Favourite distro

Fedora
Gnome
Firefox but using brave until Firefox adds hw video accel (some guy is working on it these days)

>Arch
>awesome
>qutebrowser
Did I win?

>chromium

Literally why? It's botnet.

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>Arch
>Dwm
>Firefox

Guix
emacs
emacs web wowser and icecat

>debian
>xfce
>firefox

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Lubuntu
LXQt
Firefox (mitigated)

based, redpilled, woke, and understood

void
dwm
surf

a god among men

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ubuntu
gnome
boomer

alpine
trinity desktop
seamonkey

Slackware
Openbox
lolcat

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gentoo
i3wm
firefucks

Artix
Fluxbox
Ungoogled Chromium

let the bandwagon begun!
>I USE ARCH BTW!
>KDE Plasma 5 sddm
>Chromium

Arch
I3
Waterfox

i3-gaps is superior brother

Gentoo
i3wm
Ungoogled Chromium

lfs+blfs+pkgbuild+ebuild
no de, dwm/i3wm
palemoon+pendactyl

cringe

Arch, void if it we're maintained a bit better
Desktop environments are bloat, but xfce is the least shitty. Use a windowing manager.
Unironically surf, but since the web is pure bloat, an extremely stripped down Firefox with i3 keybinds.

Suboptimal

xubuntu
XFCE4
icecat
Anything else is for idiots

>favourite distro
MacOS
>favourite desktop environment
Quartz
>favourite browser
Safari

explain like I'm mentally retarded how to set up a hotspot on Xfce please

arch
bspwm
firefox

windows 7 ultimate
DWM (no aero)
waterfox
why would you cripple yourself?

Arch
Bspwm or Dwm
Icecat

faggot, i already answered your question on /fglt/

Arch
N/A
N/A

MX Linux
Xfce
Firefox

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Arch
Budgie
Seamonkey

Debian
I3/Xfce
Firefox

Arch
bspwm
Firefox

LFS
terminal/BIOS
lynx

>Firefox hw video accel
just use mpv with youtube-dl you big pleb

>Debian 10
>XFCE
>firefox-esr with hardened user.js

Is there something like newpipe for desktop?

I guess you have
github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer#gtk-youtube-viewer
but mpv + youtube-dl is still superior as it works on basically any website that has video playback

Windows 10 ltsc
explorer.exe
Google Chrome

slackware
lxde or xfce
firefox

>arch
>jump from KDE to GNOME from time to time
>Firefox

>Arch
>i3 + Polybar
>Firefox

Xubutnu with linux-libre kernel, apport/whoopsie/avahi etc.. removed, hardened ufw, and coreboot BIOS
Xfce (it just werks)
Firefox with spyware watchdog user.js and Iridium

Is there a way to make xfce look good on 1440p and above? I mean it has a PPI setting, but it's a bit of a mess where some elements get resized and others don't.

>Arch
Fell for the minimalism meme but cba to replace it with something else.
>Mate
Fell for the i3 meme but realized I only use windows in fullscreen anyway and that Mate can do hotkeys for workspaces as well. But I missed ALT+TAB (and Mate can do an equivalent for prevoius workspace).
>Chromium
I don't like the default GUI and fancy menus of Firefox

Arch
i3
Vivaldi

10
Metro
Chrome

>void
>BSPWM
>Chromium

>arch
>xfce
>waterfox

slackware

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Prove it

debian stable
xfce+i3 combined
eh, firefox i guess now that chrome is turning to shit

>Windows 10
>Opera

Guys so I tried booting Ubuntu MATE through a USB drive, after it succeeded I decided to jack off to some porn before continueing, then suddenly the computer got really slow (like 1 frame per minute) so I turned it off and on again and now the computer doesn't even read the USB for some reason
wat do

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>favourite distro
arch
>favourite de
awesome+compton
>favourite browser
pale moon

Porn bad.
This is god's punishment.

Finally a normal person here, so glad to see a fellow normie on g

Shut up that's not what happened

This is exactly what happen.
Stop watching porn.

NO

Gentoo
bspwm
surf

Ubuntu (Xubuntu)
Xfce
Firefox

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>Linux Mint
>Cinnamon
>Firefox
I'm a pleb, I know, but I like doing things the easy way. I've wanted to try Fedora+KDE, but I'm happy with what I have.

>favourite distro
Fedora
>favourite desktop environment
GNOME on laptop, KDE on desktop
>favourite browser
Firefox

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>favourite distro
TempleOS
>favourite desktop environment
TempleOS
>favourite browser
No networking as God intended

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Manjaro
KDE
Icecat

>Debian stable
>XFCE
>Firefox ESR

tried many many other setups, after 3 years of playing around, i always return to this setup tho

Debian
XFCE
Lynx(for anything I can, if not Firefox)

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user, I...

Ubuntu
Gnome
Chromium

Quit ricing and get to fucking work.

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
KDE
Firefox

Manjaro
Openbox
Firefox

>Vivaldi
absolutely proprietary

gentoo
awesome
firefox

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>Funtoo
it's a "fun" distro
>evilwm
Minimal keyboard driven wm that isn't autistic
>qutebrowser
it's so minimal that it's great but I still use Firefox because of the customization.

Gentoo
herbstluftwm
firefox

Solus Budgie Firefox

OpenSUSE
KDE
Falkon

wallpaper?

>archlinux
>i3
>vivaldi

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Arch
Gnome+Sway
Chromium

/thread

Debian
XFCE
Firefox

Gentoo
Gnome
Firefox

Void (not yet ready fir OpenBSD)
Dwm
Icecat

>Debian
>i3
>Firefox

ubuntu
i3
palemoon

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

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