I broke my x-server, g. I was running elementary os and tried installing compiz for a stupid feature, and it screwed up pantheon. I get what i deserve, huh?
Anyway, im not asking for help on how to fix it. It looks like I'm in the business for another OS though, since I don't have the elementary OS iso anymore. Sure i could reinstall, but it wasn't that great to begin with. What do you recommend?
>typed in lynx, heres hoping i can see the thread
>screen is a nifty terminal session manager too
>elementary os
you asked for it
i really did. This is my personal computer tho, i was willing to risk functionality for looks
all i do is write essays and browse the internet. All of my technical stuff is through other computers, like home network and such. The terminal was sufficient to accessing them
gonna dump wallpapers til the thread dies
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this was the wallpaper i had i think
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why do black people cry during sex
>the mace
what's the difference between hitler and usaine bolt?
>usain bolt can finish a race
a man walks into a bar with his chihuahua. The bartender immediately calls him out, saying that there are no pets allowed. The man wittily replies, "Oh no, its okay, im blind. He's my seeing eye dog". The bartender, seeing through his lie, says "You have a chihuahua as a seeing eye dog?" The man replies "Shit, they gave me a chihuahua?"
Never tease an armed midget with a high-five
The hotdog is the greatest of dogs, for it feeds the hand that bites it
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I had these two for a while to screw with my roommate and friends
>only works once
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Things to do when ordering a pizza:
In your breathiest voice, tell them to cut the crap about nutrition and ask if they have something outlandishly sinful.
Say hello, act stunned for five seconds, then behave as if they called you.
Make a list of exotic cuisines. Order them as toppings.
Ubuntu and its derivatives are good for desktop. openSUSE is also decent. Fedora is really good but requires setting up and considering you're coming from Elementary I'd stick with Ubuntu. I use Ubuntu GNOME on my desktop and openSUSE KDE on my laptop.
I might check out openSUSE. I was using elementary but I'm familiar with fedora, Debian and Ubuntu
How about bsd? Is that worth looking into? I've only heard of it and have no idea what it's good for
If you have a bit of Linux knowledge, SUSE is a good way to go.
>typed in lynx
you liar
how did you solve the captcha then?