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  • I use dmenu for global search and Nitrogen for wallpaper. In some WM you don't need additional programs for those two things so I recommend you to first check that for WM you use.

    For general tips I recommend looking at configs of other people.

  • If you have PC that can run virtual machines I recommend starting there so you can see how Linux works. Use it for a longer period of time and try doing some stuff there that you would normally do on Windows.

  • It's sad that people think they wouldn't be able to use their laptops. As far as I know nothing in that video is confirmed but it's still sad that people think their old hardware that works should be replaced just because they can't run new Windows version.

  • Today I watched a video about some information on Windows 12 hardware support. Video concluded with basically saying that if you own a laptop you will be forced to throw it away and buy another one. It's sad because it isn't true.

  • I use Newsboat.

  • Alacritty, no particular reason. It's fast and I already made it look how I want so there is no reason to switch.

  • Qtile is really good. I also recommend XMonad if you know Haskell, it is my main WM.

  • Started more than 2 years ago with Ubuntu, now I'm on EndeavourOS.

  • Couldn't find any that works for me. At the moment I just play my music in mpv from terminal.

  • This reminds me of my first time installing Linux. I tried to install most recent version of Ubuntu at the time but for some reason it couldn't install and it wiped out Windows partition. Fortunetely, I was able to install LTS version in first try.

    I'm glad you are enjoying Linux. Welcome to the penguin land.

  • There is a Unity edition of Ubuntu.

  • Because I prefer using keyboard for almost everything and in most cases terminal is faster than GUI.

  • After using Arch based distros for more than a year when I use any Debian/Ubuntu based distro it really feels like they aren't for me, at least when it comes to daily driving. I still have a laptop with PopOS that I use for school, stable distro is a better option in my oppinion for that usecase because I use it twice a week (unless it's summer or winter in which case I don't use it at all).