I had nothing to do with the logo or manjaro m8, this was just for fun.
Jeremiah Torres
cool, how do you move and resize windows with no DE/WM? Or do you just not?
Jayden Brooks
the WM is twm
Lincoln King
ah, looks comfy
Chase Rodriguez
That is a WM, it'x XWM. My script is using my custom FVWM script forked from ESR's though. Will work on laterz.
My goal is to make my fork the best overly-complicated yet widely-adapted memetic OS since Linux for Niggers [spoiler]:3[/spoiler]
Easton Price
Sorry, yeah, TWM
Chase Gray
go back to 8gag
Gavin Miller
What is the history of this distro? Will using it out me as a 4channer?
David Parker
With pleasure
Aiden Rivera
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Camden Watson
2013 - Someone tosses around CloverOS as an official Sup Forums distro name 2014 - Someone tries to make a Gentoo version of Crunchbang and calls it CloverOS warosu.org/g/thread/S42673404github.com/fridaynightfeels/Clover-OS 2015 - CloverOS is vaporware, lo/g/os is made. Sup Forums makes hundreds of logos, wallpapers and threads. 2016 - They become old memes, Sup Forums distro remains unmade 2017 - Someone makes CloverOS
Dylan Ramirez
So why exactly haven't you added any CFLAGS for the machine type, like `-march=...` or `-mtune=...` or at least things like `-mavx` and `-msse4`? You already have set a requirement for what your processor needs to run CloverOS with your CPU_FLAGS_X86, so why not enable them in gcc too?
Connor Price
cpu_flags_x86 variable is for packages, it compiles in code for those instruction sets and uses them when detected, and not many packages have it. it's mostly for making binaries smaller
Isaiah Walker
So does the cpudetection USE flag enable any of the CPU_FLAGS_X86 variables to work at all, or does disabling cpudetection just mean that it will unconditionally run instruction set specific code?
Wait, so it's just a gentoo install script? Is that all it takes to call yourself an OS?
Xavier Bailey
Does CloverOS have its own repo? Is it possible to add the standard Gentoo repos as an overlay or would package selection be heavily limited? What would be the benefit of this vs a "normal" Gentoo install?
Isaac Peterson
>Does CloverOS have its own repo? Yes >Is it possible to add the standard Gentoo repos as an overlay Yes, by not using binaries >What would be the benefit of this vs a "normal" Gentoo install? Preconfigured optimized packages
Colton Carter
Our time is nigh, Sup Forumsentoomen. Soon we will rise above the torch and seize the thunder. autism more like 2018, hopefully someone could then make a lightweight program to connect to Sup Forums without a browser either through the terminal or something else
Kayden Peterson
Can I run this from RAM only?
Hunter Hughes
When the livecd comes out
Jaxson Ortiz
Is it Stallman-approved?
Josiah Cruz
I'm hoping to eventually achieve that.
Landon Ward
I've been using Gentoo for awhile and would like to switch to this if I can basically use all of my packages plus have priority of Sup Forums rice on configs. The quick install/setup time from binaries is nice but I certainly don't mind compiling when needed. Could you post some idiot instructions for adding the Gentoo repo?
Tyler Butler
It died for a reason.
Elijah White
Go into make.conf and edit this EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS="--keep-going=y --autounmask-write=y --jobs=2 -G" to this EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS="--keep-going=y --autounmask-write=y --jobs=2"
This makes it so binaries aren't used
Connor Reed
>that image I'm a former Arch user and I think Arch is shit. The whole point of an OS is to make life easier so the fox and the grapes metaphor is a bit silly there.
Hunter Moore
It seems like this is a one or the other switch. Is there a way to use binary CloverOS repo when available for package and automatically failover to the source option if not?
William Williams
When trying to install the nvidia-drivers package the kernel sources are downloaded but there is not a kernel .config file to use. Is the kernel .config used to compile the binary available anywhere?
Logan Nelson
>Is the kernel .config used to compile the binary available anywhere?
Doesn't boot after installing in VMware Root fs seems fucked can't even mount it in rescue shell it drops you into
How is this better than just installing gentoo yourself
Adrian Torres
Where do TidOS fit in?
Dylan Taylor
That's the worst website I have seen, ask someone who knows html and css to fix it
Nicholas Perry
>Crunchbang isn't a distro, it's just Debian preconfigured with a few packages. Crunchbang: "Yes, that's right."
>CloverOS isn't a distro, it's just Gentoo preconfigured with a few packages. CloverOS dev: "First of all, CloverOS is a distro, second..."
Tyler Rogers
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Adrian Wood
Thanks for the help anons. I've been having fun playing around with this. Installed it to a VM and installed it to physical HD soon after. System seems much quicker and responsive than my own Gentoo install and this was significantly quicker to setup.
The install script steps for setting up a new user didn't seem to work for me - I ended up just manually doing most of this after the first reboot. It looked like the user was partially created/setup but something wasn't allowing a login.
Aiden Parker
Are you able to build all packages with those flags? It was a few months ago, I'll admit, but I tried building Firefox with -Ofast and it failed, same thing with LTO. For the LTO thing I might've done it wrong, though, since I added only -flto while you added -Wl,-flto as well so I'm guessing that's necessary for it to work properly?
I don't think emerge has an option like that. But if there's a package that isn't available, I want to know so I can add it.
Carter Perez
wow looks ultra comfy
Jose Sanders
What are the plans for this thing? So far it looks like an install script for Gentoo… With overlay? And a bunch of default configs for anime viewing.
Jordan Gutierrez
>no graphical installer
d r o p p e d
Christopher Martin
I've just been flipping back and forth in the make.conf file - if package isn't in the repo I just do it from source and then revert the make.conf. It is a bid tedious but not too bad.
Here are some packages I've needed to install that were not in the CloverOS repo:
mousepad os-prober (so grub can detect Windows drives) xclip (for copy/paste script to work with urxvt) discord nvidia-drivers (prop. nvidia drivers work a lot better with games - stallman wouldn't approve)
Justin Hughes
Thanks for the package suggestions. Building now.
I'll read the emerge manpage again later today and see if there's anything I can do about compiling when no binary is available.
Cooper Wright
I'll make the logo.
Austin Reyes
It looks as much like a swastika as the old Windows logo
William Jones
lel
Logan Harris
>Doesn't come with a tilling manager out of the box