Lmao, definitely understandable. I do the same with ricing to the point where the entire day is spent on that.

Trust me... it's been 4 years... still i am configuring my system.. the real work only start when you stop that...

@@sane1090x0 Can you share your nixos dotfiles? Like your rice

The cooonfigers

I do the same on testing different neovim distros and 3 days later, I just built my own and have been using it for about 8 months now.

Thank you!

Thanks a lot!

@@sane1090x0 which linux distro is this, cuz i am thinking of making a shift to linux from windows

it's called "nitch" on the aur, default config

Ohh thank you ​@@kaot1k

The fetch is nitch and it's completely stock, no custom config.

Sure, let's see what I can come up with lmao.

@@sane1090x0 :D

Thank you! I'll make a video soon on how to get started with tiling window managers and ricing, so subscribe for that :D

​@@sane1090x0im waiting

Of course, it's possible to implement it.

I'd written the script, like really long ago, so I don't know if it still works. In theory, however, it should work on Arch installed with the "minimal" profile.

Thank you...

Ye, lmao.

firewatch

Noto Sans CJK for the workspace icons.

#bukitmalaka

#subway #graharaya

Bro same here I want to learn this power, so I too can Rice.

Sure! The next video I make will be based on ricing for beginners.

@@sane1090x0what does ricing means? Also we work on Ubuntu so I was wondering if u can start with that instead of arch And how can I move away form regolith (I want same keyboard shortcuts but with your looks)

@@GreatTaiwan Ricing is basically customizing your working environment, preferably making it look nice. Sure, I'll make a tutorial on Ubuntu sometime. You'll have to switch window managers and use one called Hyprland. I've made a video on that.

​@@sane1090x0hey dude, idk who you are but your wholesome comments made me happy. Good Luck with your channel

Yup, it's eza.

From your questions I'm assuming you don't know much about desktop computers beyond IOS and Windows The operation system is Linux which comes in the form of many different independent versions known as distributions (the one in the video being Arch Linux from one of the terminal outputs in the thumbnail) Linux is incredibly customisable due to both the fact that it is open source and also because it is just the kernel (the core of an OS with the highest privileges that directly talks between the software and hardware) every Linux distribution is essentially a tailor made set of programs packaged with a Linux kernel to create a functional desktop environment. Arch Linux is a very popular distro as its essentially a DIY desktop. You have to install every part of your operating system yourself using the command line which gives you unprecedented freedom over what is actually on and runs on the computer with there being plenty of options for almost every component. The act of trying to make a Linux desktop environment all fancy like this is referred to as ricing and is technically possible on any Linux distro. Most however prefer to use Arch or NixOS (Nix is another Linux distro with a very unique way of doing things that makes it unlike any other distro but also has a much greater learning curve.) Ricing is achievable in so many different ways there is no one tutorial that can be made. The best way is honestly just look at the Arch Wiki which does an amazing job at cataloguing all the different packages needed to build a DE and you can check out each project individually from there

As for what a repo is. All the programs used to make this set up each have their own configuration files and as such people looking to share their desktop set up often post their config files as Github repositories

@@ultimate9056bro this response was so condescending, yet so informative. Well done, you came out neutral

@@Kaze919 It wasn't my intent to come across as condescending. I just really love to talk at length about things and often explain things from the absolute basics. I'd rather someone skip past info they already know then for me to misjudge their level of knowledge and not provide an adequate first explanation. Also it helps gives lurkers passing by more context

This dude is a "MadGenious" he life by his username

​​@@c-1Yes, it is

LibreWolf.

I've to rewrite the script to include the new directories, so no for now. Thank you!

Alacritty.

Rofi with a custom theme.

@@sane1090x0 How do you handle the dynamic window height, based on search results? Can you provide a link to your rofi config?

Yup, it sure does.

Very underwhelming, actually; it's an HP 15s-du2004tu with an i3-1005G1 and 16 gigs of RAM.

@@sane1090x0 thanks

@@mrmadiv No problem!

Sure, it's at github.com/sane1090x/dotfiles/tree/everforest

Sure, here you go: github.com/sane1090x/dotfiles/tree/everforest

Well, Wayland compositors just tend to be more modern and thus embrace aesthetics, but I get what you're saying.