No.865572
>Rice, rice, baby
No.
<Fedora
<OpenSUSE
<Ubuntu
<Debian
These are your only good options. Pick one you like and get some work done.
No.865579
>>865567
installing a distro thats not on distrowatch is like hiring illegal mexicans to do work in your house
No.865581
>made by /g/
Do you even have to ask?
No.865595
>>865572
<Fedora
<OpenSUSE
<Ubuntu
<Debian
One distro more broken than another. If you dare to change something, everything falls appart. New ubuntu with gnome is a mess, sluggish, laggy, UI is optimized for elderly people. LTS has crashes, some software is broken to the point that it might as well be a random collection of bytes on the hdd. Fedora, apart from usual gnome bullshit and font rendering, is a challenge to get working smoothly (gpu drivers) and like OpenSUSE suffers from too much bloat. Debian works as long as you stick to the defaults, changing anything will result in a broken system. If you develop or compile software that requires new versions of libraries this is a problem, since versions in repos date back to 4000 BC. I don't know what to install anymore. Mainstream distros are like a voodoo magic ballanced inverted pendulum - a fart accross the room is enough for everything to collapse.
No.865596
>>865595
>Debian works as long as you stick to the defaults, changing anything will result in a broken system. If you develop or compile software that requires new versions of libraries this is a problem, since versions in repos date back to 4000 BC.
try sid its got newer packades than arch and if youre developing software you should be able to rtfm and configure debian easily
No.865603
USE THE FUCKING STICKY YOU STUPID FUCKING CUCKCHANNER
No.865604
>>865575
It's not bait though. Everything else is a meme distro that is going to either have serious short comings or suck up your time configuring it.
No.865622
>>865572
why even use suse though?
No.865678
I tried it recently on a lark. It was fast, I'll give it that: definitely better performing than what I normally use. The app suite was decent. But I exploded it trying to add TUN/TAP support to the kernel, so I could run openvpn. And then I tried to find documentation, which does not really exist. I'm sure it was user error and to an extent, lack of knowledge.. but fuck that. Why wouldn't it support VPNs by default? Maybe I just missed a trick, but I shouldn't have to know a trick to be able to run openvpn.
I ended up back where I started: OpenBSD. It is very hard to beat once you are onto it. I also kinda like Open Indiana, it's pretty classy.
No.865697
No.865705
It's cool and pretty fast
No.865707
No.865711
>>865567
I..actually kinda like this, it's a sane gentoo install that does the minumum with some scripts and anything else I can just add myself. Any problems with emerge can be resolved by editing my make.conf to pull packages from Source Portage, and I can always switch back to Clover's mirror by simply adding '-G'.
My nigga, don't knock it until you try it.
No.865720
>>865697
Do you think it is a fair statement to say that the GPL is the SJW of software licensing?
No.865723
reminder that this is a /g/ project and /tech/ are eternal cucks who never code or work on any projects anyone ever gave a shit about
/g/:
>their own os
>their own browser
>tox
/tech/:
>is X good guys?
>why is windows not updating please help
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No.865724
It's gentoo but with the main point of gentoo -customization- already done. Not worth downloading.
No.865761
Will a girl show me her "gentoo" if I install Gento?
No.865764
>>865596
>use outdated Debian
>it's got newer packages than Arch
what are you smoking?
No.865770
>>865622
They have a rolling release which is at least tested. The bloat is real, but if you can get past that then it's a good system.
No.865800
>>865678
>Open Indiana
what's the modern use-case of that today? I always thought Solaris development pretty much died when OpenSolaris went away.
No.865815
>>865567
Unironically the best. Before it, gentoo was the best by far. Now gentoo + a shitload of precompiled packages? You can't really do any better. Rock solid. Customizable completely. More stable than your horse's house. Nothing compares. Only complaint is that I've never gotten ANY gentoo-based liveusb to even boot, and cloveros is no exception. Live system is just peachy though.
No.865816
>>865723
Code is not a word, cuck.
No.865820
>>865764
Debian Sid is rolling release you turbo LARP.
No.865822
>>865596
>try sid
>it works
>reboot
>it doesn't boot ever again
debian is not stable if you ever update anything to sid at any time, because half the system needs to be pulled into sid, and at this point everything explodes.
Meanwhile stable packages are chuckfull of bugs, but the bugs are never addressed which lets sysadmins add their custom patches and never bother changing them. That's what they really mean by "stable".
No.865823
>>865800
For me, mostly appreciation of the past and learning to use solaris. I'll never use it in production. That said, I have read that the solaris "zones" are very good. I also read that kernel performance is very good, comparatively, and can confirm anecdotally that my cpu utilization is lower on OI vs. obsd doing the same tasks (playing a movie, for example.)
No.865828
>>865823
It's not a very good comparison point since obsd is well known to be extremely slow and use shittons of cpu resources while no other OS has that problem. They claim it's security related but even with the same hardening techniques used in other OSs, they don't see such problems.
No.865841
>>865567
Does it support PPC32?
No.865883
>>865841
It's gentoo so you can compile anything that's not already precompiled through the package manager. However cloveros doesn't provide any non-x86 packages precompiled.
No.865892
>>865567
wtfpl is a cuck license
No.865904
>>865567
>last year
>try to install clover OS in a VM
>goes so fucking fast I can't figure out if anything goes wrong.
>cannot find anything on this VM
>try to install it on a laptop
>everything goes wrong.
>look up to see if there's any support at all for this distro
>nothing.
>not even a fucking manual to read.
>github page doesn't tell me shit.
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team.
>/tech/ support thread doesn't want to answer my questions.
It has fucking linuxBBQ's problem of being made and used ONLY by it's maintainers, because they don't know how to document shit.
No.865964
>>865904
Have you tried turning your brain on?
No.866113
No.866150
>>865595
Unironically Arch, if it's gonna break anyway you might as well, and it never even broke for me. But more importantly do not use Debian sid, I repeat, do not use sid, sid is NOT for users, there is absolutely no attempt to make sid stable, and it fucking isn't, don't bother.
No.866158
>>865572
opensuse is for pros
No.866161
>>866158
OpenSuSE used to be pretty good, but nowadays all the 3rd party repos are gone, there are fuckall packages in the main repos, it's unstable as shit, their patches introduce extra bugs while fixing nothing (used to be the exact opposite, the kde3 patch gave kde3 a searchable menu like modern accelerators such as krunner, and a really good interface, along with getting rid of many glitches and other bugs) and it uses systemd.
No.866174
>>865567
Clover is Gentoo for lazy homosexuals.
No.866238
>>865904
CloverOS is literally just a script that installs Gentoo for you. There's no need for CloverOS documentation because Gentoo documentation already exists.
No.866247
>>865567
as a meme distro/for tinkering, yes
for actual work fuck no lol, use something like solus, ubuntu, opensuse or mint
No.866264
>>865705
nice wallpaper
can i have the image?
No.866855
No.866871
No.866900
>>866247
>solus
>not meme-tier
No.867016
No.867062
>>867052
>>867016
>>867014
Samefag AND furfag.
We've hit new levels of /tech/
No.867067
No.867082
>>867007
How can it be WTFPL? Even the kernel isn't compatible with it, is it?
No.867087
>>867082
WTFPL allows relicensing, so its defacto GPL wherever it touches I'd presume?
No.867103
>>867082
>>867087
The bash scripts and configs are WTFPL
No.867115
Tried it, it's better than debian but it still doesn't compare to slackware.
It's fun but i guess my opinion on it might be tainted a bit since i don't really understand gentoo all that much.
No.867713
Clover is to Gentoo what Manjaro is to Arch. It's good if you want a temporary stepping stone to get used to the OS because you're a newfag who's scared of the text-based installer, but you're going to have a much better experience if you just install and set up the real OS yourself.
No.867726
>>867713
more like what debian is to devuan. gentoo and clover both suck cock (as an actual os, good meme) anyways so who cares?
No.867869
>>867726
Your tears are delicious, lennart poottering.
No.867897
>>866900
>the only rolling release distro that doesn't constantly break
>"is meme"
nice id, fag
No.868021
>>867897
>solus
>doesn't constantly break
hi kevin. The only distro that doesn't constantly break, rolling release or not, is gentoo. Not to mention it's systemd free and has the second largest repo of any distro right behind aur, or that patching something is as simple as dropping a patch in a directory and reinstalling the package using the package manager, no need for any extra commands or indications or anything. Or USE flags. Or acutally good hardening.
No.868044
>>865822
The other retard doesn't know what he's talking about. Use testing. It's like arch but more stable. I've been running Debian Testing for the past 3 years with virtually no issues that aren't PEBKAC.
No.868055
>>868044
>testing
>many packages are older than stable
>nothing ever compatible with each other
gr8 b8 m8
No.868084
>>868055
I don't know what you're smoking. Care to show any proof, mate?
No.868276
>>867713
I've had the opposite experience, CloverOS is much more refined and has some defaults that Gentoo should've had to begin with.
No.868307
>>868044
You shouldn't use Debian Testing in a production/personal machine. Debian Testing doesn't get any security updates, and regular updates are usually delayed one week or so, so it stays vulnerable to all sorts of known security problems for about a week.
The purpose of Debian Testing... Is to test packages. Don't use it unless you want to help the Debian project. Debian Unstable and Debian Stable are the only things you should be using.
>but I want a stable rolling release!
Not possible. The way packaging works in GNU/Linux means that you either have a unstable, regression-prone system (like Arch or Debian Unstable) or a stable, unchanging system (like Debian Stable or CentOS.)
Our best bet is for Snappy/Flatpak to catch on and be finished so we can have the latest packages in a stable base.
No.868309
>>868021
>systemd free
>as in a good thing
>>>/g/
No.868330
>>867897
>nice id, fag
>on a board with no IDs
you might not want to make regular posts from mod.php, mod-kun~
No.868346
>>865705
It's nice that it downloads packages from all mirrors at once with 16 connections
No.868375
>>865678
I know your post is from months ago but I didn't have to do any of that. I just installed OpenVPN and it worked.
No.869374
wbar is about to be added to iso because it has no extra dependencies. It'll be available via right click menu
No.869375
>>869374
Stop being a lazy homo and install Gentoo without Clover.
Its CFLAGS are dangerous and largely unnecessary according to the Gentoo wiki.
They also seem to be arranged in a way as to "outsmart" package maintainers who override them which is the single biggest DO NOT DO in the whole article on optimizations.
Stop using a literal meme-OS and use the OS that it abuses.
No.869377
>>869375
why would i compile my software to be slower though
No.869386
>>869377
Because C/C++ is unsafe as fuck sp nobody is able to write correct code in it which means if you go full hurr durr -O9000 gcc fucks your shit up.
Rewrite it in Rust, then you can do -O9000 safely.
No.869507
No.870035
>>869386
>Rewrite it in Rust
Opinion discarded.
No.870095
No.870682
Lel'd, this should be a banner
Gonna install just to test
No.871138
>>867052
I'd like a transparent/non-clover version of that monster girl for scientific purposes
No.871245
>>865595
I could program a computer to write bullshit responses like this if I could program.
No.871366
Can we please just stop creating a billion fucking esoteric distros and then wonder why Linux isn't becoming a mainstream desktop operating system? If you want a desktop Linux distro chose from the main ones: Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, Fedora, OpenSUSE or Gentoo. Or build your own from scratch.
But, the way things are now, if someone new to Linux were to look up the best distro to download, he'd find hundreds of different answers. And if he were to post on a forum something like "Thinking about choosing this one. Any opinions?" he'd start a never-ending flame war. Do you think that encourages potential newcomers?
It's time to shut up, grow up and start improving existing open-source distros rather than forking them.
No.871393
>>871366
>Do you think that encourages potential newcomers?
Who cares ? Especially ones who would chose what distro to install based on whatever the consensus on some internet forum would be. Fuck those guys
No.871399
>>871393
Dude, I literally do not know a single person who didn't choose his first distro either based on his friends' recommendation, or based on the recommendation of people online.
No.871401
>>871399
because you are cancer those around you are too
No.871410
>>867713
>you're going to have a much better experience if you just install and set up the real OS yourself
I disagree I've installed arch before and every time after I just go with antergos. I've extracted no deeper understanding from typing in esoteric commands into a CLI from the wiki. And if I'm supposed to read the man pages for every single fucking command, then I'll just do that on my own time and not when I'm just trying to get my computer into a usable state.
No.871419
>>871401
Yeah, sure, it's the people I know, it's not the fact that we have spent the past 3 decades building an amazing tool that makes the entirety of human knowledge available (and easily searchable) to everyone everywhere all the time for free, and everyone uses it for everything, including choosing their operating system.
Look m8, more users would benefit absolutely every single current Linux users out there. And if Linux went mainstream, then man, that would just be the best. Cause many of them to dual-boot Windows, because not many companies make software for Linux, and would really like not to have to.
But that's never going to happen if you can't control your addiction to forking every single project you see because you believe it can be improved in this tiny little way, and the current maintainers don't agree. And it's certainly not going to happen if you are then going to form a tribe around your favorite distro and declare war on everyone else.
"Windows sucks, but it's better than having to deal with this nonsense."
"But we don't want these kinds of people" I hear you say. Maybe not, but it's the kind of people you are going to fucking need if you want the Linux Desktop to have any amount of mainstream success. And if you don't then you are a disgrace to everyone you know and you fucking kill yourself.
No.871435
>>865572
All of those distros have lead to nothing but hurt for me. I've had an easier time dealing with and setting up gentoo than those pieces of shit.
No.871442
>>871419
<I want more proprietary proprietary software
Then go to Windows. It all "just works" and your great third party-devs support it. The only way GNU/Linux can became mainstream is by becoming Windows. With all the proprietary shit, DRM, malware, anti-features, spyware consumer shit like candy crush and "app storess" etc. Why even bother with GNU/Linux at this point? Because you are soy drinking hipster that desperately seeks out attention and wants to have used the "cool" OS before it went mainstream? I suggest you go to where you belong, that is Windows 10, or better yet the bottom of a river.
No.871443
>>871442
The fuck you talking about? Are you actually retarded? Linux became popular because Microsoft ruined their operating system (more than it already was)
No.871450
>>871442
Jesus Christ, I don't want more proprietary software, not because I dislike proprietary software, but because proprietary software tends to be shit.
I don't want software of a certain kind, I want good software, and Linux is better than Windows, and if it had all the software Windows has, everyone would use it which would be better for everyone, including for you.
What you want is your own little community away from the outside world. Unfortunately for most of us who actually have a fucking life and have are forced to use Windows have to suffer everyday because of you and your mentality.
No.871465
>>871443
Lol. You are stuck in your reddit bubble. Linux dominates server and embedded, on the desktop it is - and will always be - irrelevant.
>>871450
>proprietary software tends to be shit.I don't want software of a certain kind, I want good software.
Wrong. Proprietary is superior. Chrome is better than Firefox. Steam is better than GOG. Spotify is better than bittorrent. Gmail is better than Thunderbird. Discord is better than IRC. Goggle Docs is better than OpenOffice. Windows is better than Linux.
>I don't want software of a certain kind, I want good software, and Linux is better than Windows, and if it had all the software Windows has, everyone would use it which would be better for everyone, including for you.
Pray tell, what software that is not proprietary and only on Windows that causes you such heartache? Linux is already the most popular "OS" on mobile. We do not have to guess, but simply look at reality. And I know for a fact that Android is not better for me. But this is exactly the future you are wishing for, regardless of your ignorance of it.
No.871513
>>871465
Fuck off CIANigger.
<Gmail is better than Thunderbird
You can't even compare the two, Thunderbird is an email client, Gmail is a botnet email service. You Jews aren't convincing us to use proprietary software, so fuck off.
No.871634
>>871513
gmail is also a webmail client
No.871710
>>871465
> Chrome is better than Firefox.
That's been objectively wrong sine Quantum.
> Google Docs is better than OpenOffice.
OpenOffice has been dead for the past 7 years, which just goes to show how familiar you are with FOSS. LibreOffice, it's successor, is better than Google Docs and almost on par with Microsoft's Office (the only things it's really missing in my experience are non-free fonts and table pivot in Calc).
> Windows is better than Linux.
What? No. Just no. The only thing Linux is missing is software. Aside from that there is literally no reason to use Windows. It's objectively inferior in every way imaginable.
I'm not saying that some proprietary software isn't better than some free software. Adobe's stuff is a good example. IBM AIX too. But Windows is just utterly shit. Fucking crashes all the time. Unable to install itself in a partition without writing it's shitty bootloader that can't boot into any other OS to the MBR. Unstoppable updates. No Ctrl-Alt-F3 to get you out of a GUI freeze. Spies on you. No way to update all the software on your computer, need I go on?
> And I know for a fact Android isn't better for me.
And what is? iOS? Well that still *nix you fucking moron. Windows Phone? I quit.
No.871729
>>871366
no one actually uses arch or gentoo, and if they do they're retards who fell for the meme
No.871731
>>871410
>arch
No shit you didn't learn anything it's basically automated. Install gentoo and you'll probably learn something.
No.871759
>>865822
been using sid for a while now and its never given me any problems, that said, i didnt go crazy trying to fuck with shit either, i think its mostly the stuff that the user changes that breaks shit, but what else can you really expect from a bleeding edge distro anyway?
No.871761
>>871729
>no one actually uses gentoo
t. devlet
No.871770
I made CloverOS, ask me anything
No.871773
No.871777
>>871770
yeah why, is it any good for vidia?
No.871779
>>871770
why made another easy gentoo when funtoo and calculate exist?
No.871841
>>871770
You should really write an article about your whole setup.
It's seriously godlike. Well, for anime music, but still, that's something.
No.871889
>>871773
So it's easy to manage my 5 Gentoo boxes and install it on new boxes.
>>871777
It might be the best distro for vidya because you can emerge any of these packages
https://gitgud.io/cloveros/cloveros/blob/master/binhost_settings/var/lib/portage/world#L175
You can just emerge rpcs3 to play ps3 games, emerge sdlmame to get the latest MAME version, emerge xonotic, and there's other games that are 1GB+ that you can get from CloverOS mirrors. I'm also working on including binaries of more games.
>>871779
Funtoo is actually Gentoo plus a few features that I don't particularly use. I did like Calculate Linux at first, and I did learn from it. In the end, I decided to make a vanilla Gentoo image with a binhost configured in /etc/portage/make.conf.
>>871841
I'll look into writing soon. chiru.no is mostly anime music because I collected a bunch of rare music first (I ended up making torrents and mirrored my collection to a couple people, so this worked out). I listen to other music, but I wasn't as concerned of putting them on my raidz. I'll add more non-anime music in time.
No.871975
>cuckchan
Why would anyone still go there?
No.871979
>>871975
for filling out google v2 captcha and tapping street signs all day
No.871986
>>871979
Jesus christ. Imagine being so far gone that you unironically use a forum ran by a chink who sells your user information, inflates the post CD so you'll buy a pass, and mandates that you do slave work for googles AI every time you want to post something.
Is this some new form of cuckolding?
No.872025
>>867713
pls, don't compare cloveros to manjaro. even cloveros, a distro made by an anon, is more professional than manjaro. manjaro is cancer. They """Forget""" to renew their ssl certs every year and all they do is that they make up a new excuse. manjaro ( at lest used to ) waits until packages from arch repos are """Stable enough""". in effect this mean that bugs don't get fixed. and don't even mention aur access. gentoo overlays are better in every way, aur is over-glorified dump of shell scripts and many of them aren't even maintained anymore. Also AUR isn't meant for people who are new to the GANOO system. If you use AUR, you should be able to read (and understand!!) the shell scripts, as they can execute ARBITRARY CODE. Now manjaro is cuck'd by Microsoft (they include MS office online in the installation now).
CloverOS is gentoo with default configs and binhost (you can disable it, if you really want to).
>>871465
>Steam is better than GOG
That's pretty niggerlicious.
With GOG you actually own the game. plus everything what >>871710 said. Botnet 10 just keeps getting worse and worse with every update.
No.872079
It is made by 4chan's /g/, what do you expect?
No.872082
>>871889
you have to build cloveros like you would gentoo, right?
if yes, how long does it take, and if no, how long would it take if you were to install gentoo with cloveros like setup?
please include your system specs!
No.872100
>>872082
>you have to build cloveros like you would gentoo, right?
Yes but No. CloverOS has a binhost that holds some prebuild binary packages.
Installing gentoo takes a whole day, i would say (i installed gentoo on a computer with some inlel i5 and 8 GB of RAM). I once installed gentoo on my sub $300 laptop and it took nearly three days to get all my applications and openbox installed (i used ssh & tmux to install it so i didnt sit in front of the computer the whole time).
If you have multiple computers, then you can use distcc to compile faster.
No.872116
>>872082
CloverOS installs in about 2 minutes
No.872129
>>872100
Gentoo doesn't take nearly that long if you actually now what you are doing. Even more so if you are moving over configs you already had.
No.872187
>>871770
Isn't gentoo compstible with systemd? Will it work on clover?
No.872188
>>872187
You can emerge systemd from source by removing -G from /etc/portage/make.conf
No.872192
>>872188
Thanks, I'll check it out then. Is there a video I could watch as a tutorial for installing clover?
No.872193
>>872188
Also does clover have its own repos?
No.872197
>>872192
>>872193
It uses Gentoo's ebuilds. When it's time to compile the program, it gets a binary from the CloverOS binhost instead: https://useast.cloveros.ga
Video:
>>867710
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXFwN3q1VaY
No.872199
>>872197
It comes preinstalled with a GUI package manager? Nice.
No.872203
>>865604
Insisting bait isn't bait is still bait. Here is your (You)
No.872213
>>872197
Do the precompiled packages rely on the custom repo to be updated? If so would it be easy simply removing cloveros repo packages and just disabling the repo?
No.872217
>>872213
There's no custom repo, just a binary host. You can switch to source by removing the -G part in /etc/portage/make.conf or using cloveros_settings.sh
No.872225
>>872217
Oooh, sorry, I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to actual technical things in Linux although I've been using it since 2001
No.872228
I rather just use open bsd. works for everything I do. Is already installed. I run basically 4 different programs. 1 for ham and the rest for school. Why switch to some meme os.
No.872237
>>872228
>why switch to some meme os
>uses openbsd
retard detected
No.872283
>>871770
How do I install Gentoo?
No.872287
>>872283
Install CloverOS
set the make.conf to install from source
???
profit
No.872293
>>872287
is there an advantage to installing from source?
No.872294
>>872293
Nope, but thats the standard Gentoo experience
No.872300
>>872294
Then fuck that, the CloverOS installer is real shit
No.872303
>>872300
The installer is literally:
partition or drive to install to
root password
user name
user password
then install. Literally the easiest fucking installer I've ever used.
No.872304
>after years of telling people to install gentoo
>finally someone makes something that makes installing gentoo is easy as shit
>it's really good and kinda over simplifies gentoo
>it even has binaries so fags won't complain about muh compile times
>illiterate niggers still can't into gentoo
No.872328
>>865572
>install OpenSUSE
>its pretty good
>one week later
>root file system (btrfs) corrupted
Sure works well...
No.872451
>>872129
I wanted to redo (most of) my configs as I used to use xfce. And, as I said, I didn't sit in front my computer the whole time. And I checked the price of my laptop and it didn't cost more than bit more than $200.
Or are you are referring to the time that it took for me to install it on my desktop? It was the first time I installed gentoo, so i had to read the docs.
>>872293
>is there an advantage to installing from source?
Yes,
1) The binaries will be optimized for Your hardware.
2) You can choose the options and features you want.
But I recommend that you install CloverOS. You can then remove the binhost and compile everything, if you really want to.
No.872455
>>872293
Yes, you can compile against arbitrary library versions and add arbitrary patches. That's one big reason why gentoo is much more stable than any other OS.
No.872456
>>872100
On a 8 years old low-end laptop it took about half a day to install gentoo. Aside from firefox/qtwebenengine/chrome (I just use firefox-bin and such or it would take 12 hours extra) it takes about 3 hours to install on a 6th gen i5 with 16GB ram.
No.872464
wbar auto-configure
emerge imagemagick && mkdir ~/.wbaricons/
grep -hE '^Name=|^Icon=|^Exec=' $(grep -rl "^Icon=" --exclude={compton,brasero,steam,gcr-viewer}.desktop /usr/share/applications/) | sed 's/Name=/t: /; s/Exec=/c: /; s/Icon=/i: /; s#\(i: \)\(.*\)#i: .wbaricons/\2.xpm#; 0~3 a\\' >> .wbar && ls -v1 /usr/share/pixmaps/*.{png,ico} /usr/share/icons/hicolor/*/apps/*.* /usr/share/pixmaps/*.{xpm,svg} | sed -r 's#(.*/)(.*)(\..*)#convert \1\2\3 ~/.wbaricons/\2.xpm#' | xargs -I{} sh -c {}
No.872712
>>865567
Install Debian instead or CrunchBang++ if your favorite WM is Openbox (like me)
No.872992
>>872712
cloveros is basically a better crunchbang and it has an option for openbox
No.873026
>>872992
jesus fucking christ you're retarded
>gentoo is like debian
no, both of them are as different as trueOS is to netBSD except debian is much better
No.873037
>>873026
He said CloverOS is like Crunchbang. CloverOS is to Crunchbang as Gentoo is to Debian.
Now, think, what is the difference between Gentoo and Debian? That's right, they're both GNU\Linux distros, but they're two separate projects. Now that we've established that, what's the difference between Crunchbang and Debian? That's right, Crunchbang and Debian are both Debian distros, but the aim of Crunchbang is to be lightweight and preconfigured.
From that established knowledge, we can infer that >>872992 was trying to convey that CloverOS is a project that contrasts Gentoo in that it's trying to be lightweight and preconfigured.
Excellent job, class! You used simple logic to comprehend what the other poster was saying rather than intentionally misconstruing what they had to say for the sake of being argumentative. Now it's time for snacks!
No.873105
>>873037
I'm sorry that you had to do this on the behalf of this board's reading comprehension.
No.873112
>>873037
you're even more retarded than the other guy
No.873251
>>873037
>CloverOS is to Gentoo as CrunchBang is to Debian
ftfy
No.873753
>>873724
What window manager is that?
No.873759
>>872328
Did you file a bug report?
No.873760
No.873773
>>869375
>They also seem to be arranged in a way as to "outsmart" package maintainers who override them which is the single biggest DO NOT DO in the whole article on optimizations.
wat? It uses the gentoo way of setting those via make.conf and package.env.
Those are passed to gcc first so if a dev knows know bad compiler flags and defines them in his make/cmake script (-no-featurethatbreaksshit) those will be passed last and disable the make.conf/package.env flags.
Now I think that generally trying to use anything more than -O2 on a system wide basis and then just defining exceptions like clover OS does is a bit of a waste though. Just rice CFLAGS and test them well on programs where it would really make a difference.
And even then, there are devs that mainly use Windows and whatever shit Microsoft IDE available who just repeat decade old mystery tales about compiler optimization without ever having tested things, ie MAMEdev setting -O3 as the default optimization setting but recommeding against -march=native.
No.875525
today i installed cloveros on an old netbook i had laying around
No.875790
No.876173
You mean watered down gentoo? Haha no
No.876245
>>875525
>>875525
>installs a meme distro
>i3 window manager
for heavens sake, anon. if you're gonna go with a meme go all the way and install dwm or pekwm
No.876246
>>876245
What's wrong with i3?
No.876263
>>876245
>he doesn't realize that i3 is the meme window manager
Wheres the WM ram usage fag when you need him.
No.876527
>>876246
i need to talk about my arch install and my socks cuz i'm from /g/ and im a professional i3 configurer and arch install maintainer t. average captchachanner
No.876539
>>876263
dwm is more of a meme
No.876542
>>876245
>dwm
>meme
It's a good WM. The code is like 2k lines, you want to change something you can. Try to change something in KDE or some other shit, it's way harder.
No.876545
>>876542
Who cares about the amount of code it's made with if it's garbage Xorg shit. KDE w/ wayland is currently your best choice.
No.877159
I didn't want to go through the hassle of installing Gentoo again, so I tried installing this instead -- but for some reason it wouldn't boot from the usb. Is it because my T60 doesn't have UEFI cancer?
No.877166
>>876527
You do realize i3-wm is used by professionals, right?
No.877167
>.ga
>registered by freenom
>made by /g/
>hated by Gentoo devs
All I have to say.
No.877168
>>877167
>>hated by Gentoo devs
How come?
No.877169
>>877167
>hated by Gentoo devs
Explain.
No.877171
>>876245
Why rice perfection?
i3's defaults are already great.
No.877172
I would imagine they do
>>869375
> Stop being a lazy homo and install Gentoo without Clover.
> Its CFLAGS are dangerous and largely unnecessary according to the Gentoo wiki.
> They also seem to be arranged in a way as to "outsmart" package maintainers who override them which is the single biggest DO NOT DO in the whole article on optimizations.
> Stop using a literal meme-OS and use the OS that it abuses.
No.877174
No.877213
>>871465
>Chrome is better than Firefox
lol
>Steam is better than GOG
lmfao
>Goggle Docs is better than OpenOffice
rofl
No.877244
>>877169
>>877168
I would imagine it's because CloverOS automates the install, taking away the one barrier of entry to the community.
No.877268
>>877159
Same here. Ended up doing a manual gentoo install but setting the make.conf as per cloveros (it's basically the same thing anyway).
No.877269
>>877213
All of these are true though. Especially chrome > firefox. Modern firefox is unironically unusable.
No.877315
>>877166
Tell me more about your custom i3-gaps build and extensively modified config set
No.877376
>>877244
So gentoofags are archfags now?
No.877441
so I can install from gentoo repositories/use regular gentoo features with CloverOS?
No.877674
>>877441
Yes, just edit /etc/portage/make.conf
No.877697
>>877674
>uptime: 9d
Don't you ever turn your shit off?
No.877705
>>877697
Not him, but pretty much the only time I turn my desktop off is to clean it.
No.877707
>>877697
It's a laptop, I just hibernate
No.877985
>>877707
Hibernate works?!
No.878005
>>877674
>>877933
>tfw it takes you so long to compile a kernel that you dont even bother because by the time your done the next one is out
No.878038
>>878005
Lol. Just run stable. Typically they don't wait 6 major revisions before stabilizing. 4.14 was stable a while ago but there were some strange bugs and then meltdown/spectre so they moved stable back to 4.9.
No.878042
I used to play the distro hopping game but I've been plenty happy with Debian Unstable for the past few years. I might give this a try though since it actually looks like a pretty decent Gentoo fork. Not really a fan of the obvious 4chan branding though.
No.878049
>>878042
Wow, ur so smart using a testing distro as your main OS. It's called unstable for a reason m8. Way to fall for the meme
No.878072
>>878042
It's not even a fork lmao.
Just a set of bash scripts
No.878210
>tfw KDE file picker in Firefox
comfy feels my brehs
No.878248
>>865581
i wouldn't even call it a distro. it's an install script.
No.878358
No.878361
>>878358
Everything's KDE5 except Gloriouskdefilepicker.png
>>878210 has the theme on Oxygen
No.878365
A few things about what I did not see in the supported packages library
Are you ever planning on getting tools like Chef, Puppet, or Vagrant?
Are you ever planning on gettiing Xen packages for virtualization?
Are you ever planning on getting packages for ticketing systems, such as OTRS, Trac, etc?
I would love to deploy a preconfigured Gentoo if it's really any better, but without configuration management, ticketing, or virtualization I couldn't make the leap.
No.878375
>>878365
I'll see into including those. Including packages are the highest priority.
No.878383
No.878411
>>878365
Added: xen xen-tools vagrant puppet trac otrs
Looking at this right now: https://gpo.zugaina.org/app-admin/chef
No.878415
>>878411
sweet
I'll be installing it on my server testbed and giving it a whirl
thanks
No.878425
>>878411
Still working on this, everything will probably be there tomorrow.
No.878448
>>878441
Is there a 32 bit version?
How much RAM does your install take without firefox open?
No.878449
>>878448
my install takes about 150mb, but thats because I'm still running apache on this thing. Otherwise it doesn't eat that much memory until you turn on firefox or waterfox.
No.878453
>>878441
I already read that it's systemd free.
So what's with 32-bit X86 processors?
And how is the driver situation on there?
No.878458
>>878453
x86 is being tossed around, no idea if it will become a thing, since most of our computers use a architecture from at least the past 15 years. The driver situation is fine, my T410 has that shitty integrated nvidia gpu, but the open source driver works fine. There is the option to switch to the proprietary driver in the ./cloveros_settings.sh.
No.878463
>iso file, when written to USB drive, does not UEFIboot, and had to be boot via legacy BIOS
>asked for a drive for install to but then didn't set up a boot partition, nor any options for separate /var or /home
>did not properly install because the scripted event created too many levels of symlinks, according to script output
>installed x86 binaries when I have a 2CPU amd64 setup; the readme gave me no notice of this
>partition created by the system did not boot on a Dell r710
this would be excellent for an atom netbook, and I really like your script, but you should look at the debian installer to get a look at how automated script install should perform
I am not angry and I think all of the work you did so far is really good, but at the same time, documentation and more install options would be nice.
At the very least you should hold true to your memes and have an amd64, UEFI bootable version for server deployment, or mention somewhere that you're only supporting BIOSboot and x86 right now.
Best of luck on this project. I like your design philosophy and your work ethic.
No.878464
>>878458
>x86 is being tossed around, no idea if it will become a thing
Sad. Wanted to install it on my old laptop I spanked with OpenSUSE. It sucks on old hardware especially on a 32-bit processor.
Don't ever install LXDE. It's so broken you have to switch icons so that the settings menu doesn't crash!
tldr: THX anyways
No.878467
>>878463
In the worst case, if you can't start the CloverOS live USB, you can always download the install_script.sh from another live USB distro, run it as root, and it will install CloverOS that way instead.
No.878469
>>878467
I got it booting, but not via UEFI, but as legacy BIOS
the partition I installed to was not BIOS bootable by my Dell r710
No.878470
>>878463
>x86
You sure it doesn't say X86_64?
"X86_64" is "amd64"
No.878471
>>878464
Yeah it would be nice for CloverOS to have x86 and maybe even ARM support, but that depends on if the dev can get that functioning properly. Also yes LXDE is steaming pile of shit, it is available in the CloverOS repo for masochists, but you should install windowmaker or FVWM instead for a lighter and better experience.
No.878481
okay, I see what you did here
you're using vfat for the automatic install and just making that bootable
primitive af
>>878470
I barely read the line because it flew past, but
grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/$drive &> /dev/null
was me misreading that
in any case I'll probably go back into what the installer script did to try to make it bootable
No.878573
>emerge blender
>try to do video editing
>doesn't work
>download binary from website
>works
This also isn't the only application that has problems like this.
You are better off installing shit from source then using cloveros's binhost
No.878688
>>878573
blender needs more use flags
No.878696
Blender has ffmpeg now
[ebuild R ~] media-gfx/blender-2.79-r1::gentoo USE="bullet collada colorio dds elbeem ffmpeg fftw game-engine jemalloc llvm ndof openexr openmp openvdb player sdl sndfile tiff valgrind -cuda -cycles -debug -doc -headless -jack -jpeg2k -libav -man -nls -openal -opencl -openimageio -opensubdiv -osl {-test}" PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET="python3_5 -python3_6" PYTHON_TARGETS="python3_5 -python3_6" 0 KiB
No.878872
>>878365
Currently in: trac otrs vagrant
Working on Xen, getting a dumb ghostscript error at the end.
No.878938
I want to help in some way, most likely distributing the binaries. However I can't do so in a reliable, server-like way. Could it be possible to add a mirror that fetches from a p2p source like ipfs? Also is there a solution not-as-shit as ipfs (keeps clubbering my network and leaking memory with ipfs-go)?
No.878950
Is there any chance for sndio support? It would add basic things like per app volume without pulseaudio insanity
void linux got it working with vlc, mpv, mpd, sdl2, libao and firefox
https://github.com/voidlinux/void-packages/search?o=desc&q=sndio&s=committer-date&type=Commits
http://www.sndio.org/
No.879004
>>878950
>got it working
I hope they realize any patches they could possibly need are in the openbsd ports tree.
Could easily do an overlay with all the patches but honestly its too much effort. You end up having to patch loads of other ebuilds to work around hardcoded crap. And some of the ebuilds are horrific; ffmpeg and anything to do with browsers outsource loads of stuff to eclasses and considering these are the types of things that will need patching it makes it a real pain in the dick.
No.879067
anything other than ubuntu/ubuntu flavors are a meme.
No.879275
>>865622
I met a Suse employee who was an obvious soyboy and he couldn't shut up about how great systemd was, and was visibly offended when I likened it to cancer.
Suse was good in the old days because YaST was much better than anything else if you needed a user interface for system management. I think it was deployed in a lot of places where you didn't have a good Unix culture simply because it was easy and cheap / free.
But sage, clover's a reskin with botnet problems, there is no actual reason to use it.
No.879331
No.879498
games-emulation/citra added
3ds emulator
No.879500
>>878938
The easiest way is to run an http server with the cloveros repo in it. Then that gets added the mirror list in /etc/portage/make.conf It doesn't have to be reliable since aria2c uses all available mirrors.
No.879650
>>879275
>clover's a reskin
It's a gentoo installer for noobs like us
>with botnet problems
explain
No.880352
>>879275
> Hasn't left his house in months.
> Next-door neighbor doesn't even know if anyone lives there; never met Anon.
> "I met a Suse employee who was an obvious soyboy..."
No.881990
>>881988
Reimu? with THAT belly? have some shame.
No.881997
>>879500
>>879498
Nigger could you proxy-maint fvwm? Would be a nice way for Clover project to give something back to Gentoo proper.
No.882289
>>881990
All the better to mating press
No.882294
Clover OS is the best thing ever. It's made by one of my close friends too. Pretty neato
No.882313
>>879275
>>879650
she probably hadn't found the CloverOS repo yet https://gitgud.io/cloveros/cloveros/ or just don't know how to disable the binhost.
No.882328
>>882294
8-themed option for non-cuckchan users when?
No.882377
The one thing I would care about: Reproducable builds. THIS is what we need for the future, where I would like to see some progress. I don't know how to get there, though. Sharing config files for VMs with the package and the checksum?
No.882476
>>882472
Why do clover posters always have uglies on their wallpaper?
No.882498
>>882472
>4chan
go back you dont belong here
No.882528
>>882328
Just change the background colour red in gimp.
No.882672
>>882476
What? If this is a great wallpaper, and so are the others. Want them for my other distro, maybe remaking them.
No.882759
>>868307
Security updates are a meme at this point.
No.882777
>>882476
I bet you think sucking dick isn't gay.
No.882792
>>882672
Your English was a little too broken for me to understand. Were you offering to give we those wallpapers?
>>882777
>thinking specific people are ugly makes me gay
That's not how it works.
No.882793
>>882472
Damn those ads. Really sad to see this.
No.882839
>>882377
this.
otherwise noone will ever want to install a distro made by the hacker known as cuckchan.
No.882980
>>882792
Sorry, it was late, typing error and I'm also not a native speaker. I really like those wallpapers. Would like to use them on my computer, but without the CloverOS branding. I'm thinking of remakeing them.
No.883602
No.884418
I fell for the meme and installed it. The install itself was trivial, but when I tried to emerge tmux, I was met with not one, but TWO circular dependency errors. Please unfuck the default packages.
No.884421
Can this thread fucking die already?
Answer: No
Reason: Unstable meme shit distro that's maintained by a team too small to handle a repository
Other options: Any distro with systemd. If a distro has systemd in 2018 it proves the developers are sane and move along with better, more advanced technologies.
No.884423
>>884421
I see lennart is in full panic mode now that everyone's abandoning his shitshow that is systemdick. Nice.
No.884424
>>884423
>nearly dead board with 5 real users
>everyone
No.884425
>>884423
i don't get why when you go to shutdown or reboot your system these days alot of the time it just decides to fuck you over and wait at least a minute and a half
unmount the fucking hard drives and reboot, why am I just waiting an arbitrary 1:30 for
systemDumbCunt
No.884584
Don't install this, the binhost manager is retarded when it comes to useflags.
half the shit is broken beyond the absolute basic use.
No.884590
>>884584
>(((who))) could be behind that post
No.884613
>>883200
koishi <3
>>884421
top kek. systemd is the least sane abomination there is. atm runit is the most sane init/service supervisor, imo
>>884584
but you can just disable the binhost and adjust the CFLAGS and/or USEFLAGS to your liking, if you really want to.
No.884677
No.884681
>>884613
>but you can just disable the binhost
but you can just install gentoo.
No.884772
if you're having a problem, please actually tell me what the problem is or take a screenshot
No.884785
>>884772
The install (to be clear though, this was the version from earlier in March) came with circular dependencies - for git and perl. The latter is easy to fix (perl-cleaner) but I don't know how to resolve the ones for git. Help.
No.884829
It's not based on Ubuntu and it doesn't use the Cinnamon desktop! Absolutely unusable!
No.884830
>>884829
I know! It sucks that Cinnamon forces you to use pulse audio and systemD! Guess I'll have to use Mate and turn on compositing to enjoy my distro!
No.884831
>>884830
But Cinnamon doesn't force you to use systemd! And why should it matter? It's faster and more secure than any other init systems! :3
>mate
Have fun using a desktop environment that crashes when you do the simplest of customization, such as making the panel autohide or transparency, fag! x3
No.884839
>>884831
I have never had Mate crash so far, and it looks just as nice as Cinnamon with nice themes to go with it!
No.884848
>>884839
It has less features but uses +100mb more memory than Cinnamon too! Why use Mate (or any other UI) other than Cinnamon? x3
No.884852
>>884848
>uses +100mb more memory
That's bullshit, especially if you compile Mate to use less needless dependencies. Not that it matters to me, since I use windowmaker or enlightenment more often instead.
>furfag
Better go back to 4/g/ before your furfag friends miss you.
No.884857
>>884852
>thinks dependencies increase memory usage
No.884858
No.885021
>>884857
It does when it's compiled into the binary or is set to use more shared libraries
No.885045
No.885046
>>871366
>>871419
You obviously don't understand how it works, newfag.
The people that put distros together and maintain them are not the same people that write induvidual packages.
The the code that a developer releases for his program makes up the so called "upstream".
The upstream code is then compiled and packaged by the distro (downstream) maintainers.
The guys that do the real work are the upstream developers and they have nothing to do with induvidual distros.
It's not like all those countless distros are completely different operating systems written from scratch, where for each one you need to have a workforce equivalent to microsoft's pajeet army to write millions upon millions of lines of code.
One guy can make a distro from scratch pretty easily. All he needs to do is write a basic package manager, set up a repository and write a few install scripts, maybe include a few custom config files.
Forking a distro is trivial, mostly because you don't have to write a package manager from scratch.
What you'll probably want to do in this case is decide on which packages to pre-install, pre-configure them if needed and change some install scripts.
So it's not difficult to shit out a new distro, even a dumbass like you could do it.
No.885139
No.885198
>>885139
I'm not trying to hide it you retarded cunt
No.885302
No.885305
No.885350
>>882472
>clickbait "Russian women looking for you" ads
No.885354
>>865567
>meme os
Of course not.
No.885357
>>885350
This is the legacy luggage lad left behind. The FBI is running cuckchan very well.
No.885431
>>884829
>>884831
>Cinnamon
>usable on any other distro than mint
pick one
Why would you even use Cinnamon or mate, when kde and xfce4 (or a window manager of your choice) exists?
SystemD isn't the fastest init. try shutting down a system that has systemdick in its guts, it takes like 2 or 3 times longer than a system without it.
No.885493
I'm willing to bet that Cinnamon's popularity is entirely due to its name.
No.885573
>>885431
>kde
extremely bloated, even compared to cinnamon. also is a memory hog
>xfce
>systemd
7 second bootup time on my machine, 3 second logout :)
>>885493
pissed shit meme distro user
outdated garbage
No.885578
No.885664
>I want a desktop distro that just werks
Mint. It's a better Ubuntu.
>I want to get work done
Debian.
>I'm an autistic distro hopper and I can't find the "perfect" distro
Gentoo can be absolutely anything you want it to be, compiling everything isn't as bad as you think.
>I want muh bleeding edge
kill yourself
Those are the only distros that exist.
No.885766
>>885664
funny you should say that, Gentoo can be bleeding edge too.
No.885784
>>885431
It is mostly useable on Void (but loop crashes on a musl vatiant) except for a few minor unimportant bugs.
>>885493
I use it mainly for the ability to four way split my screen.
No.885818
>>865603
Dear Mr Gristlehead Bunched-Panties please
fuck off back to reddit
No.885831
>>885573
I don't think KDE uses that much memory anymore (especially on Gentoo, without baloo/akonadi/PIM stuff)! Even on some binary distros KDE systems seem to use as little as 300MiB.. Sure, we all would like it to be even less but considering that Gnome seem to use 2-4 times more it's pretty good
No.886027
feh --bg-fill $(curl -s "http://cloveros.booru.org/index.php?page=post&s=list&tags=wallpaper&pid=$(shuf -n1 -i0-620)" | grep -oP "(?<=src=\").*(?=\" alt)" | shuf -n1 | sed "s#.*_#http://img.booru.org/cloveros//images/1/#") && scrot && feh --bg-fill wallpaper.png # foolproof and easy way to advertise
No.886043
>>885766
yeah, doesn't make it any less pointless.
No.886044
Not really a full DE but windowmaker has the best interface.
No.886207
>>886044
It has a nice GUI for configuration, which is much more convenient than editing the config file.
No.886355
>>886028
What is the bar you are using at the top?
No.886370
>>886355
Bash script that eats a lot of cpu and needs to be rewritten in C
https://gitgud.io/cloveros/cloveros/raw/master/home/user/stats.sh
urxvt -geometry 400x1+0+0 -fn '6x13' -sl 0 -e ./stats.sh
No.886389
No.886404
>>886370
In live mode the stats.sh doesn't display my volume or battery. Is this just a quirk with live mode or does it seriously not recognize them?
(ThinkPad X230)
No.886411
Set your default sound device in ~/.asoundrc to get volume:
defaults.pcm.card 1
defaults.ctl.card 1
Battery depends on /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/capacity
No.886448
>>886411
does the RX480 sound work yet? the command that you posted earlier doesn't work.
No.887130
CloverOS now uses LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL
No.887133
No.887151
>>887133
Why are you mad? Let him have his fun. Just hide the thread if you don't like it.
No.888813
terminology is pretty good
No.888883
No.889039
>>888813
i'd use gentoo if i didn't have to manually configure my USE flags. otherwise it's a pretty cool distro.
No.889047
>>889039
It's not that bad to do manually. When you are installing a package with -a / --ask it will show you all the USE flags so if you see something you want you can do it then. Once it's done it's done and you can copy those USE flags to any machine you set Gentoo up on.
No.889064
>>887130
Could someone add netsurf (the framebuffer version with javascript support) to the binary repos? I might actually start using this.
No.889076
" If you develop or compile software that requires new versions of libraries this is a problem, since versions in repos date back to 4000 BC..."
BWAAAAAAA-HAA-HA-HA ! ! !
Laughing so damn hard because it's true.
Okay - do you have an older system or don't want all the Bullshit systemd drags with it ?
(Why the fuck would you tie the init system in with running processes once the system is up ? ? ?
'The Man' with '5 eyes' ? )
Check out the Devuan distros. Systemd free. They are even set up to keep from pulling in systemd dependencies.
K.I.S.S.
https://devuan.org/os/partners/devuan-distros
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No.889778
>FunrollOS
>ShitrollOS is thrash use Oldvuan instead
This thread is solid proof that this board is already /g/.
No.889893
>>889778
Gee anon, what quote gave you that idea?
No.890084
>>889039
the profile sets some basic USE flags, so you won't have to do everything yourself. Also, when you get CloverOS/Gentoo set up, you don't have to fiddle with USE flags that often.
No.890565
>>889778
why can't you u sage correctly
No.890573
>>890565
wasn't trying to sage, I forgot to remove name
No.890715
Explain to me why the fuck I should move off my Debian install I've been happy with for years to this shitty /g/ OS.
No.890717
>>890715
You shouldn't. You should install Gentoo without the /g/ cancer.
No.890718
>>872328
>beta' file system
Not a single instance on my system.
I'd say ext is a lot okay but also suffers the same problems years ago.
You're using a rolling SUSE beta testing OS so you're asking to be a beta test guinea pig before btrfs reaches 'marketability' and ready for shipping..
No.890723
>>865567
>OS made by IRC circle jerkers
>iirc the front page jokingly sported a girl with hairy armpits before
I guess it's just gentoo with a few scripts, I won't be too harsh of a critic and lets say it's just gentoobabbies first project. If I were them though I'd be happier providing overlay builds (assuming they had the comp) instead of making another meme distro out of the box that fades as the userbase or funds fades (bonus if the domain gets rekt first).
>/g/ os
>4cuck literally won't work unless you enable google botnet cross scrpits and js keylogger and other 4th party scripts from suspicious domains
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No.890838
im running gentoo on boxes i normally wouldn't even bother to maintain yo
No.890893
>>890838
I like your wallpaper.
No.891168
WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED TO THE CLOVEROS BOORU
No.891181
No.891190
No.891223
>>891181
is there one with tohruu im too lazy to check
No.891224
No.891295
>>865581
If you think that's bad you should see that webbrowser /g/ tried making. It had retardedly messy code and a 2048x animu image hard coded into a C file.
No.891409
spacefm --desktop is pretty nice
No.891638
No.891640
>>891638
Does spaceFM come with automounting for MTP devices?
No.891650
No.894170
>>894166
>4cuck
>xD
kys and never come back.
No.894172
Uninstall cloveros and install gentoo the correct way.
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:Main_Page
No.894178
>>891181
I remember a few years back chiru.no supported rsync for downloading their song library but I can't find the page. Is it still supported? It would be cool to keep a mirror.
No.894180
No.895415
>>894172
why uninstall CloverOS, when you can just edit your make.conf and disable the binhost and then just recompile everything?
>>894178
mirror ftp://weebftp.org pls
No.895458
Please allow this potentially backdoored gentoo thread to 404.
No.895562
>>895458
The only backdoors are the ones you install.
No.895579
Smells of cuck chan in this thread
No.896590
>>895415
That ftp is down. Let me know when it's up and I'll take a look. I have plenty of storage.
No.896981
>>895415
don't listen to >>894172, he's a gatekeeping faggot.
No.897120
>>895415
Because you'd be lacking any experience with the tools on your system, relying completely on the binhost's fagy scripts.
>>896981
I'm not gatekeeping, you should at least read through the gentoo handbook once before using gentoo.
Basic understanding is better then running around blind.
No.897705
No.900722
>>900714
Guess you never tried Gentoo are Arch then like every other person here is running.
No.900727
>>900714
great, now I can delete your fucking post, anon
but I won't, because I'm a good bgoy
No.900744
>>900727
some cheeky faggot actually did it
shame
No.903874
>>900722
>>900727
what did he say?
No.904488
>>903874
> I said that CloverOS was a great way to install gentoo.
> Faggot then pretended he spoke english >>900722
> I responded that faggot should respond in english, and I've been using gentoo for 16 years now.
> Faggot then stated how he could delete my post
> Then some faggot actually did it for him.
So I'll restate here:
CloverOS is a fantastic way to install gentoo. If you're installing it on a Ryzen 5 2400G, make sure to install the latest bios updates (made a huge difference in USB latency), and install gentoo-sources with USE="experimental" in order to enable -march=znver1 in make menuconfig.
No.904524
>>904488
Guess you never tried Gentoo are Arch then like every other person here is running.
No.904561
>>895562
Do I need fumos to install CloverOS?
No.904594
>>865567
Gentoo is always good if it werks
No.904602
>>895562
yes, which is why you shouldn't install a backdoored OS
No.905091
installed cloveros on muh thinkpile
No.905114
>>905091
I recommend you check your priorities if you have a stack of Thinkpads that high and a camera with more grains than a beach
No.905179
>>905114
my priorities are fine breh
No.905964
>>904550
do you have problems with phantom clicks on your tablet?
really fucking annoying when im watching full-screen videos
No.906880
>>865567
Jesus Christ, just install Slackware and slack off.
No.907695
No.907788
>>907695
>cloveros
>2191 votes
How?
No.907791
>>907788
halfchan population dummy
No.907792
>>907791
Oh right, i forgot they exist.
No.907955
>>907788
people like you who clicked that link
No.907960
Is there an option to have Transparency on the menu bars or to have them be the same color as the background wallpaper. That is kind of the only thing I like about Windows 10 really despite it spying on me.
No.907964
>>907960
Easy way to change title bar color in fvwm:
color=69aEb6; sed -i "s/\(Style \* BackColor \).*/\1#$color/; s/\(Style \* HilightBack \).*/\1#$color/; s/\(Colorset 1 bg #\)......\(.*\)/\1$color\2/" ~/.fvwm2rc ; killall fvwm ; fvwm &
Just change color= with your 6 character color
https://www.webpagefx.com/web-design/color-picker/
No.907979
>>907964
>color=69aEb6; sed -i "s/\(Style \* BackColor \).*/\1#$color/; s/\(Style \* HilightBack \).*/\1#$color/; s/\(Colorset 1 bg #\)......\(.*\)/\1$color\2/" ~/.fvwm2rc ; killall fvwm ; fvwm &
>easy
absolutely_loonix.jpg
No.907981
>>871366
>hurr loonix unyt
Why, but it's underway. One systemd to rule them all and in the cuckness bind them
No.908262
>a literal cuckchan OS
wew
No.908267
>>908262
It's Gentoo, but for niggers!
No.908481
>>908262
it was posted on 8ch first though
No.908497
>>908267
But GNAA has already made Linux for Niggers™.
No.908537
>>904561
They aren't needed but they make the installation comfy. Pictured is a T61 that I'm installing cloverOS on.
No.908552
>>907964
Productivity has increased. Three thinkpads running CloverOS.
No.908570
Can't wait for this get more popular so it'll be even better when it's revealed it comes with backdoored binaries.
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No.908613
>>908552
What are the disks/partitioning used?
No.908616
>>908613
you can set it up to use a whole disk like sda or you can open up gparted, partition your disks, then tell the installer to use sda1-2-3... basically the disk you created from partitioning.
No.908646
>>908570
I'm not good enough at C to do that in a way that won't be easily detected. In fact, I barely even know C.
No.908717
>>905964
Yeah but rarely, keep the screen clean and it isn't that much of an issue. I experience the pen mouse movements re-positioning into a random place sometimes, but that is fixed by moving the pen away, then moving it back into the area of detection. The biggest issue is when the pen is over one of the edges of the screen, and it doesn't position the mouse properly until I actually tap down on that area.
No.908741
>FN hotkeys and media keys work out of the box
>Have to manually setup fucking removable media
No.908760
>>908741
spacefm can do it
No.908770
>>908760
>Run: Mount /dev/sdb1
>Status: Finished with error ( exit status 1 )
>Error connecting to the udisks daemon: Could not connect: No such file or directory
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No.908775
No.908825
>>908770
Literally emerge udevil wow gezz
No.908844
>>908825
Didn't change anything.
No.908849
No.908850
>>908849
I did, and I did a complete system reboot. It's still giving me the same error.
No.909338
>>907964
your sed command is missing an entry for the menu color, I had to manually change it.
No.909346
>>865575
When the people calling bait are the real bait
No.909576
>>871770
>tainting it with cuckchan branding
for what purpose
No.910006
>>909576
CloverOS orignally started as an idea on halfchan before the first exodus.
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No.910060
No.911318
No.911511
>>865820
>Sid = rolling
>hur-durr newer shit than Arch
Not him, but still doesn't mean shit's newer than Arch. OpenSUSE Tumbleweed actually has newer shit than Arch, though.
No.911512
>>891295
what browser, anon? Sauce please
No.914435
>>905091
I have grouped programs in submenus, since the default is kinda long. Do you guys have any use for this?
https://p.teknik.io/Raw/jtAIs
No.915232
File: 55723081e88f66d⋯.png (Spoiler Image, 9.94 MB, 7680x4320, 16:9, 2018-05-16-104633_7680x432….png)
No.917393
>>911512
I think he's talking about netrunner
No.917396
>>906880
Is there a distro called Jackware?
No.917399
No.917950
>>907788
Le 4chin army of course!