Why isn't there a pre-riced distro?

I'll write the CoC

>building classes to work with graphs
Just stop being a fucking brainlet and learn the basics of linear algebra, jesus christ. You can do almost everything graph related that is actually industrially effective with linear algebra operations.

Do you really need a dedicated distro to install i3-gaps and set an anime wallpaper?

>weebuntu
>send donations
fuckin A user.

That's a nice color scheme.
What is it?

That's basically what elementaryOS is

what can I say I'm a starving college student

May i ask what riced means?

>No void
I'm disappoint.

Yeah it is, looks soft to the eye.

Because ricing is for faggots

Tf is ricing?

go back to rebbit please

nixos-based

To those voting Gentoo: I will probably use cloverOS if we go this route
fuck you

Ricing is huge on rebbit, retard.

Because ricing is all about making it fit your own needs and preferences.

>Femanon
>calling anyone retarded
lmao
and I don't think they call it ricing on reddit, not that I would know better than you :^)

Take a look at this retard

Bump.
I want this theme on my laptop.

looks pywall'd

because most tool don't fit the style of a riced theme. I was thinking on writing a program to render cli commands in a graphical context that would make it more viable than having to write apps from scratch

Thanks, maybe I'll finally try it.
If it generates Xresources, that would be great.

I don't think it is, but it reminds me of Nord. Try that.

That's definitely not Nord, but thanks.
Nord is mostly cold and blue-gray-ish, while this is warm and green-ish.

you realize the autism involved with "ricing" your loonix right? There would never be one with the right managers and there would be 8 threads a day bitching at the fucking text editor or how big the gaps are. pls no

but it could give a nice dive-in point for new users

Wish I could rice.
I've long forsaken the visual niceness for the sake of usability. My bspwm setup is pretty ugly as a result.

I should make a second config with Herbstluft with the primary purpose of being pretty.

I'd just be overwhelmed if I started of someone else's configs. it's much easier to know what does what if you do everything by yourself.

well if we make sure to document the configs well and make a nice introductory write-up

maybe, but I think more "normie" focused documentation would be the true path. Teach a man to fish right?

7 is riced version of vista

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moebuntu.web.fc2.com/home_eng.html

>pywall'd
Is there a way to run it in "pretend" mode, so I can see what it will actually do to which of my files?

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Pretty nice. If I wasn't hardcore, I'd install it.

Rice is a deeply personal thing, you can't mass produce it.

The changes don't stick. All pywal does is create a color scheme, cache it, and set it to the active terminals. If you load up a new terminal, it won't have the new color scheme (at least when using urxvt). You can to add a line to your shell rc file to get it to load the color scheme when it starts. Other applications can be pointed at the cached color scheme too, just read the Github will.

Jow Forums used to have a pre-riced Arch distro called TideOS

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