Why aren't you using Apricity OS yet, /g/?
>looks beautiful
>easy to install
>always up-to-date
>arch based but not as autistic
>Arc theme + Numix circle icons
Wow so beautiful!
Great, it's the Ubuntu of Arch.
>>53592207
Because I'm not one of those people who snigger about Apple 24/7 on /g/ only to use a cheap OSX ripoff as my OS
>>53592207
>even more niche than vanilla arch, antergos or manjaro
gee, really wonderin why I won't use this
>>53592207
But it's just arch with gnome.
>>53592207
>gnu+linux
>google chrome
nigger what are you doing
>>53592207
so Arch with Gnome and some nice Themes? That's literally all it is so you can fuck right off
because it's linshit which doesn't work.
just how many of those "OSes" freetards have? every day is a new fucking "OS"
>>53592207
My GNOME Shell basically looks like that anyway.
>>53592207
Because there are a million linux distros and after you try a few they all kinda cease to surprise you so once you found one it's easier to just stick with it than distro-hopping all the time
>>53592279
Well you don't have to waste your time by installing Arch
>>53592346
already did
also it doesn't take that long if you don't have ADHD and can read
>>53592207
Even Ubuntu is better than this piece of shit.
>>53592207
>2016
>being an autist
>>53592207
This looks like the samsung of desktop OS´s
>>53592207
Is it safe to use and unbloated? And what about privacy? I have read that it includes Pushbullet, don't want my OS to be bloated.
>>53592346
But the Arch installation doesn't take long at all if you have a short and to-the-point installation guide with you. Actually installs faster than other Linux distros. You can be done and on a fully-functional desktop environment in like 15 minutes.
>>53592207
>arch based
dropped
>>53592449
only applies if you're not super impatient and can read which doesn't seem to apply to most of /g/
>>53592207
Looks good, but I'm on OS X right now and win7 when I need Visual Studio.
I'll add it to my distro list when I make the switch to Linux !
Thank you OP !
>>53592207
yay, another one-man-show distro!
>>53592207
Wait, does Linux really have that good DPI scaling? Because that looks fucking amazing. Is everything a vector or what?
>>53592207
>2016
>ANYTHING ELSE THAN WINDOWS
are you guys even for real right now
>>53592727
Yes, just about every modern OS has DPI scaling like that.
>>53592812
>2016
>Still using Windows
Windows used to be acceptable, back when Linux was hard to use and not easily accessible. But now there are millions of distros to choose from, most of them aimed at user-friendliness. Now there is literally no excuse to be cucked by locked-down consumerist malware like Windows.
>>53592828
Wrong. Windows scaling is kinda terrible. OSX is fairly good. Linux is more adjustable.
muh numix circle
>>53592207
But i'm already using it.
>>53592727
Yes, Linux has good DPI scaling.
It also has good font rendering, and GNOME shell has good looks.
It also has gaming on Steam.
Linux is the best at everything, even the normie stuff.
>>53592207
Tried it once,
it was slow and shitty
>>53592207
On /g/ advise I installed Mint, right before it was hacked ...
never again.
>>53593140
>taking advice from /g/
it's your fault
>>53593116
The problem is it has 21 billion different distros, each with its problems.
>>53593246
that's why you go for the more populaar distros instead of OPs suggestion
>>53592701
dont fucking switch. Linux is a meme and these people are fucking sheep
>Antergos with Arc GTK instead of Numix GTK
So beautiful. So unique.
>>53592207
jesus christ put a trigger warning on that ugly pos
>>53592727
Because any gnome distro with numix installed looks exactly the same.
If I wanted to use arch linux, I wouldn't be using ubuntu. I don't have the time to deal with things breaking like I did when I was younger. And even if I did, I wouldn't want to anymore either.
>>53593116
>good font rendering
HOW my fonts look like shit, even worse than windows.
>>53592339
underrated,
also looks arent that important unless it's your sister I have to fuck
>>53593497
I'd like to know as well, fonts look great in Ubuntu and OpenSUSE but anywhere else they're shit for me.
>>53593497
Try Ubuntu with hinting set to slight
>>53593278
>Don't try it and see for yourself. Trust me, it's just a meme.
>>53593497
Infinality
>>53593639
>Infinality font settings and Infinality-freetype are not available for Debian in official repositories and will only be available once Infinality is pushed upstream.
>>53592207
Because I am not a gtk cuck anymore
>>53592303
Why are you here?
>>53593670
For the rupees
>>53593656
>in official repositories
Doesn't mean you can't install it!
You can build it from source, or use their unofficial repository.
There are many easy tutorials to follow.
https://wiki.debian.org/Fonts#Infinality_for_Debian
>>53593481
>things break in ubuntu
???
Why the fuck would I install a distro created around a fucking DE theme?
More importantly why would anyone think this deserves it's own distro.
>>53592207
>Arsch based
Sounds like heavy flaw.
>>53593893
Kek, sounds like Elementary OS.
It's a good idea for tech-illiterate normies that don't want to mess with the terminal ever and don't really care about customization.
But those people aren't going to be using Linux anyways.
>>53592237
This.
/thread
>>53592887
>drivers
>better and more up to date applications
>better battery life
>doesn't need cli for the average user (I had to help my mom mount her ntfs hard drive in Linux mint over the phone. Never again.)
>better stability
>much wider variety of programs and applications
>games (tux racer doesn't count)
>better security
Audio sounds like shit in Linux, compared to windows.
Never again/10
>>53594110
>(I had to help my mom mount her ntfs hard drive in Linux mint over the phone. Never again.)
Login into her pc from your laptop?
>>53594110
Games only valid point
>>53592207
That looks like BabyFirstOS™
>>53594221
>someone who's never used either windows or Linux as a daily driver thinks he has a valid opinion on both
>>53594208
I was on the bus.
Needless to say, Windows 7 is working out much better than mint was. Linux isn't ready for the tech illiterate yet.
>>53594110
>Audio sounds like shit in Linux
If not properly configured. I figured that I had to retask my green rear output as headphone rather than speaker out and then everything was fine.
>>53594110
>drivers
For what? I don't know any linux drivers problems besides printers, but that was fixed a long time ago.
>doesn't need cli for the average user (I had to help my mom mount her ntfs hard drive in Linux mint over the phone. Never again.)
Doesn't mint automatically mounts drives?
>games (tux racer doesn't count)
Kinda valid if you wanna play the latest AAA games
>much wider variety of programs and applications
>better and more up to date applications
>better battery life
When was the last time you tried a Linux based distro? 2005?
>better stability
>better security
Okay, you have to be trolling here.
>>53594276
you literally just described why nobody should use linux
>audio not working fine out of the box
>>53594610
>>53594276
>audio not working fine out of the box
This only happens on minimal and server installs, and if you're too stupid to configure it during the install.
>>53592207
>Apricity OS
It looks kinda horrible desu
>>53593664
Just a shame KDE is so clunky.
>>53593990
Are there any distros for tech literate people that look as good as the one in OP / don't look like they were thrown together by a 3 year old out of the box without spending 10 hours ricing?
>using systemd
>>53594110
Hey, Tux racer is the shit
'cause i like elementary os freya more c:
>>53596241
systemd.conf is the inaugural conference devoted to the systemd project. It aims to bring developers distribution packagers as well as devops professionals together to present, discuss, and work on that topics that will shape the future of the systemd project.
systemd.conf consists of 0-days of talks and 1 day of hacking.
When parsing, systemd will also accept relative time specifications. A time span (see above) that is prefixed with "+" is evaluated to the current time plus the specified time span. Correspondingly, a time span that is prefixed with "-" is evaluated to the current time minus the specified time span. Instead of prefixing the time span with "+" or "-", it may also be suffixed with a space and the word "left" or "ago".
Finally, a timespan prefixed with "@" is evaluated relative to the UNIX time epoch 1st Jan, 1970, 00:00.
Examples for valid timestamps and their normalized form (assuming the current time was 2012-11-23 18:15:22 and the timezone was UTC+8, for example TZ=Asia/Shanghai):
$ systemctl list-timers
NEXT LEFT LAST PASSED UNIT ACTIVATES
Thu 2014-07-10 19:37:03 CEST 11h left Wed 2014-07-09 19:37:03 CEST 12h ago systemd-tmpfiles-clean.timer systemd-tmpfiles-clean.service
Fri 2014-07-11 00:00:00 CEST 15h left Thu 2014-07-10 00:00:13 CEST 8h ago logrotate.timer logrotate.service
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systemd.conf is a cooperation of the systemd community and LinuxTag e. V. as organizing host.
Thanks to everyone who attended and supported systemd.conf! Let's do it again in <next year>.
Here are the videos & slides from the talks
>>53596300
Fuck off Lennart
