linux What does your desktop look like?

[Breadpudding]

Hello everyone,

What does your desktop look like? No Linux desktop is the same so I was wondering how you configured your's. Mine is a stock MATE desktop with the Qogir theme. Nothing fancy, just something to get stuff done. Maybe I'll get some ideas of how to spice my desktop up a little.

~Breadpudding

[Sauron]

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I blanked out my name in the floating terminal but the rest is untouched. Might be a bit too much spice

[Breadpudding]

25 minutes ago, Sauron said:

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I blanked out my name in the floating terminal but the rest is untouched. Might be a bit too much spice

Nice! I've been trying to imitate that zsh theme in fish for a while now. I see you're a Pink Floyd fan as well, you have good taste.

[Sauron]

1 minute ago, Breadpudding said:

Nice! I've been trying to imitate that zsh theme in fish for a while now.

There's a powerline hook for fish too

[elsandosgrande]

Well, here's mine. Gentoo with KDE Plasma. The laptop and OS specs are on my profile page, I guess (I'm new here, so I don't know if they show up on posts or not, as I've only seen them on my profile page).

[Nettly_]

See I am so good with tech I accidentally deleted Bash so I am stuck on dumb windows until I 1. Fix my screen and 2. Get Pop!_OS again as my other flash drive has Ubuntu 

[Source Slayer]

3 hours ago, SafyreLostTooManyAccounts said:

See I am so good with tech I accidentally deleted Bash so I am stuck on dumb windows until I 1. Fix my screen and 2. Get Pop!_OS again as my other flash drive has Ubuntu 

Not to be rude, but what do you mean you deleted BASH?

[Breadpudding]

15 hours ago, SafyreLostTooManyAccounts said:

See I am so good with tech I accidentally deleted Bash so I am stuck on dumb windows until I 1. Fix my screen and 2. Get Pop!_OS again as my other flash drive has Ubuntu 

One doesn't simply delete bash. What exactly were you trying to do when it happened?

[Nettly_]

1 hour ago, Breadpudding said:

One doesn't simply delete bash. What exactly were you trying to do when it happened?

I am not sure tbh

[elsandosgrande]

22 minutes ago, SafyreLyons-5LT said:

I am not sure tbh

I am not sure how you ended up running "sudo apt remove bash", but it was probably similarly to how I ended up deleting the Windows boot loader, by accident. I know of a way to fix that in Gentoo, but it leverages the way you would install Gentoo, so it's a no-go on Pop!_OS sadly.

 

Here's what I'm talking about if you're curious: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Fix_My_Gentoo

If you want to understand things at least a little better by having some more context: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64

[Nettly_]

1 minute ago, elsandosgrande said:

I am not sure how you ended up running "sudo apt remove bash"

Simple, use my 10000 million IQ lmao