Great video! Wish you could go more in depth in a future video.

I really love Geany. It's native, fast, rock solid yet underrated. I'm a web developer and it really really does the job. Awesome IDE.

Kde was and is standart in Open SuSe, fine to learn something more, how you do en what can you do, Thanks good video😊

this series is amazing dude ❤❤❤

Hi, so this automatically installs that cool picom fork? Or do we need to invoke another script for that? Also this is some amazing stuff WOW!

Man, it was a huge effort for a begginer in Linux like me, but in the ends everything is working fine. I really appreciate the tutorial. Keep the good working, man. Cheers from Brazil.

Very cool. Since I'm a tab hoarder, I've been opening a separate process of firefox , then once I'm done on a research sprint I'll save all tabs as bookmarks for later reference if I want. Tab stash has even more function and easier to group and name tab groups. Thanks for sharing.

I finally got around to watching this one. It's a good grounding after some of the WM videos confused me. I may learn more from playing with this than some of the window managers.

For brave/chrome, I suggest TabTabTab. It's the closest extension I've found to this. It automatically/manually groups tabs, and you can manage/save/restore them from its window.

When You install trixie, doesnt change debian to hyprland, still said debian

I would also suggest the extension "Bookmarked speed dial" for easily accessing your saved stashes at your homepage instead of the default one.

This feels like it was a feature Firefox used to have that got removed at some point. Anyway, glad to have it back.

Indeed, a very nice addon, much needed for me. It will make better and smoother my browsing experience. Just added to my Firefox on Opensuse. Thank you for your suggestion and well explained video 😊

Thanks for the suggestion, I am kind of used to multi row tabs, but this seems to be more organized.

I just fell in love. A dream come true ?

I was literally looking for a solution like this today lol. Awesome, thank you!

I'll stick with Sideberry for now.

Tab management is such a pain ;-;

This looks amazing. Wish that it was on Vivaldi.

Sweet, I gotta play with that. Damn you, you just screwed up another quiet evening. ;-)

I like it better without the debian kernel in the slsstatus bar

Fluxbox is my WM since many years, I migrated over from Blackbox when the project started. I kept looking at Openbox from time to time, since I stopped using Flux's tab feature and toolbar some years ago, but in Openbox I never liked having to edit xml files for configuration, I prefer the Fluxbox text files for editing my root menu, my key bindings and stuff. I'm using my Fluxbox with xfce4-panel, xfce4-terminal, and of course Picom for the eye candy.

Can you help me how did you add and connect the tv live video. I already did the movies and music. But i have not figured out the tv live

Hey man I searched in your dwm config for your super+v to open alsamixer and couldnt find it, can you either share where it is in the config or how to also implement this feature?

hi, this is amazing. great job. you mentioned on the linux cast podcast/stream you were digging into wayland compositors, cant wait. please explore xfce panel and plugins as they are now supported on wayland. dying for my xfce to come around to wayland. gnome is meh. there is a video showcasing labwc 0.72 with xfce panel on wayland so yeh just gotta connect the dots. figure out the puzzle. thanks. subbed.

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I am using Ubuntu 22.04 , can I use this install script to install ( dwm, awesome and icewm )

How would we install Debian on RAID1 btrfs?

Hello, sorry for my way of writing, I use Google Translate. I have always wanted to try xfwm like Wm, your video makes me even more curious... I mean, in order to do this we start with a minimal Debian installation and then we have to install and configure Openbox (as in chapter 1) and then replace the Openbox by xfwm? To be honest, I got a little lost at the beginning, could you please guide me on how to start? Thank you very much in advance and greetings from Colombia

Love Geany! It’s my preferred text editor for everything.

Thank you for your video. Its excellent

Yes openbox!... My first love 😢❤

I want to try Geany but wonder if you could help me with something. I use ZSH and would like to, when I press F5, that Geany opens zsh to execute my python code. I have tried a few times to set this but there is very little information on how to get it working. This: zsh -e "/usr/bin/zsh %c" is not working. Any ideas? Thanks! :)

Hi drew just installed DWM using your scripts really enjoying it , can you make video on theming qt apps gtk apps are so easy to customize using nwg looks

Love your videos Drew awesome and hard work. I was hoping you can maybe explain why do we rename @rootfs to @ during the install? Thanks so much

Any chance you might point me in the right direction btrfs mounts as read only after initial setup, drive has no errors it’s fairly new too.

Great video! Have you ever tried Kate? It's more on the minimal side, but it has a nice built-in preview and and LSP server for markdown code completion.

When I was on Debian, I just downloaded and ran the binary directly. To update, just delete the binary folder and repeat the process with the new release. I don't know if it integrates in file managers and rofi and the like, because I just run it from the terminal.

Question: About fbmenugen and obmenu-generator, you seem to be using Debian or one of its derivatives -- but I could swear that ALL of the dependencies for fbmenugen and obmenu-generator were discontinued in Debian several years ago. In light of that, how did you get those menus on Debian?

This was the best vid for installing wm's on Debian ever! Thx

I have taken parts of your install script and added the following so that I can chose the testing/unstable releases on the fly when I install otherwise it is default stable NOTE: link in the policy section for more info......... While getting familiar with NVIM, I have been playing with DOOM EMACS and I almost think I like DOOM EMACS just as much, if not a little bit better but still playing with both # If you are going to use other repos then you will want to prioritize them for updates and upgrades # These will be for your normal distro stable releases and updates echo -e "Package: * Pin: release a=stable Pin-Priority: 990 " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/preferences echo -e "Package: * Pin: release a=stable-security Pin-Priority: 990 " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/preferences echo -e "Package: * Pin: release a=stable-updates Pin-Priority: 990 " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/preferences # This will be for testing repos which will have lower priority than stable and will not overwrite stable unless you specify it to echo -e "Package: * Pin: release a=testing Pin-Priority: 500 " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/preferences # This will be for unstable repos which will have lower priority than testing and will not overwrite anything unless you specify it to echo -e "Package: * Pin: release a=unstable Pin-Priority: 10 " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/preferences sudo apt update # to confirm above priroty changes took ffect do the following command #debian-handbook.info/browse/stable/sect.apt-get.html#sect.apt.priorities sudo apt policy # This is a less effective option to setting the default repo # echo -e 'APT::Default-Release "stable";' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/my-default-release sudo apt upgrade -y # if you want to do all testing then use the following otherwise leave off the "-t testing" same would apply to unstalbe "-t unstable" #sudo apt update -t testing #sudo apt upgrade -t testing -y #sudo apt update -t unstable #sudo apt upgrade -t unstable -y

That is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!

Nice work, and thanks for the custom scripts. Nice colour scheme!

NOTE: Please review the github.com/drewgrif/nvim/blob/main/README.md for Installation notes.

I switched to Helix, which is vi/vim/nvim written in Rust. My coreutils will eventually be replaced with the Rust coreutils. I'm using Sky WM based on the penrose library, written in Rust, slightly modified. Has a very minimalistic i3/Sway feel to it. C/C++ is just way too buggy and I think it's time we educated ourselves on the advantages Rust brings and raise a new generation of Linux users who are knowledgeable about the software they use.

Thank you.

I use nano for everything.

You should do hypr wm. It's made by the same developer of hyprland except for X11 and I'm fairly certain it runs on Debian stable. Surprised more people don't know about it. It's definitely a better alternative than running Trixie/Sid just for hyprland for those of us who use stable.

All you need to do to have neovim show up in rofi, in the file manager, the list of applications, etc., is to have a .desktop file for it.

Pick out a new TWM to try, set aside all other editors, and only use Vim/NeoVim, and proficiency will build up fast! That made me a Vim user, but stll so much i dont remember! I need a cheat sheet!