>Minimal Programs >WM (window manager) dwm (most sanest and most minimalist) >Web browsers Firefox or any of the popular text based web browsers (w3m, links) >File Manager Terminal >Video/Music player Mpv or cmus >Text editors GNU nano or Vim >Image viewer FEH or sxiv >Shells mksh or dash >Terminal st (simple terminal) or rxvt-unicode
I've installed Gentoo before, and it wasn't that hard. You just follow the instructions. Arch is the same way.
Does Arch have a better userbase than Gentoo?
Landon Diaz
help friends a few days ago I had an iPhone 6 with iCloud but watching videos I managed to unlock it with a page where you put the IMEI and unlocked it if it served but I can not find it anybody knows what it's called or has the url
Jeremiah Thompson
Is Falkon minimalist?
Luke Jenkins
Programmers are the problem They write shit code Shit code is bloat code The software standards are fucked
It is binary-based with large package repositories. Also it keeps close to upstream and makes minimal changes when programs are packaged. So if a programs doesn't work, it isn't a distro issue and you should send a bug report to the developers. Overall it is an ok system for normal use (as are Debian, Ubuntu, ...) but it's great if you're a dev.
Benjamin Mitchell
Who's the chick?
Andrew Robinson
Where are the minimalistic javascript frameworks? Seriously, OP, the webdev world is where minimalism is most needed. I'm on a windows tablet and a youtube tab is taking 30s to fucking load. Same with most Google sites, they must be using angular everywhere.
I need a minimal framework with just some CSS to make things good and some JS to switch single pages in and out. Is this too much to ask? No one on github has attempted it yet?
Blake Gomez
>Where are the minimalistic javascript frameworks? use HTML and CSS. Only JS if you need to. watch this: hooktube.com/watch?v=tefielQeHZY
DIY is not an option. Some CSS wizard somewhere must have crafted a minimal file just to make things look good and modern. Some JS dude must have written some code for handling single-page views in and out along with some basic utils. I did exactly this sometime ago and dropped the project even though it worked. Someone must have done it better meanwhile. C'mon this has to exist.
Angel Collins
That's already on the OP but thanks for bringing that in. And yes, it was made by someone from here.
You are describing a giant oxymoron A minimalistic javascript framework is literally to just not use one. No site you could call minimalistic would need one. It's the same with css/html. Just make the background a very light gray, the text a very dark gray, and add some simple divs and you're done. If you need some kind of templating make a small wrapper using the tag.