Arch and gentoo have >1gb installer ISO, literally noobuntu tier, you call that minimalism?
just download alpine, it's 100mb then setup a deskie
Aaron Collins
I was in another tab at the end of the song for the first time and that horrific spatial rumbling before the fade scared the shit out of me. I thought I was going to die
Connor Brooks
why do people keep posting this bitch everywhere quit it
Leo Clark
What's with the recent usage of GNU/Linux instead of just Linux? For the longest time everyone used to laugh at anyone who added GNU in there.
Jaxson Hall
Stop making generals for every tiny fucking topic you stupid shitfucks, /fglt/ already exists.
Kevin Collins
these posts are bloat, stop.
Ryder Nelson
All posts you replied to started with 64420, you repeated it 6 times bloatfish
Austin James
Why do you keep expanding the list of minimal distros and the only one listed isn't for the desktop.
Let me help since you're retarded:
Sabotage
Oasis
Michael Reyes
antergos installer comes as a live system, installing the xfce version off it will get you under 800 packages.
Aaron Evans
Is there anything less bloated than feh?
Chase Brown
viewnior(?)
Carter Diaz
sxiv is nice
Matthew Peterson
should i switch from arch to void?
Colton Brown
If arch is working fine for you then no.
Adrian Nguyen
>GNU >minimal
You faggots are ridiculous Is there anybody here who actually knows what xe is talking about, or are you all pseuds like this? Install OpenBSD
Brandon Jackson
well sounds legit. was just a thought... cuz everybody is hatin systemd (and i try to figure out why)
Jordan Perez
>why
Xavier James
weren't these just Minimalism threads originally? why does GNU have to EEE everything
Liam Hall
>OpenBSD >minimal you don't know what minimalism is m8, 9front for life
Christian Gray
>Install OpenBSD replying to you from OpenBSD
Robert Moore
>t. soyboy who never installed arch let alone gentoo.
Arch ISO is 550MB and every package you decide to install you take it directly from repos. It's as minimal as you can get. Gentoo is pretty much the same.
Alexander Fisher
oh what's that? 1.4MB installation floppy for OpenBSD? btw gentoo's install iso has 300MB and arch's 520MB
Leo Nguyen
Can anyone give me some noob advice. I've read the wiki a bit but still can't figure out where exactly X is invoking i3 on debian. I've got the xinit packing and using startx starts i3, but in neither Xsession nor xinitrc does it show anything to do with it.
Jordan Wright
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Henry Morales
>9front >minimal Install TempleOS you nigger. All you need is a bible in your operating system and a bunch of discipline.
Christian Peterson
already burned all bibles around and want the memenet
Oliver Ortiz
I have 280 packages in @world and 225 of them are fonts (because why not?). So I have pretty much 55 real packages in @world and 43 in @system. Is it normal to have 1206 packages installed or do I have to fix check something?
It came up in their recommendations and now they think they're cool because an algorithm decided their music taste
Hudson Rivera
Still better than thinking you're cool for ignoring music you actually like because you once saw it in the youtube sidebar
Luke Martin
I didn't say I ignore it, it's just a bit silly how people post that thing when the robot has been spamming it to everyone
Isaac Morgan
How do you guys go about autisticly checking software for minimalism?
I used to check things like file size and memory usage.
Now I check to see if it's coded in C, and count the lines of code. I end up using whatever software has the lowest lines and the features I need.
Jeremiah Anderson
So basically whatever has the least moving parts, but not the thing that works the best
Benjamin Barnes
I check memory usage and compare lengths of c programs. Memory usage typically takes precedence, but shorter programs and lower memory usage typically go hand in hand anyway.
Connor Bell
men of culture raging faggot
Chase Lee
I know thats plastic loooooove
Grayson Butler
What a minimal alternative to Network Manager. Something CLI based, maybe a small GUI so I can have it displayed on a bar. Tried just NM-CLI, but connecting to WPA2 Enterprise is a pain.
Leo Evans
people keep suggesting wpa_supplicant
Liam Russell
she grew old gracefully. but then menopause hit.
Xavier Jones
Not OP, but this is what I generally do. wpa_supplicant -i(wifi interface) -D(wifi driver, just experiment here, most of my machines use wext) -C/var/run/wpa_supplicant(for a configless run) -B wpa_cli scan scan_results add_network set_network 0 ssid "ssid here" set_network 0 key_mgmt WPA-PSK set_network 0 psk "wpa pass here" enable_network 0 dhcpcd You now has interwebs. You can configure all this to start at boot and automatically connect to home wifi (with stored/encrypted pass) and passwordless wifi. I usually put it in a script so I only activate wifi when needed.
John Price
Whoops, the wpa_cli line should probably be: wpa_cli -p/var/run/wpa_supplicant
Noah Morales
A renaissance in music brought by weebs embracing saccharine japanese radio pop.
This might be the Kali-Yuga but we're entering a pretty sweet cycle within it I reckon.
Hunter Richardson
Is there a compositor more minimal than compton? I only care about transparency, and since I use a tiler it just needs to bleed the wallpaper through on terminal backgrounds. Exactly the effect achieved by the psuedotransparency option provided in some terminal emulators, but compositing seems to draw faster, and fast redraw is highly desirable. fbterm does this excellently on the framebuffer, but I want something for X as well. Reccs for appropriate terminal emulators also welcome. I've tested xterm, aterm, eterm, and urxvt. Currently using urxvt.
Bentley Lee
You should add Slackware
Yes, the ISO is 4,9GB or something, but you get the option in the ncurses menu to install whatever you want. You can easily do a minimal installation if that's what you want.
These softwares have to be terminal based! No expection >Music player >Image viewer >File Manager just use the terminal >Text Editor I don't care if these softwares are bloated > Web browser can't be too bloated. Firefox is the standard even tho its bloat > video/image editor > games etc etc
Daniel Stewart
The only thing I don't like about Slackware is that by default it picks LILO and updating is a pain. Personally I prefer just installing the very minimum Debian install just so I have a usable package manager
Jack Ross
Not adding anything at all. Every distro is a meme expect for the ones listed in op. Tbh void, alpine are memes but they are pretty minimal.
Adam Ward
i'll trade your GPU for my CPU ;)
Ian Myers
trading is bloat. make your own gpu/cpu
Anthony Myers
maybe it's set as the session somewhere? I mean sounds like it just werkz, is that a problem?
Austin Collins
>ninimalism >fuckton of runtime libraries between you and the linux kernel
