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ninelore Dec 11, 2018
My Laptop, not my Main PC
Arch Linux | KDE Plasma | Latte Dock (Wallpaper: Trivium - The Sin and the sentence Cover)

Avehicle7887 Dec 19, 2018
I have finally moved away completely from Linux Mint and onto the Debian bandwagon. Part of the reason why I chose Stable and not Testing is because I can have a fully offline repo wherever I am. Also learned how to compile the kernel for Debian, boy there's surely lots of stuff in there. :)

dvd Jan 21, 2019
Quoting: trawzMy Arch i3 setup with polybar and wal.

Wow, this looks gorgeous.
Xpander Jan 24, 2019
2009 vs 2019 :D

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DoctorJunglist Feb 2, 2019
Quoting: Xpander2009 vs 2019 :D

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Damn, there are so many apps open on your right screen - how big is it?
Xpander Feb 2, 2019
Quoting: DoctorJunglist
Quoting: Xpander2009 vs 2019 :D

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Damn, there are so many apps open on your right screen - how big is it?

both are 2560x1440 screens. Applications on the second monitor are chat applications, which are there on every workspace i use on the first monitor. They also have titlebars removed via script at startup, so they take less space on there :)
DoctorJunglist Feb 2, 2019
Quoting: Xpander
Quoting: DoctorJunglist
Quoting: Xpander2009 vs 2019 :D

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Damn, there are so many apps open on your right screen - how big is it?

both are 2560x1440 screens. Applications on the second monitor are chat applications, which are there on every workspace i use on the first monitor. They also have titlebars removed via script at startup, so they take less space on there :)
I mean how big is the monitor, how many inches does it have? On 24' all that windows would be very tiny I guess (I have a 24' 1080p monitor), so I'm wondering if maybe you have a bigger monitor than that.
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