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What's your Desktop Enviroment?

Gnome
KDE
XFCE
LXDE
Unity (why not)
MATE
Other
None/WM

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14.04's unity is actually really good and snappy, try it.
Really? I haven't tried it because really, i hate unity.


Yeah, I like sublime text, but it costs money. Could anyone suggest a text editor like that but free?

Yeah, I like sublime text, but it costs money. Could anyone suggest a text editor like that but free?
You don't have to pay to use Sublime though? It's just a nag screen.

You don't have to pay to use Sublime though? It's just a nag screen.
What do you mean by nag screen? Do you mean that there is a popup window that comes up a lot trying to get me to pay for it?

What do you mean by nag screen? Do you mean that there is a popup window that comes up a lot trying to get me to pay for it?
"a lot" meaning hardly ever

You could try gedit. If you're on Arch though, good luck because 3.12 just came out in [core], gedit looks totally different.

I'm trying to find a replacement for gedit. Also, I'm on manjaro so I might check out that new gedit look.
EDIT: Looks like gedit is trying to be a tiling window manager. I think that might be a bit redundant because I use i3.
« Last Edit: April 15, 2014, 09:31:59 PM by blueblur121 »

Hey there, nano is a fantastic editor. Would you rather be using ed? Just because it's basic doesn't make it bad.
It's like a more limited console version of notepad. It's useful for pretty much nothing a more feature rich GUI-based text editor (e.g. mousepad) could do.

nix's tmux config inspired me to fiddle around with it again



i like it so far, im probably gonna have to mess around with term colors and stuff to get everything to look nice

Where do I put tmux.bar :s
Figured that out, but it still does not look anything like that :(
« Last Edit: April 15, 2014, 10:20:11 PM by 0xBRIANSMITH »

Vim or Nano
vim all the way, i should publish my vim/pathogen dotfiles :U

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/tmux

fixed
i'm using both zsh and tmux :3

Hey there, nano is a fantastic editor. Would you rather be using ed? Just because it's basic doesn't make it bad.
nano is hard for doing anything serious with though…

Where do I put tmux.bar :s
Figured that out, but it still does not look anything like that :(
you put .tmux.conf and .tmux.bar in ~
also make sure .tmux.bar is executable

nix's tmux config inspired me to fiddle around with it again

-snippy-

i like it so far, im probably gonna have to mess around with term colors and stuff to get everything to look nice
tmux is great, it's like the best tiling window manager you could ever have
but i still need GUI applications so i use tmux in xmonad :p
if i didn't, i would go full-on tmux in fbterm

"a lot" meaning hardly ever

You could try gedit. If you're on Arch though, good luck because 3.12 just came out in [core], gedit looks totally different.
before i became a full-time vim addict, i've used gedit for quite a few years
it's a pretty great editor, imo, but but but vim

also, wayland anyone? :D


wayland's great, i hope it crushes mir (mark shuttleworth pls stop forcing people to suck your richard)

Why do you always echo & pipe things into toilet lol

You don't need to do that

Why do you always echo & pipe things into toilet lol

You don't need to do that
because it's amazing, gay and also amazing and also gay and also i'm gay and also it's for you blush blush .//.

still doesnt work nixill :C.
I cp'd it into ~/.tmux.conf and ~/.tmux.bar and did chmod +x ~/.tmux.bar
is there any other dependency other than tmux?

because it's amazing, gay and also amazing and also gay and also i'm gay and also it's for you blush blush .//.
Disgusting