It is the work of thousands of people all over the globe. It isn’t trying to be a copy of anything.

There’s a lot of ideology at play here.

My bad, i thought that was included in file system access.

By not letting the user import/export addon settings, bookmarks?

Btw, i hate the opinion that the dev must babysit his users. It makes software worse, not better, look at Firefox’s profille folder for an example. If you have to, make an intro to train them.

POSIX shell. No, seriously. Works everywhere.

After that Python for usability.

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Alternatively, Turnstyle.

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So it doesn’t break userspace anymore?

Weird, a grimace in the thumbnail usually drives me away, because it implies overstipulated trivia for teens to me.

Yeah, “Systemd won”, “it’s decided”, stuff like this on discourse. Sorry, but that’s not how Open Source works.

That bridge function would still need root (or critical level security holes) to be installed, if the ROM doesn’t ship it.

Wait, there is POS for convertibles?

• portal: cli file transfer agent between computers
• croc: simple file transfer tool via local server, with Android Appp
• transfer.sh: cli file sharing via cloud

Btw, clipboard is great too.

But that’s what i did. Still only a week.

Btw, is there a stripped down from AOSP custom rom around? I only want to use my old phone as alarm clock but standby holds only a week, despite the battery being rather big. My old Galaxy S3 with custom rom and BBS optimized held a month at least.

But Android.

Silverblue killed distrohopping for me. Really frustrating.

Then kill it. Distrohop again.

Some kernels trade efficiency with a bit more power. Setup (like, schedulers) is probably optimized for this too. Gaming features like esync fsync ootb enabled. Integration of some launchers/services. That’s the main differences.

I’m not sure, but i wouldn’t be surprised if they have a dpkg-reconfigure script for window manager (desktop environment) switching.

But even if not, it’s no trouble at all. You can have multiple DE at the same time. Your display manager (login mask) should let you switch between them.

And yeah, packages are named gtk-<name>-theme in Arch, i think it was similiar in Debian. Then change via xfce4-appearance-settings (“Appearance” in menu). Or just download and drop a theme in ~/.local/share/themes, as long as it is a gtk-theme. Though for window borders, it needs a folder “xfwm4” in it.

Here’s a bunch of themes.

I mean, i’m a software developer too. I just sometines forget all he context.

Hmm, thinking about it like that, the whole software stack has a similiar situation to the modern web: historical layers upon layers. Maybe we should sometime start from scratch, if the situation with vulnerabilities, reliability and brittleness becomes bad enough/gets more weigth.