User talk:K2latmanesh
Hello Again Dear Argon, Yes, Manjaro is my main Linux distribution for about three months now. I've also tried Ubuntu, Xubuntu, and Linuxmint before. I'm now using Manjaro with Xfce desktop environment and Xfwm4 as my window manager. I became interested in Xfce while using Xubuntu which is simply an Ubuntu with Xfce desktop. I also like KDE, but my system is not such fast or powerful to use KDE. I personally use ext4 as my filesystem, maybe because It's the default one and I don't have such knowledge about other filesystems. I'm using the stable branch as I wanted something to work flawlessly, but I'm also eager to explore different types and play with them, not just in branches, but also in distros, too. No, I don't use snaps myself, but I agree with the philosophy behind it, because I think we need a cross-distribution package manager, so developers can upgrade their packages easier and more often. However I assume Snaps have a long way to be the ideal choice. About flatpaks I have to say that I don't care so much! I try to choose the thing that does the job and no matter if It's a flatpak, pacman or dpkg. (This may sometimes be true about Snaps, too.) I also use the default terminal on Manjaro Xfce which is xfce4-terminal with bash shell. I again add that if you want to talk to me easier, I'm available on Telegram & Matrix
K2latmanesh
Hello.
I do not currently have a computer or laptop that I want to have manjaro and unfortunately I do not have a telegram.
But until a few more times, if I get a laptop, I will use it as follows:
- Linux distribution :
- Manjaro
- Desktop environment :
- KDE plasma
- Window manager :
- Kwin
- File system :
- # ext4 for / , /var
- # btrfs for /home
- Branch :
- testing
- snaps :
- I do not use
- flatpaks :
- I do not use
- Terminal :
- konsole
- shell :
- zsh with manjaro-zsh-config
Please forgive me for writing this here - Argon