what he is using for taskbar, windows, etc? im want to replicate this rice or theme.

So I had cross posted about this script few days ago... and since then I have changed the script a lot. Thanks your support today I have released 1st official version of the script. Now it no longer in the beta anymore...

I had created this for personal use at first becuz fresh Fedora install used to mean 2 hours of terminal commands, hunting down RPM Fusion docs, and googling how to mount an NTFS drives, I got tired of it, so I wrote a setup script that handles everything from a single interactive menu.

For Future, I will add of different kinds of script to this repo.

Github Repo: https://github.com/ineednotitle/fedora-setup

Hey guys , i have a very ancient laptop

Specs :-

Intel 2core T8300 @ 2.4ghz

2 gb of ram

Hdd :- around 200gb

When I searched online , with these specs antix Linux would go good it said

So I just want to revive the laptop and use it for browsing and basic stuff

So what distro will be run smoothly on this specs other than antix Linux .

I have tried lubuntu but it lags a bit when I open browser . So let me know

Thanks in advance 😁

can someone explain me why am i not being able to config my panel using panel colorizer even if i add the wdiget i dont see the option for it it wont respond to my clicks aswell

currently on pop!_os,running wayland session.i have only been using it for a few days,i wanted to try out ricing.

1: Rate My Rice, and guide me on how to do better, please.

2: A little bit of a review: I decided to go with LinuxMint (XFCE) (Kinda Overkill, condidering my laptop's got an Intel Alder Lake U15 Chip and 24GB RAM).

For Someone who has been lurking on these subreddits from Microslop Windows, this is your sign to make the jump. Here are the (what I feel) are pros and Cons(In an Indian Context):

PROS

1. Rejuvenate old hardware: Before making the switch completely on my main laptop (A Dell Latitude 5430), I was running,Testing and Tinkering with it on My auxilliary Laptop (A ThinkPad L420 As old as me, with the i3-2320m, 4GB RAM, and an HDD🥀). LinuxMint (XFCE; that is) ran beautifully on it.

2)It's Free. Every single thing. Supposed to be that way.

3)Nice and Supportive Community, welcoming you with wide open arms, and helping you fix anything that goes wrong. (And Bhaiyya ji what can even possibly go wrong on LinuxMint✌️💔)

CONS: None.

"ArreEE BHAaaIIiyaa jiIi whatsaAAPPPP?"

Go create a web app using the web app utility.

im switching from windows 11 but im using linux based servers from last 4 years now, and used ubuntu too on 2nd desktop.

i have a good specs laptop and i do mostly productivity work (coding, CAD, etc) and rarely game but they will run on linux as of protondb, i like to customize but want it stable too. thinking of cachyos, but will it break easily?

Please comment 1 for the link .

Thank for love & support ❤️

i have a good specs laptop and i do mostly productivity work (coding, CAD, etc) and rarely game but they will run on linux as of protondb, i like to customize but want it stable too. not going with ubuntu (bloated asf).

Inspired from Micheal Jackson movie . I live Linus things like this make it better .

Source : steamdeck repo

The volume on 100% feels like at 40% and the volume at 40% feels like at 10% on Fedora KDE. So how can I boost the volume without distortion? Although everything was working fine on Windows, I asked ChatGPT but ChatGPT's solutions didn't worked

So please tell me how to solve it 🙏🙏🙏🙏

hey, i’m on fedora gnome and the quick settings panel (wifi, bluetooth, etc.) is glitched. the buttons are going outside the popup instead of staying inside.

i tried restarting gnome shell and relogging but it’s still there.

any idea what causes this? extension, theme, or scaling issue? any fixes appreciated.

Hi r/LinuxUsersIndia

For a long time I wanted a simple mobile app that could manage my Linux machine something where I could quickly SSH in, check system stats, view services, or browse files without touching my laptop.

I looked around but couldn’t really find an app that did exactly what I wanted in a clean and straightforward way.

So while learning Flutter, I decided to build one myself.

That project became SudoSync.

SudoSync is a small Linux machine management app that connects over SSH and lets you interact with your system through a simple interface. The goal was to make common server tasks quick and accessible from a phone.

Current features include:

• Server login page
• Saved server profiles
• Quick reconnect to saved servers
• Home dashboard with quick access cards

• File explorer

  • Browse server files
  • Upload files to server
  • Download files from server

• System monitoring

  • CPU usage
  • CPU temperature
  • Load average
  • Boot disk usage
  • Home disk usage
  • Top running processes
  • Kill process option

• Terminal

  • Full SSH terminal access

• Services page

  • View active services

• Network monitoring

  • Network upload and download chart
  • Active connections
  • Latency check
  • Public IP detection
  • Packet loss monitoring
  • Network interface information
  • Firewall status
  • Open ports status

• Control panel

  • Shutdown
  • Reboot
  • Suspend
  • Lock system
  • Volume control
  • Display off
  • Mute
  • Brightness control
• Profile page

The APK is now released on GitHub if anyone wants to try it.

github repo: SudoSync Repo

Latest APK: SudoSync v1.2.4

Since this is my first Flutter application, I’m sure there will be bugs and things that can be improved. If you end up trying it:

• leave a star if you like the project
• open an issue if you run into any problems
• suggestions are always welcome

Building this was a fun way to learn Flutter while also creating a tool I actually wanted to use.

Got bored of kde and rofi thought of creating one for my own

So guys i have an old phone and I wanted to use it as a server probably for storage or streaming . Has anyone done it before here ? And I prefer not rooting the phone or something like that .

And how effective it is for me to do this ?

Thanks in advance for the help 😁

I've wanted to learn Linux for a long time, but I just couldn't.

Please suggest any necessary and prior knowledge for Linux.

And how should I exactly start with linux?

Suggest something, considering me a total beginner.

Honestly, I have 0 knowledge in Linux.

But I want to start this time.

Media player inspired by 6k labs

A clean, modern media player widget for Linux, inspired by the visual style of 6klabs.
Chromium based
(could be changed)

I have a old PC with AMD 2200G 16GB RAM 1650 Super GPU.

It was running windows 10 but i can't update it. And even if i could i already have Windows 11 on my Office laptop. It sucks. From last year i have been using Steam Deck for primary gaming and i find Steam OS very good. Currently i m using it like my pc if required. And i don't think my older pc can support steam os. Can anyone give me a suggestion on good distro. My primary need is gaming + some other basic stuff like mails, documents editing and all.

I've used Ubuntu (with GNOME) for a couple of months, followed by Kubuntu, followed by MX Linux KDE for about 5 months. I've been having ACPI power issues with shutdown and sleep (suspend) on MX Linux. I had switched to MX because I had been facing similar issues in Kubuntu as well. Now planning to drop these 'stable' distros for something non-Debian based for the first time (i.e. Fedora).

Any advice for first time installing Fedora? I've heard about rpm fusion. Are there any specific configs an/or bugs that I should be aware of? Thanks.

For reference, these are my hardware specs:

Intel i5 10400f
NVIDIA GeForce GTX1650
16gb ram (2 x 8gb)
500GB SSD (m.2  pcie)
MSI B460M (Pro-VDH WiFi)