>flatpak
>wayland
>i3
>gaps
>polybar
>conky
Flatpak
Tyler Baker
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Eli Thompson
nice
cool post
Alexander Phillips
Flatpak, Wayland and Conky are pretty cool. Haven't used the others.
Matthew Sanders
Yes, those are good, except gaps.
Blake Gray
>flatpak
Only useful to install non-free binary packages
>wayland
Complete fucking useless garbage
>i3
Featureless trash
>gaps
>polybar
The fuck are these
>conky
Meh.
Jason Robinson
>systemd
Ian Lee
Who the fuck even uses flatpak?
Besides
>wayland
>i3
Bad bait.
Liam Price
Logan Long
Retard.
Cooper Rodriguez
the only thing I use of those are gaps, but only when I have 2 windows open or more. it creates a nice divider.
Carson Wood
>i3
I use that cause it passes me off less than the other shit
It's still crippled in many ways tho
>missing systemd
>>>/plebbit/
Kevin Martinez
>passes
pisses*
Like typing on mobile, for example
Zachary Adams
Ah, you needed some attention.
Gavin Price
What's wrong with systemd, it just works
Jordan Torres
>5G
>discord
Luke Lee
>snap
Samuel Gutierrez
Other inits also just work retard.
Jonathan Diaz
sauce on that?
Brody Parker
is that an ewok
Jacob Williams
>>flatpak
>>wayland
>>i3
>>gaps
>>polybar
>>Konqi
ftfy
Nicholas Peterson
Clear Linux, Fedora Silverblue...
Gabriel Long
>flatpak
Out of all your complaints, this is one of the best things to happen to GNU/Linux in a long time.
>wayland
Needs moar work and refining.
>i3
It's nice. I prefer Xfce.
>gaps
Mostly dumb, useful for wide aspect ratios.
>polybar
I'm indifferent.
>conky
Classic piece of Linux software.
Kayden Hughes
>linux
Ryan Parker
I need to try this read-only system folder is a good idea
Camden Taylor
William Phillips
no.. having 20 different dependency versions stored and loaded is no fun, also
flatkill.org
Cameron Fisher
>>polybar
polybar is cool tho
Jayden Howard
I thought it was lemonbar for retards
Asher Adams
lemonbar with good modules. and no writing your own modules takes time and it's not worth it
Nathaniel Wood
This. You forgot to mention that other systems do it with about a million (literally) lines of code less
Kayden Russell
>Flatpak
>Having 20 different dependency versions that can be shared
>AppImage
>Having 20 different dependency bundled into every file, also having to bundle code for the updater
Choose your venom
Brayden Parker
>Choose your venom
this is exactly why the best choice is "neither". Traditional distribution repos and package managers are the correct way to do things.
Brayden Lewis
the problem is that they aren't shared, and every pak is built with slightly different versions of gtk or kde stuff
hopefully fedora silverblue will handle that better and package the paks themselves
Angel Mitchell
>CHANGE BAD
Zachary Collins
>no loli to sex in the butt
y live
Brandon Hill
you know what'd be even better? if programs shipped just their own stuff, and the things they depend on shipped seperately, this way anything that makes sense to share can be shared, and you're never left with program using old and insecure versions of libraries
OH WAIT