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I just recently migrated from Linux Mint to Pop OS, do you have any tips/extensions on what I should do with my desktop?
World domination, and if you can't achieve that... Well don't come back:)
Whatever the feck you want to do with your computer. Make it your own, do your stuff you regularly do.
And charge your battery!
@macniel I think i missed that step while switching to linux.
Yeah I only became aware of it when I was attending the last secret penguin meeting. The world shall be at our fingertips!
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Setup - checked
Troubleshoot - checked
Install apps - checked
Import data - checked
Customize - checked
~~Boast~~ Tell people on social media - checked
I'd say Linux distro migration checklist completed.
Also that is a (mostly) good selection of apps right there.
Replace the Pop! Shop with the COSMIC Store.
sudo apt install cosmic-store cosmic-icons
sudo apt remove pop-shop
Pop Shop is kinda slow. COSMIC Store is part of Pop OS's new COSMIC Desktop Environment (DE). Everything is just a lot faster. It's an alpha so there are a couple of rough edges, but it's great overall.
Speaking of, get hyped for COSMIC. It's a DE written in Rust. It's not quite as complete as GNOME, but hopefully it will have better performance than the current GNOME mod that forms Pop's UI.
get hyped for COSMIC
Honestly I'm just excited for a non-gnome DE with an actual company backing it. I can't wrap my head around gnome's expectations for how you use it, so the fact that it's the default on every enterprise-backed Linux project is annoying as heck
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Click the windowing mode icon (far left of the icons in the top right) and switch that bad boy to tiled windowing mode. Tiled windows will feel odd for a couple of days, but once you switch back to free-floating windows you’ll realize why I’m recommending tiled.
Look up the PopOS keyboard shortcuts for moving tiled windows around the desktop and workspaces. It’s a game-changing way to use your computer.
PopOS has been my daily driver for a year. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
I'll keep this in mind, thank you!
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Install steam and whatever gaming things you have and give it a proper spin. I also added some gnome extensions for system usage. Besides that, pop is very simple.
Your next step is to Arch
btw
Post a screenshot on social media
Get a non-creepy wallpaper you wouldn't be embarrassed to show co-workers when screen sharing.
As I always say, as long as the wallpaper is family-friendly and not promoting anything bad like terrorism or racism, someone being not ok with it is solely their problem. People should pay attention on more important things instead of microbullying and judging meaningless stuff. You may want to temporarily adapt to a person that's important to you in case you're afraid of them being not ok with it or something like that but there's no point in doing this with coworkers. It's just ridiculous.
Hard disagree. I wouldn't consider an image depicting a fetish of some sort "family friendly".
Same rules for being in public: you shouldn't think it's okay to subject non-willing participants into your sexual proclivities. A jizzed up sexualization, anime or not, is not cool to subject others to without their permission.
I don't consider the image sexual. Maybe I don't understand something idk. And anything sexual is not family friendly obviously
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The wallpaper isn't "Fetish-like" or suggestive at all; it's simply an anime girl with school clothes beneath water with fish circling around her. How dirty is your mind that everything you see is thought to be suggestive?
This isn't even useful advice; it's just you being dirty-minded, and if you believe everything is suggestive, seek mental help
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enjoy
Get your keybinds the way you want and learn how to use the tiling extension that comes with pop. I found it super useful when I used to use pop
And then realize that tiling in popos is inferior and start using i3 or sway
I used i3 for a couple of years, but I missed the ease of having a DE that just recognised USB sticks and external hard drives, and all the other little things that you have to set up manually
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Based on my experience migrating from Mint to Pop!_OS, the next step is migrate back to Mint.
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You should use it :D
make a backup
install lolcat and make bash commands so that update and upgrade come out in rainbow.
Yeah, now go crazy trying shit you probably should not be trying. From my perspective, that's the best perk of any Linux distro. Evidently, backup first.
Buy Helldivers 2
I daily popos for work. It's a great workhorse distro and I've had very little problems with it.
I'd suggest to remove it and install Debian Stable as a tactical next move.
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Just enjoy buddy.
Figure out how to do snapshots before doing updates or upgrades.
Timeshift I think? Maybe more available.
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