Anonymous #1 63w

Mac theme, it does a little more than just icons, it implements folder icons, I changed the font too

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Anonymous OP 63w

I don’t know if it did anything else, I didn’t spend too much time before installing

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Anonymous #1 63w

It makes Firefox look a bit closer to safari (optional) I picked it bc it makes it look a little prettier - not full blown safari - even though I don’t use safari

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Anonymous #3 63w

Would require having a Mac

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Anonymous OP 63w

It’s pretty slick looking I like it

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Anonymous OP 63w

What’s your window manager you’re using?(or compositor(?) I don’t know the difference)

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Anonymous #1 63w

Wayland

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Anonymous #3 63w

I have a Mac laptop bc the arm efficiency and an x86 desktop fit cost reasons (64gb ram is reasonably priced)

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Anonymous OP 63w

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Type shit

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Anonymous #6 62w

I’ve used Ubuntu a lot and it made me realize wait yo I probably could setup arch easily so I did, the nice thing and maybe bad thing about arch is it comes with the bare minimum- I was surprised I had to install GIT AND NANO and other stuff - so it gives you 0 bloat out the bix

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Anonymous OP 62w

Box* also took about 2gb of storage after my de and graphics drivers and it runs on like 2gb of ram (62gb of ram remaining 1.998 tb remaining feels great)

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Anonymous OP 62w

Damnn alright I see. I grabbed a to-be-recycled 2013 “trash can” mac with 64gb of ram, so maybe I’ll turn it into a Linux workstation to host my own FTP servers or something. Any ideas what you’re going to do with your Linux?

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Anonymous #4 62w

To replicate install a gnome based Linux - this is much easier to do than setting up arch from scratch and installing a de, then I installed whitesur gtk theme (this works on other gtk desktops too) then install an icon pack, turn on the minimize and maximize buttons for windows for extensions I use dash to dock (animated version gave me errors) blur my shell, desktop items ng (bc gnome doesn’t show desktop items, search light, user themes

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Anonymous #6 62w

I’m going to use it for general purpose but in the background - and I already setup a systemd service for it - it will run a Minecraft server for friends, I’m going to install xrdp as I have a raspberry pi vpn so I can continue to use the pc as a remote workstation- like I did when it ran windows - if I keep dabbling into llms maybe I’ll setup a local LLM server - maybe plex, I might try to get moonlight working for remote gaming but I have to figure out gaming on this shit first (mc took 3 hour

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Anonymous OP 62w

s to get working, or honestly 1.5 but getting the system service setup took the rest of those 3) I would recommend pi hole for Adblock and WireGuard for a vpn - and then ddns for that vpn if your router lacks it -but I have those running on the pi

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