Arch (EndeavourOS but it’s the same with an installer, basically): AUR, great Wiki, great community and fresh packages. I’m always open to new stuff but all of this is really hard to beat.

For some cult Lucifer is also the symbol of knowledge and science versus the imposed conservatorism of God, so it can be learning a rolling distro like Arch or Void.

Elisa is also decent if you use KDE, QuodLibet is more on the customizable side.

Nah, in a rolling distro it’s normal, they were mostly unused stuff hide in /home, and useless yay pkg.

If you are an audiophile, nothing beat QuodLibet right now.

Yes, you have to enable the service, this is for voidlinux (runit): https://docs.voidlinux.org/config/session-management.html

There is a xfce live edition and a good wiki. Not having systemd is a great thing for these old specs in my experience.

VoidLinux

If I change tty I still don’t get the image, the only way is to reboot or manually reconnect the HDMI cable of the monitor.

I’m impressed

Lol I re-discovered Inter about 10 minutes ago, I find it a little better than Noto Sans. (edit) I’m not really sure, maybe I’ve gotten too used to the Notos.

I would like something to change my monitor output at a system level, for example I could emulate a CRT screen or decide my aspect ratio. Something like RetroArch shaders but in a more high priority level.

If you need something advanced install EasyEffects

Fuck Discord! 🙂

Great!

There are just better noob-friendly distributions, like LinuxMint.

Void Linux, very clean and fast on old hardware.

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A thousand thanks! I don’t know why it was on by default, I find it quite annoying.

Bazzite user here and I’m using flatpaks whenever possible and distrobox for everything else; which are the benefits of Nix over these?

I’m on a fresh install. I experienced this with Firefox, LibreWolf and Waterfox.