I'm comfortable using Linux and want to run Ubuntu Minimal without installing a complete desktop environment. Is there a lightweight way to launch graphical applications—such as Firefox or…
I'm curious if anyone has gone through the process of installing a Linux distribution without a desktop environment (DE) and then set up a window manager (WM) entirely…
I'm using an older laptop with Linux Mint XFCE, but I'm running into issues where some apps won't open because they require X11. I'm considering switching to Wayland,…
I've recently started using Linux as my main operating system, and I'm curious about how to advance to the next level of customization, often referred to as ricing.…
I've been enjoying KDE Plasma for a while, but I'm looking to move away from a Windows-like interface towards something more customizable for better efficiency. I'm considering Hyprland,…
I'm trying to breathe new life into an old Chromebook from 2014 and I'm looking for some advice on lightweight window managers. I've tried i3wm and Falkon but…
I'm transitioning to Linux and will start with Mint since I've heard great things about it for beginners. However, I'm really intrigued by Omarchy, which is a pre-configured…
I recently gave Gnome a shot with Forge and loved the experience, despite some bugs. I'm now on the hunt for a tiling window manager that supports workspaces…
I'm really into having a beautiful tiling setup with my terminal, Firefox, and all that cool customization, but I just don't have the skills or time to dive…
I recently installed Arch Linux with the Hyprland compositor, but I'm facing a problem: the screen is completely empty aside from the wallpaper. I don't know how to…
I'm looking to create a super minimalist setup that's almost entirely terminal-based. Ideally, I'd have a window manager (WM) and a browser, using the terminal as my main…
I just got a Dell Ubuntu laptop for work and initially installed i3wm. Unfortunately, it's almost unusable straight out of the box—my laptop doesn't go to sleep when…
I'm considering going back to Arch from Fedora because I like the package support better. Most of the discussions I've found about Lemonbar date back at least four…
I'm looking for a solid window manager but I want to stick with Ubuntu instead of switching to Kubuntu, which I know is the go-to for KDE. If…