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recommend me a distro that doesnt look bad

manjaro doesnt look bad :(

manjaro doesnt look bad :(
i aint about that white on dark color scheme son

i aint about that white on dark color scheme son
change it

i aint about that white on dark color scheme son
then change it? its not like the look of it is stuck that way

and its not hard to change how it looks, either

not much harder than a windows theme

recommend me a distro that doesnt look bad
ElementaryOS

50% done with the manjaro download. I'm extremely surprised my internet doesn't suck as bad as I thought.

50% done with the manjaro download. I'm extremely surprised my internet doesn't suck as bad as I thought.
manjaro!

I might try manjaro again, what can I do to not forget up my drivers this time, like I've listed before I have a nvidia gtx 770

i haven't used the proprietary nvidia drivers in ages (apart from the optimus setup i have), so i can't really give any advice on that
maybe you can try blacklisting the nouveau driver and making an X11 config file with nvidia-xconfig (or whatever it was called… arch wiki is your friend!)

the arch wiki is basically the bible


the arch wiki is basically the bible
"sudo pacman -S xorg-server."
2 Installation 4:12

I've got the weirdest issue with Ubuntu all of the sudden. It's completely unusable and I cannot fix it for whatever reason. A good thing to note is that it worked perfectly fine for the first couple of times I've used it. The symptoms are: Random applications opening themselves over and over, any context menus I try to open on launchpad immediately hide when the mouse goes over them, and something random usually opens, my keyboard doesn't light up (it has power, because it's status light turns on, but the aesthetic lights don't turn on and no keyboard input goes through). I completely reinstalled Ubuntu, and the exact same thing happened again. I'm not opposed to switching to another distro, I just need to be able to dual boot it with windows 8.

Note: This is Ubuntu 12.04
« Last Edit: March 26, 2014, 06:27:12 PM by Pecon »

hmm i don't really have any sympathy with ubuntu

but you should try linux mint, i think you might like it
yea, it's not as "unique" as ubuntu and it's unity DE and stuff, it uses cinnamon DE so no bugs; you might like it