September 2016 Screenshot thread

[PackRat]

^ Looks good jedi - I ssume manjaro uses pacman for package management; do they use the Arch repos, or do they have to maintain their own?

 Nice to see jwm getting some love ozi.

[jedi]

they maintain their own, but you can add the arch repos.  or the AUR if you like living dangerously...  (i don't anymore...)  Gotta say, Xfce is pretty darn slick for a change...  Also only a thousand packages installed as opposed to Fedora and Ubuntu with 2000 +  (insane AND ridiculous)

[PackRat]

The Aur - any time I've added packages from the Aur, Arch soon borked; stay away from that 

Back on topic -

[Snap]

The Aur - any time I've added packages from the Aur, Arch soon borked; stay away from that

That's what they say. I've been away from Arch for a long while but I remember it that way too. Better to compile from source yourself than trust often unattended aur packages.

[jedi]

Thinking I have Manjaro fully dressed now and ready for full use.  I'm not complaining about having a brand new laptop, just that I'm not happy with my Linux choices on it!  But hey, with Windows and Mac, I got no choices at all.  I'll eventually have VSIDO as the 'goto' OS on this beast, wait and see!



one more...

[VastOne]

Really good stuff Jed and RatMan...

A scrot showing a less than 3 minute install with the latest ISO's ... the size of the ISO has almost doubled over the last year with all the crap gcc/Debian has added. I have only removed apps over the last year so there is nothing at all I have done to make a 300 MiB change to the ISO size...

Imagine how fast it would install if it was back down to the 400 MiB marks it was once at...

[jedi]

Just W O W!!!

[ozitraveller]

Amazing! Only 3 minutes!

I must agree with your comment about debian bloat! So many more dependencies with every release!

Great work V-ger!

[PackRat]

vsido install times are just insane.

last one for Sept. - xmonad, xmobar: