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Somehow this image reminds me of Gravity Falls. I miss the show.
What that needs is a smoke animation that starts as soon as your core temps get too high.
looks pretty cool
app bar on side suits the look well
wallpaper looks cool (i personally wouldnt use something so contrasting)
why brave browser tho
ultramonetized homophobic cryptobro vpn ad browser that injects affiliate links
https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-brave-browser/
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/qzkAd (archive of https://old.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/1j1pq7b/list_of_brave_browser_controversies/)
I use Brave because it doesn't force me to create an account to sync my bookmarks. Ironically, Firefox isn't a saint either; I used to use it, but then this happened.
https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/03/mozilla-rewrites-firefoxs-terms-of-use-after-user-backlash/
Plus, Firefox doesn't support WebUSB.
use librewolf or waterfox
Why aren't you using Floccus 😡
Looks very nice! Only recommendation: don't use Brave
Agreed, Helium is the better Chromiun browser anyway. I use Firedragon myself.
Desktop looks like my desk pad
I’m a simple man. I see Debian, I upvote.
Is that Xfce?
🙂No this is this Cinnamon Desktop but I have used XFCE before very good.
Cinnamon on Debian? Most excellent.
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Doesn’t matter! What do you think?
Spooky wallpaper, though!
i almost went cinnamon when i set up my trixie here last month, but went plasma because of some kwin addons. i did install its nemo, though, for when i need a file manager that doesn't choke on thumbnails (like dolphin does) when an extension doesn't match what the file actually is (like a lot of images served by web sites and saved by a browser these days)
Very nice. I love Cinnamon. I use the Eleganse theme, I'm a sucker for transparency.
Clean and comfy, very appealing to see!
Horizontal distance > vertical.
Yep, but at the same time free horizontal space > free vertical.
Depends on how many apps you use in your workflow at once.
I certainly got to enjoy the vertical bar. Feels more natural to me, like bookmarks.
the panel on the side. it just makes sense--if you can get 'used to' it.
screens are wider than they are tall, but most content viewed by or worked on by most people goes vertical: web sites and text documents. hell, even most pictures and video people take these days, too, because they still don't know enough to rotate their damn phones.
To me, it came naturally at some point. I just tried it for the lulz - and ended up staying.
I'm gonna hard disagree with you. No malice.
It's just that I'm used to a wharf or start menu(tm). Personally, these are always on the corners. Usually the bottom left or top right (my preference.)
you can have your 'start button' in the bottom left if you want, and still have the panel going up the left edge instead of along the bottom.
And it's alright! Luckily, both Cinnamon (like here) and KDE (what I'm using) provide you with such option by default.
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did you ever see unity on ubunut? reminds me of that, but w a better color palette.
Hell yeah, I don't see a lot of people rocking Debian but I like it. I'm more of a KDE Plasma guy myself but cinnamon is also great
i just switched back to debian for personal desktops after years of mint (and a few others). i'm using intel cards right now.. drivers are a total non-issue.. so that helps some, not having to deal with nvidia drivers. games are running great on stable kernel and drivers (heroic flatpak for launcher and wine).
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