@chiragiem36 yeah it seems like it haha

@maltedMilk I like that milk

@RiderExMachina haha I do that on Arch. Since I prefer installing what I want on my linux

@RiderExMachina @WebDev-Rabbit try this link https://manjaro.org/community-editi...

oh! If you want to use AUR just install yaourt. https://ostechnix.com/install-yaour...

Yaourt is just a simpler way to use AUR instead of having to download the PKGBUILD file, build it and install the program.

@aile11 nope, it's a window manager called "i3wm", but I am using a different version called "i3-gaps" which provides what the gaps between each window.

@aile11 haha it's not hard. You can do it too. Just check on /r/unixporn. They have a lot of awesome posts by other users who does "ricing" on their Linux.

@CSaratakij pipes

That's my desktop, using Arch Linux with i3-gaps and polybar. I like using "micro" instead of vim/nano. I used to use vim.

@deepu I would like to think it is a student being thrown with lots of books to read through. (Arch wiki)

I have one covered to check if I am singing too loudly...😅

Biebian is best

@UgoRaffaele hmmm I use i3-gaps on my Arch instead of these other DE

@BlueNutterfly haha it's okay. Most of the time before I even knew about these frameworks or flexbox, I went through the same frustration. But I get a really good thrill out of it when I make the website look "dope".

@Linux productivity*?

@Linux lol somehow it feels like you know me. I actually have a lot of time lately, just graduated and waiting to do my conscription... *Sigh*

@BlueNutterfly I suggest either know your flexbox or use frameworks, they help you out big time with those problems

@moars42 what about Gentoo?

@moars42 so basically you can use arch wiki for Manjaro too?

@moars42 for real? I am actually very curious about Manjaro. I will give it a try

@UgoRaffaele yeah I am actually still learning how to dual boot with EFI. I thought to myself "nah screw it don't wanna break something now" so I left it

@beggarboy I'm actually waiting for him to get caught.

@dotdeb well, you in luck. Ubuntu is changing back to Gnome next year I believe

@Scrumplex yeah doesn't seem like they have any intentions of it happening

@Koolstr i was thinking the same thing

@kvsjxd lol nah, I might turn it into a server or something

In online games, people complain about their slow "toaster" computers, now I see what they mean

@nicnaknic with the release of php7, it's "interesting" that it is so low

Hey guys, I am new to these things, I am mostly a software guy trying to get into hardware through raspberry pi. But why do people have a server running in their homes? What kind of applications is it used for?

@sbrm1 it's a raspberry pi 3.

@hoggchan no clue. Still learning haha