Also he's ripped af, probably on steroids and uses sunglasses all the time
doomkernel
joined 2 years ago
Tumbleweed or Leap are good. You could go with something exotic like VanillaOS
There this program call xdg-ninja which tells you how to change the settings of various packages that live in $HOME.
Is not a perfect though because you'll have to do all changes manually but its the best I can think about. Hope its helps!
FDroid says 0.0.34 for me
You're under arrest for child abuse
+1 for Immich
De que va Fantastic Mr Fox? Dune esta buena, no me mato y Everything Everywhere all at once me gusto bocha.
Oh my bad. Yeah you can configure almost anything in a declarative way on the /etc/nixos/configuration.nix file:
services.xserver.enable = true;
services.xserver.displayManager.gdm.enable = true;
Or
services.xserver = {
enable = true;
display manager.gdm.enable = true;
};
You can define a lot more (programs, users) and then you build the config file to take effect. By default NixOS is immutable so you can't change anything in the root partition and if there is something that broke you can rollback to a previous build!
Being using it for almost 2 years. Was very weird at the beginning because of the "declarative" approach they used. But once you get used to it.. Its a life changer.
When you're trying to pass the person in front of you, but they keep zigzagging.