This is for serious people to show their serious desktops that they use for serious work. Not a contest to see how many elements you can remove (i.e. how impractical you can make things) and how risque your pedo loli anime wallpapers can get without technically showing genitalia.
>Welcome
Windows
Mac OS
Ubuntu
basically anything if it's practicality- and work- focused
>Unwelcome
riced anime pedo obscure GAHNOO SLASH LEENUCKS shit - stay in your own thread.
>this is for boring people to show their boring desktops they use for serious work
If you do real work, you use Linux. The other operating systems can't compete, it's not even close.
What serious work do you use this computer for? Learning Japanese is cool but a side quest. You can't put food on the table or buy a house or raise your children using Japanese.
Watching anime can be fun too, on the side, whenever you have a bit of free time, e.g. on a lazy Sunday. To relax and laugh and veg out. You really shouldn't have anime on the mind 24/7 though, user. At least you're still using Windows and haven't gone down the black hole of Linux/privacy shit that leads nowhere but to despair (protip: if da gubbamint wants to watch you, they will. nothing you do can significantly stop them).
Not Ubuntu, but still nice. Practical and work-focused. This is a Linux setup I can get behind.
I'm thinking of bringing back desktop icons to my setup. ATM I'm simply pressing the Win key and then typing in the name of the handful of documents I'm working on. But am I being minimalist for minimalism's sake? Am I not fully practicing what I preach? Maybe I should try using desktop shortcuts again for a month, see how I feel...
I have colour and joy and excitement in other areas of my life. Ricing your desktop or homescreen can't bring you real happiness. Computers are tools. Tools you use to accomplish stuff that brings you joy in the areas it really matters. Tools don't need to be pretty. They should be practical though.
What can you do on Linux that you can't do on Windows or Mac?
