You just installed your distro, updated and configured the very basics and now it's time for installing your software: What's the software you usually install?
Replace default text editor with geany, install wine, either audacious or foobar2k, youtube-dl, mpv, bitwig, milkytracker, audacity, ffmpeg, then the rest i just install as needed.
Gavin Lee
emerge xmonad
Bentley Price
Nothing. I copy over my nix config files, run nixos rebuild switch and I'm off. You really should use a functional package manager :)
However, if I'm using a shit distro like Arch or Debian, I install KDE, vim, gimp, wine, chromium, and mpv. The upsides of using a DE is that you don't need to think, everything works without configuring anything, meaning I can get back to work asap :)
Nathan Young
Sweetie, you forgot dpkg add-architecture i386
Bentley Ross
It changes based on what the computer will do, but universally I install git, vim, tmux, cowsay and fortune, curl, and wget. I use git to pull down my dotfiles, and then run one of my installation scripts depending on what the device is for and the package manager of said distro.
that picture triggers mi inner autism. Shinto doesn't threat demons as christianism. Some of them are even "good" in the western sense. For instance, your pic is shit, OP.
Luis Richardson
sudo pacman -Rsc linux
Aiden Bailey
but user, every youkai is bad
Nathaniel Brooks
>using your distro's repo for youtube-dl but how can I download shitty Nico videos this way?