/ Windows XP User Account Profile Picture Pack: https://archive.org/details/WindowsXPUserAccountPictures

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nyaahilism · 7 months

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swapping (lol) Linux Mint Cinnamon for Endeavour OS with Kde Plasma

ฅᯫ᳐ •֊• ᯫ᳐ฅ

Mint was good for being such a newbie but I want customization options & Arch capabilities!! And to have to use the terminal more...

Wish me luck (៸៸᳐>⩊<៸៸᳐)~♡

#Linux #distro hopping

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mirqmarq428 · 4 months

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Replying to @fzf

I have no strong personal feelings about mint. It happened to be a good first distro for me, and i like the colors. My disrecommendation of it comes in bullet points:

Mint is touted as a "windows-like environment" on account of the Cinnamon desktop. However, Cinnamon and windows 10 have deceptively little in common beyond the general layout - iv said this before and I'll say it again: don't give people a knockoff of what they're used to, give them something new to learn.

Mint disables, disallows, discourages, and distrusts snap packages. While iv seen a huge amount of hate for these, and the technology had a rough start, they're not any more of a pain than flatpak (and way better than appimages, yikes). In fact, removing them from what was otherwise an Ubuntu system causes more problems than it fixes - for months last year it was a pain to run Chromium on mint because the Deb was broken and snaps were disabled (iirc - might be misremembering. either way the snap war is not a good cause imo)

Release speed - when i got started with Mint in march of 2020, I downloaded mint 19.04 cause that was the version on the website. Mint 19.04 is based on Ubuntu 18.04 which had a 4.18 kernel. Everyone else in 2020 had a 5.2 kernel at least. There is a balance between stable and up-to-date, and Ubuntu has mastered it. Mint, by necessity, lags behind Ubuntu. Heck, there's even the time the mint devs had to beg users to update because of a security issue, and found that most users had never bothered updating!

Ubuntu (gnome) is different from both macos but windows interface in obvious ways that encourage a paradigm shift in desktop usage.

Snap packages are extremely meh, but they ain't here to steal ur freedums (yet).

Ubuntu has the second best software compatibility of any Linux (best is Arch), and a lot of pkgbuilds in the AUR are just extracting debs from Ubuntu ppas anyway so it's really close. Ubuntu tells you to update and makes it easy with the popup which you can close or banish.

So yeah. Mint is just slightly worse Ubuntu

#linux #linux mint #Ubuntu #mir rants

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sudoers-anonymous · 1 month

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i have asked u so many questions but i must know

show me ur neofetch (if u have one)

what distro do u use

and what DE/WM/compositor (if any)

I don't actually have any neofetch screenshots at the moment but I can tell you that that my home system runs mint + cinnamon, and it was the first machine I ever put linux on and I've never run anything other than mint on it. It's all really shit hardware like mid range 10 year old stuff and it runs great. Before that I was using a 2012 Mac mini running windows at my desktop and ditching it for a PC and putting linux on it was an amazing decision and I couldn't be happier. I got it about a year ago. I Also have a 2014ish thinkpad that's currently running debian + xfce and it runs great but I'm not super happy with the debian defaults so I'm thinking I should switch to arch on that machine. My friends and I also share a series of olf servers we use for a number of things, including a vm server where I test out distros and configurations, so I also have some experience with Kali and Endeavor and Open SUSE. :)

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linuxpropaganda · 3 months

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Garuda, I Hardly Knew Ya

Or: It’s Not You. It’s Not Me. It’s Fucking Nvidia. AGAIN.

I had been eyeballing Garuda Linux for a while. I really dug the colorful, dragon-y aesthetic, I liked the idea of the Zen kernel and the gaming focus (gaming being one of the big reasons I bought the laptop I have in the first place), and I thought the automated snapshots were extremely clever. I’d been using Linux Mint as a daily driver for the better part of the year, and having used Ubuntu off-and-on in the past, I was a bit hesitant about leaving the Debian/*-buntu realm and heading into the shadowy depths of the Arch world, but the Live version of Garuda didn’t seem too intimidating. So I made a full backup of my Mint system just-in-case, and in November, I did a full install of Garuda Linux onto my laptop.

I loved Garuda. KDE Plasma constantly impressed me with how sleek and functional it was, and using it on the daily put it easily at my #1 Big Favorite Desktop Environment. I’m a tinkerer by nature and the auto-snapshot feature saved me many times when I managed to break something. The built-in tools helped me navigate some of the more unfamiliar parts of using an Arch-based distro, and the fact that you only had to type in one command to update the entire system made the near-daily updates barely noticeable. If not for one thing, I would definitely still be using Garuda.

The one thing, of course, is the Nvidia GPU in this laptop. The drivers kept breaking, and because gaming is one of the things I do the most, not being able to play games was a deal-breaker. Turns out the cutting-edge software often has bugs in it that make the Nvidia card unusable for days or weeks at a time. In the end, having a constantly half-functional system just wasn’t worth it. So I fired up that full backup and reinstalled Mint, to mend the broken GPU drivers with a slightly broken heart.

I don’t regret having used Garuda. I feel like I learned a lot, and it was interesting to spend time in a distro that was very different from my usual stomping grounds. And like I said, it has so many cool features that in a better world, I’d probably still be using it.

So what’s next? I think my next move is going to be switching to Linux Mint XFCE, and then installing KDE Plasma and removing XFCE. Going from Plasma to Cinnamon definitely feels like a downgrade at this point, and none of the other Ubuntu-based KDE distros fill me with great confidence. In the near future, I plan on installing more RAM on this laptop and replacing the SSD with a larger one as well. Not sure what order I’ll do these things in. Watch this space for more (eventually).

And as for Garuda, I guess there's only one thing to say:

#linux #linux mint #garuda linux #kde plasma

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psycheterminal · 6 months

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PICKING A LINUX VERSION

This is not a be-all, end all guide. I recommend checking out Distrowatch and asking in r/pickadistro on Reddit if you're not sure still what might be right for you. I trust anyone using this guide knows how to use a search engine, otherwise how are you here?

Want to install Linux? Here's a guide for you.

Got older hardware? Puppy Linux and Lubuntu might be your jam.

Want a middle of the road do it all OS? Linux Mint, Pop!OS, Elementary, Ubuntu, MX Linux and Debian will all be of help.

Want to go full FOSS? OpenSUSE may be up your alley.

Want things to look close to Windows? Zorin and Elementary might be your solution.

Want cutting edge Arch without having to build it yourself? EndeavourOS, Manjaro and Geruda may answer your call.

Want to run a server? Debian will be your jam.

Want to use something for a school? Edubuntu may be what you need.

Are you an artist who wants all the cool stuff pre-installed? Ubuntu Studio will do that for you!

Gamer? Pop!OS, Geruda Linux and Mint will provide.

Programmer who wants to understand this? Check out Linux From Scratch.

Want to just pick one because this is confusing? Linux Mint Cinnamon.

#linux #linux for beginners #i love linux

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meltymooncakes · 1 year

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tbh i think if i was forced to switch to linux full stop? id probably use either raw debian or some form of ubuntu. as much as ubuntu apparently sucks, it is familiar

yeah but i mean arch's aur is really smooth feeling and you can use cinnamon or something to make it feel more like windows

#meltysyrup #syrup reblogs

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corvuscorona · 2 years

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linux update: manjaro (arch(type of Linux that INTJs use)-based distro) xfce (desktop environment I use w/ MX Linux bc it has corners and doesn't hassle me) is JUST as fucking rounded and appley as ubuntu mate. you mother fuckers literally have plasma and cinnamon flavors can you not keep the PHONE-IFIED PACKAGE MANAGER and EIGHT HUNDRED ANNOYING POPUP NOTIFS I CAN'T TURN OFF the fuck OUT ! of your LITERAL XFCE EDITION. WHAT is the matter with you

#oh ha ha yeah way to! make it approachable to plebians good job!! nice! NOT

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rlxtechoff · 2 years

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linuxscoop · 8 months

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🌟✨ Customize Your Linux Mint Cinnamon Edition Look with the Warm and Aesthetic Gruvbox Color Theme! ✨🌟

Hey there, Linux enthusiasts! 🐧✨ Looking to add a cozy touch to your Linux Mint Cinnamon desktop? Say hello to the Gruvbox Color Theme! 🎨🔥 It's time to give your Linux Mint setup a whole new vibe.

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In this step-by-step tutorial, we guide you through the entire process of achieving that warm and inviting Gruvbox look for your Linux Mint desktop. You'll learn how to tweak the color palette, customize your icons, and set up the perfect wallpaper to match the vibe. 🔥📸

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And guess what? Our help doesn't stop at Linux Mint! We've got documentation ready for other popular distros too! 📚 Whether you're a Debian devotee, Fedora fanatic, or an Arch Linux/Manjaro maven, our guides will assist you in bringing the Gruvbox magic to your preferred setup.

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pauloandroid · 2 years

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ihatebiden · 4 years

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anyone can help me in choosing a linux distro thats good for beginners im trying to move away from windows

#im hesitating between ubuntu mate and mint cinnamon #i was set on deepin for a while until i found abt the data collection or wtv i dont remember 🗿🗿#my friend keep telling me '' ARCH LINUX'' but iuck at coding its too advanced for me

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sololinuxes · 5 years

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Las mejores distribuciones linux según su uso

Las mejores distribuciones linux según su uso, o mejor dicho... que distribución necesitas realmente. Hoy en día y por suerte para los usuarios, ya quedaron atrás aquellas distros que se lanzaban como churros, eran bastante complejas para la mayoría de usuarios a la vez que poco fiables. Ahora disponemos de una gama de excelentes distribuciones linux, bien trabajadas, pulidas, y normalmente robustas. Si eres un recién llegado debes saber que existen distribuciones linux que brindan un aspecto similar a Windows o el mismo OS X, es una manera de facilitar la adaptación a Linux. En un articulo anterior puedes ver distros Linux con aspecto de Windows. Si no estás contento con tu sistema, o simplemente quieres un cambio, estas distribuciones que hoy te propongo están entre las mejores opciones del 2019. Como veras en el articulo se cubren diferentes niveles de experiencia y casos de uso. Ya seas un Sysadmin, un desarrollador, un usuario ofimático, o simplemente un entusiasta domestico, alguna de estas distribuciones será para ti.

Las mejores distribuciones linux según su uso

Linux Mint: Facil de usar Independientemente de tu experiencia en linux, incluso para un recién llegado, Linux Mint puede ser la distro que necesitas. Mint viene por defecto con un buen paquete de software que cubre la mayoría de necesidades. Si a esto le sumamos que es un gran "iso" que incluso (a mi entender) supera a su distribución madre (Ubuntu) Puedes elegir entre tres entornos de escritorio, Cinnamon es el más similar Windows, aunque MATE también es una opción muy popular, y si tu sistema no está a la ultima a nivel de hardware el escritorio XFCE es el recomendable. Cualquiera que sea tu elección, debes saber que consume menos recursos del sistema que Ubuntu, ademas al estar basado en las ultimas versiones LTS las actualizaciones de seguridad son constantes. Puedes descargar las ultimas versiones desde su pagina oficial.

Kali Linux: Pruebas forenses y de penetración Hay muchas distribuciones que podrías elegir en esta categoría, pero sin dudarlo y por motivos varios Kali Linux es la mejor. Directamente derivada de Debian, esta distribución está diseñada para realizar pruebas forenses digitales y de penetración (redes). Este proyecto está mantenido por Ofensive Security Ltd. Viene por defecto con un montón de herramientas y utilidades, aunque debemos decir que la gran mayoría son de uso en consola y requieren tener conocimientos previos. En la red existen cientos de manuales de uso, así que si quieres lanzarte al mundo oscuro es tu momento. Te recuerdo que dependiendo de tu país, el solo uso de alguna de las herramientas de Kali puede estar penado por ley. No seas pirata, solo amplia conocimientos. Elige entre varios escritorios y arquitecturas, y desde su pagina oficial descarga la versión que te interese.

Tails: Seguridad máxima La privacidad es un concepto cada vez es más importante en el mundo tecnológico que nos rodea. Estamos en un punto que todo puede ser una posible amenaza. Si quieres ser anónimo en Internet, debes navegar por la red TOR (revisa este articulo anterior), o más fácil aun... usar la distribución Tails. Tails está basada en Debian y viene preconfigurada para usar la red Tor. Muy útil para personas o usuarios conscientes de las intrusiones en su privacidad (sobre todo en países con gobiernos opresivos). Tails se ejecuta desde un almacenamiento portátil, por tanto al reiniciar el sistema no deja rastros permanentes de lo que hayas realizado (si en el almacenamiento portatil). Se incluyen un muchas herramientas de cifrado relacionadas con la privacidad, como la aplicación de mensajería instantánea, el administrador de contraseñas KeePassX, y otras utilidades de cifrado incluyendo el correo electrónico. Puedes descargar Tails desde su pagina oficial.

Bodhi Linux: Para maquinas antiguas A pesar de la evolución del hardware, aun circulan muchos netbooks portátiles obsoletos, al igual que sucede con los PC antiguos a los que aun podemos revivir. Una de las mejores distribuciones en este aspecto es Bodhi Linux, que aunque sea un derivado de Ubuntu, es una distribución elegante y muy ligera gracias al uso del escritorio Moksha (derivado de Enlightenment). El escritorio es limpio, y ofrece una instalación mínima que deja al usuario la libertad de personalizarlo fácilmente. Puedes descargar la versión que más te interese desde su pagina oficial.

Antergos: Rolling Arch Moderna y elegante, Antergos es la reina de las distribuciones españolas. Si estás harto de tener que actualizar constantemente la versión de tu sistema, Arch Linux es la solución. Soy consciente que la instalación y uso de Arch puede resultar compleja para usuarios no avanzados, por ello de entre todos los derivados de Arch destacamos a dos, Antergos y Manjaro. Arch hace las cosas para que sean simples, Antergos para que sean simples para usuarios no expertos (la diferencia es grande) y eso produce un rechazo entre algún usuario de la comunidad Arch. OJO!!!! con Antergos estamos ante una gran distro, basada por completo en Arch (excepto un par de repositorios por temas de software) es muy potente, con un escritorio muy cuidado, y sobre todo fácil de usar e instalar (tiene su instalador gráfico). La tremenda documentación de Arch Wiki (Arch Linux), es la misma que si usas Antergos, y como era de esperar hace uso de los repositorios AUR. Recomiendo que descargues Antergos desde su pagina oficial.

Gentoo: Solo para usuarios avanzados Gentoo es una de esas distribuciones de las que todos hemos oído hablar, pero que muy pocos las han utilizado. Posiblemente está veterana distro (2002) es la más flexible que existe, y te permite configurarla como tu quieras. Como dice su lema, Gentoo es lo que tu quieres que sea. Esta basada en orígenes, lo que quiere decir que compila todos los paquetes que instalas desde su código fuente. Es cierto que al compilar la instalación puede demorar un poco más, pero obtienes el beneficio de instalar exclusivamente lo que necesitas, ademas de poder personalizar cada paquete según nuestras necesidades. Permite la instalación de cualquier escritorio y personalizarlo completamente. Gentoo no decide nada por el usuario, tu tienes el control. Si no lo necesitas no lo quieres instar, es así de fácil. El proyecto Gentoo Hardened puede aumentar la seguridad del sistema hasta limites insospechados, es posiblemente la mejor seguridad en cualquier distribución linux. Puedes descargar Gentoo desde su pagina oficial.

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