Why aren't you using Solus 3.9999 yet?
Solus
Jaxon Foster
Carter Edwards
Because neon exists.
Julian Jenkins
I'll consider it once a KDE .ISO is officially out.
Tyler King
go away kevin
Adam Hall
Considering it's already on version 3.9999, Solus 4 with the KDE .ISO is surely coming out very soon.
Michael Garcia
Quads checked.
Ian Thompson
I love gentoo.
Andrew Sanders
>that font keming
Jesus Christ
Oliver Smith
*kerning, faggot
Jack Phillips
You can get banned for saying this, even if ironically, on 30 days.
You better delete this post.
Leo Evans
Are you using Arch then?
James Baker
Because I'm using NT/Ubuntu now.
Thomas Reed
Is it Qt based yet?
Also
Angel Martin
Not yet, but it is actively being worked on.
Owen Stewart
Because it doesn't have yaourt
Samuel Anderson
I'm already using the best, Ubuntu Budgie.
Leo Lopez
>joke
>your head
Also, I tried solus once but Budgie ran like shit on my x220.
Sluggidity woop
buggity poop
Brody Bell
Might I suggest you give Solus MATE a shot?
Nathaniel Gomez
>(((systemd)))
Brody Baker
FACK AWFF, KEVIN
Sebastian Bailey
>Why aren't you using Solus 3.9999 yet?
first reason is that I never heard of it before seeing this post - which made me curious enough to search and read up on it. second reason is that it tries to hide the package manager with a GUI (according to the few pages I skimmed through just now) and I don't need no nanny OS restricting me from my powertools.
Asher Garcia
You are fully free to use the package manager in the terminal, lad. I use the terminal pretty much exclusively for installing software and updating and other things with eopkg. It's not really restricting you of anything, it's just very easy for new users of Linux to get everything they might want or need, since everything in the repos is in the software center, including a description, sometimes screenshots, and other things, as well as third party software, and you can update straight from it too.
Anthony Moore
Interesting. Since you're clearly a Solus shill/expert, tell me about it's support for full disk encryption out of the box. Does it have it? I've had criminals working for law enforcement break into my home before (omg you're running a tor exit node and someone on the internet did some random bad thing using tor and we're too stupid to understand what tor is so we must steal your things). I see full disk encryption support as a must since it's creepy to have angry criminals snoop through my private life (omg you're innocent of the reason we used to justify breaking numerous laws, there's got to be something, anything we can use - in my case there was nothing and I've got the impression this pissed them off immensely, specially after I filed charges).
Landon Bailey
>Why aren't you using Solus 3.9999 yet?
because there's no iso with a decent DE
William Morales
install gentoo
Eli Gonzalez
I'm actively being working on clicking the .iso download button.
Justin Morgan
Saving screenshot for the next "windows fonts suck" thread.
It's funny because you're serious, an ass, and also oblivious to your own stupidity.
Samuel Brown
Yes, out of the box you can encrypt it with LVM+LUKS.
John Richardson
that looks COMFY my man ;)
Angel Ross
>can't install his own DE
Samuel Fisher
This.
Kevin Anderson
because of the kivinnet
Cooper Stewart
that's great, sounds like it's worth a try. I'm not liking that it's got such an ancient kernel version in OPs screenshot but I'm guessing there's a way to run git like a real man. I do understand why noobs aren't pushed into doing it by default.
Gabriel Walker
No plasma iso yet, kevin. Also they seem to be remaking stuff like the software center and package management so I'll just wait for solus 4 before trying it.
Ethan Baker
This.
No KDE, no fun.
Ayden Lee
qt based Solus 4 is going to btfo everyone.
(and thats a good thing!)
Joshua Johnson
Does it still break when updated?
Jonathan Rogers
KEEEEVIN