@reiddragon @bunsenlabs Yeah, I hope #OpenBox either adds #Wayland or gets the #Sway - Treatment and someone makes a fork/clone for #Wayland…

@reiddragon true, true

Also consider #OpenBox like @bunsenlabs for a fresh taste you can easily rice…

The YouTube channel "I use Devuan btw" has been testing XLibre with the #Nvidia RTX 4060 using CUDA driver 590.48.01. He says, "It works great. OS is #devuan 6 excalibur with #openbox window manger. If your gpu supports version 570+ it'll work." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbhtNWhtp1A

#XLibre #XingsDay

Xlibre & nvidia Works Great

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Apparently #Ubuntu 24.04 LTS uses #wayland and that's why #XFCE isn't loading.

Ubuntu's Unity is just "meh." It's very much the Linux equivalent of the #Windows11 GUI.

Under #xorg, XFCE4 was my go-to but often times I'd also use #Openbox.

What more minimalist options can anyone recommend?

Thanks.

BunsenLabs Carbon Arrives With Debian 13 and Wayland Integration
https://www.debugpoint.com/bunsenlabs-linux-carbon-review/

#linux #opensource #debian #openbox

Huge shout out to @vermaden for the excellent #openbox configuration.

Your time and effort into such a great tutorial is most appreciated. Thanks.

#FreeBSD #desktop #awesome #thanks

Y'know what? I don't think I ever swapped the hard drive on this #FreeBSD #laptop for an #ssd. I think it's still the 13 year old 5,400 RPM drive. Whoops.

Pretty sure that explains why it feels slower than molasses dripping down a freezer wall.

I mean, 16GB of RAM and a quad core i7 is still pretty good for a laptop running nothing but #openbox and #Firefox - though that has become quite the resource hog. πŸ€”

Lilidog - #debian 13 mit openbox #linux #openbox

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@Zenie @rl_dane

On this #FreeBSD laptop, I just use startx to run #openbox. I've done that on plenty of #Debian systems in the past....even in its lighter days with #sysvinit. It it helpful with multiple users, however.

As for #systemD, if it were just an init manager I'd have less of a problem with it. Creating "unit files" and where things are located are convoluted at best.

SystemD has its tentacles in other traditionally non-init things like /etc/resolv.conf and others. That's where my biggest problem lies.