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Austin White
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Easton Parker
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Dylan Myers
old skool like
Ian Evans
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Logan White
you disgust me.
Aiden Mitchell
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Andrew Lewis
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Xavier King
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Juan Perez
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Joseph Gomez
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Jacob Ross
I wonder if the gun would actually shoot pasta from a clip like that
Gabriel Evans
>clip
Christian Turner
>clip
Adrian Martinez
>clip
Kevin Peterson
cool. how easy is devuan to use since it lacks systemd? can you grab random packages off the internet built for normal debian or ubuntu and expect them to just work?
Hunter Clark
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Ayden Baker
Any itx bros here?
Evan Myers
cento master race reporting
Christian Campbell
Ok
Leo Martin
hello nig/g/ers
Connor Martinez
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Chase Davis
yea, I've been using devuan on my x200 and desktop for a while now and haven't had any problems whatsoever.
Zachary Moore
here it goes
James Nelson
I want better ram but the prices are still too high.
Ryan Kelly
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Gavin Thompson
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Joshua Perry
where's that ooh-woo nigga???
Lincoln Mitchell
Shitposting machine
Aaron Williams
Meh
Justin Harris
how the fuck do i use neofetch on w10?
>inb4 read the sticky
installgentoo is down
Connor Torres
you guys with windows 10 know you can run screenfetch or whatever in the linux compatibility layer, right?
Eli White
how'd you get neofetch on your phone user?
Kayden Johnson
uwu
Thomas Williams
there's a neofetch package in the the Termux repo
Robert Rogers
Too lazy and already have a speccy screenshot available.
Liam Kelly
thx
Daniel Hill
np
Charles Ross
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Jack Roberts
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Thomas Collins
cool. is that for work or personal?
Christopher Rogers
>it's another "reinstalling Slackware on a new system and spending an entire day tweaking it to my autistic specifications" episode
At least I have a desktop now.
Connor Allen
>clip
Kayden Davis
Upgraded to 8 gigs of RAM recently. I don't have much use for all that RAM, but it's a nice thing to have for VMs.
Parker Evans
Built in late 2011
Overclocked the i5-2500 to 4.1ghz
Aiden Butler
Why are you unironically using xterm?
It's one of the worst terminal emulators out there. Switch to st already.
Colton Hughes
I honestly don't have a legitimate reason but I'll try out ST as soon as I switch over to root to install some packages. Thanks.
Thomas Mitchell
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Colton Ortiz
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Xavier Nguyen
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Angel Morgan
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Luke Cruz
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Nathaniel Moore
why so many packages
Luis Baker
GNU/Windows
Samuel Butler
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Camden Cruz
why do you need 5 different browsers open at the same time?
Camden Young
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Luis Moore
Is there anything like pic related that is also text based, update son the fly, customizable and non needed to be run in cmd?
Adam Johnson
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Kevin Ross
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Evan Peterson
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Austin Carter
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Jacob Young
UvU
Ian Thompson
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Liam Fisher
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Jace Diaz
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Brandon Butler
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Matthew Hill
not him, but is your live literally this boring?
Dylan Powell
*life
fucktard
Kevin Wright
>1024x768
absolutely savage
Zachary Morris
Oliver Cruz
no i have lots of fun
Julian Ross
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Parker Hughes
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Cameron Edwards
>speccy
You don't need to add it to the title, OP.
Michael Harris
I use this laptop in uni, so I can't have suggestive anime wallpapers like the rest of you guys
Levi Adams
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Landon Rodriguez
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Dylan Hall
Eh.
Joseph Roberts
Yes, I do hate myself for using WIndows 10. Thank Logitech.
Adrian Clark
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Brandon Miller
>Thank Logitech
?
Jonathan Harris
My G13 requires Logitech Gaming Software, which is not available for Linux. There are user made drivers for it, but none of them worked for me.
Liam Cox
Stupid question.
Why does Arch and other distros like Void/Parabola/Antergos have under a 1000 packages easily when Ubuntu, Mint and others go over 2000's easily?
Owen Perez
if you are retard enough to buy such thing, you are fine using win10
Christian Brown
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Jason Cox
that's strange, I have a G403 myself and Logitech Gaming Software was only needed for initial configuration, I haven't started it on windows since, and since the settings are stored in the mouse it works perfectly under linux
Caleb Brooks
those such as arch uses command line install method and bascially only install the base system, it doesn't even come with a desktop environment, when you finish installing it is just a terminal screen, so it is by stock as empty as it can be, and who chooses every single program to be installed is the user.
in those such as ubuntu, a lot of programs comes pre-installed, lots of tools etc., so it has by stock lots of packages (thus, being more friendly and 'just werks out of the box', you can just istall it and use it)
however, you can do, for instance, a ubuntu minimal install, allowing an ubuntu install with less than 1000 packages.
Camden Bennett
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Liam Rivera
for instance, this is a arch + xfce freshly installed in a virtual machine, just updated it and installed fetch, got 400 packages. A ubuntu + xfce install would have about 1200 i believe
Logan Brown
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Kevin Watson
Most of their devices (like my two G602's) store their settings in the onboard memory, but the G13 only stores profiles in the memory and needs LGS to use them. For some reason they haven't updated it since it launched 8 years ago.
It's way better than a keyboard for gaming, and can be used for pretty much anything. Very popular among editors.
Christopher Wilson
there seems to be some viable alternatives
wiki.archlinux.org
Julian Cox
Oh I get it now.
I'm running Fedora now and it started with about 1.4k packages and a Gnome DE. I installed i3 window manager instead. After I did that and got all the packages for the stuff I actually use (which really isn't much) I ran up to 2200 packages.
Thinking about trying a minimal install of it now.
Juan Jackson
Hitting 3000 soooooon
David Bennett
That's a lot of cheese pizza
Dominic Long
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Kayden Davis
I tried them all. None would work properly.
Ian Harris
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Zachary White
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Logan Reed
what hardware ?
been wanting a nice bay-trail tablet for a while.