endevouros is a great option imo. not as bloated as manjaro, but everything works out of the box. it being arch based makes it easier to install things and troubleshoot, due to arch linux support. i would recommend kde as the desktop environment if you want something fully featured with lots of customizability options, but i3 is nice, but annoying to get started.

respectfully, why did you write it in bash? for the challenge?

which shell? because zsh ps1 formatting is neat :)

custom, baby! based off starship, but half the latency

great explaination

based asl for using vim without plugins. although what is difficult about copy/pasting? i think u can get vim to use the system clipboard with a command

you get trapped in Vim because you dont know how to exit.

i get trapped because ive sunk so much time configuring

unironically a good point tho.

i hate to be that guy, but pick the right tool for the right job. use markdown for a readme and latex for a research paper. you dont need to create ‘the ultimate file format’ that can do both, but worse and less compatible

which markdown implementation tho ?

i love endevouros. great for beginners. simple transition from DEs, too, for noobs

yep that works ;)

interesting. i see two comments of yours on the same reply. btw, if u linked an image in this reply, i cannot see it or it’s link…

pictured: a comment, a reply ‘retard’, and then you replying to that. im on jerboa+sh.itjust.works, it may be showing the wrong comment on my end, idk.

did i miss a comment here, or was it edited? because i cannot find that

cancer is bloat

what how is this racist

afaik, tmux can use ~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf or something, if ~/.tmux is not found

i can almost ignore the hidden ones, but ~/go? no thats just rude

for a simple solution: git + gnu stow. life changing.

something like:

~/dotfiles:

i3/
    .config/
        i3/
            config
kitty/
    .config/
        ...

stow */

symlinks everything nicely :)