If you're a GNU/Linux user, describe your desktop

[naturalselection]

I am currently running Void GNU/Linux with DWM as my window manager

The experience so far was pleasant, the initialization system is great, lightweight simple and starts fast, probably the only reason why I'm still using it

Problems I've had so far are that it uses LibreSSL which is way slower than OpenSSL and is far less used, that causing me a lot of problems with certain packages

I just wish there was an actual good rolling release distribution without SystemD that worked fine

[Nettly_]

My desktop has one app on it, however my dock is chaotic and changes daily

[muhwyndham]

Pop_OS with GNOME3 (don't judge me, I love it),  so far it's plug and play, stable, runs well, and Pop_OS has better battery management out-of-the-box (though in the end I still tweak the fan curve and  CPU freq table for better battery life). Still hoping GTK has a GUI for screen color adjustment.

[wasab]

I can show you.

 

[Koeshi]

On 7/28/2019 at 6:22 PM, naturalselection said:

I just wish there was an actual good rolling release distribution without SystemD that worked fine

Artix, Obarun, Gentoo, Calculate etc.  here is a quick list that for rolling release Linux systems that don't use systemd just from using the distrowatch filters: https://distrowatch.com/search.php?ostype=Linux&category=All&origin=All&basedon=All&notbasedon=None&desktop=All&architecture=All&package=All&rolling=Rolling&isosize=All&netinstall=All&language=All&defaultinit=Not+systemd&status=Active#simple

[Flygenring]

Mine too, it's not ultrawide I just have three monitors. Have you tried Devuan Testing / Sid, lots of packages, great stability and no SystemD. 

[Chunchunmaru_]

Nothing unusual 

[Talon_3361]

Just running the default desktop with the pinned programs I use the most since that's where I spend most of my time. That being said, I did find a nice wallpaper to make it pleasing to look at when I'm not using things. Mostly it's the wallpaper I change these days.

[Ashley MLP Fangirl]

Pop_OS 19.04 with custom theme. i'm quite proud of it

 

[FFY00]

I run Archlinux with i3-gaps.

 

You can find my condifs here: https://github.com/FFY00/dotfiles

[Alexeygridnev1993]

KDE, modded to look as close to Mac OS as possible

[kompetenzbolzen]

Arch with i3-gaps and compton. quick and dirty config

[The_Prycer]

Running mGame with Steam as my only icon (home system)

 

At work I just have Puppy Linux because all I do is edit text files, send emails, and sometimes clone drives so I appreciate how snappy it makes even my low end specs feel.

[SilverSoul]

i3-gaps and I check out sway from time to time to see if I it's good enough.

[ibrahim665]

Linux From Scratch with XFCE4 and runit init system

 

 

[WereCatf]

Desktop? What's that? Is it that ridiculous, mouse-driven thing that just gets in the way of some good and fast command-line interface?

[jpenguin]

On 7/28/2019 at 10:22 AM, naturalselection said:

 

I just wish there was an actual good rolling release distribution without SystemD that worked fine

PCLinuxOS?

 

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My desktop runs OpenSUSE Tumbleweed KDE. Just installed OpenMandriva on my new laptop

[Switchboy]

Arch Linux 32Bit running LXDE

Running on an old MSI Wind U100 (which I did upgrade to 2Gb and an SSD)

 

Running LXTerminal with htop open on the desktop I use 160-180 megabytes of ram.

 

 

 

[Dat Guy]

On 7/28/2019 at 7:22 PM, naturalselection said:

I just wish there was an actual good rolling release distribution without SystemD that worked fine

Gentoo. It's what I use - with dwm as my window manager. (Occasional trips to Window Maker though. It's the best stacking desktop environment which I have seen yet.)

[LloydLynx]

Mostly stock KDE Plasma 5.16 on Ubuntu 19.04, little stuff like a desktop pager on the panel, and the stock dark theme. I prefer not to use compositing on X sessions, as it feels dirty and slow when you have a general idea as to how it works. I'd like to use Wayland, but Plasma isn't mature enough for me and some of my apps have no native support.

[Breadpudding]

I'm a pretty vanilla guy. Currently using OpenSUSE with i3.