Debian + Awesome WM = Love

Are you frustrated, Archfags?

Not really. Xmonad works well for me.

Not really. Stumpwm works well for me.

Not really. DWM works well for me.

Not really. A rusty nail and maggot infested piece of goat flesh (twm) works well for me.

ITT: window manager masochists

-fags
Welcome to /prog/, where we don't een mind /b/ memes anymore! LULZ!

>>5
Nothing wrong with twm. Remember, they came up with the seemingly weird key usage at a time when there was no standard and the default window decorations and colours were a product of their time as well.

>>7
#implying I'm from /b/
nope.avi
I'm from /g/.

And I know you guys like to think you're better than people that browse the imageboards, but you're really not. It's all the same shit.

>>9
truth.jpg

>>10
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enjoy your artifacts

>>9
We don't believe we're better. We only know that you need to go back to /g/, please.

>>12
Fuck off, faggot.

Debian is just as easy to use as Ubuntu, only slightly harder to install. So of course it attracts posing jerkoffs trying to act leet

>>14
Most of the people who use Debian are people who were using it before Ubuntu came along and thought to themselves "if I wanted that I'd just switch to unstable." I'd consider Ubuntu LTS, except it's somehow not as feature-complete as Debian stable, yet pulls almost entirely from Debian testing and unstable.^{https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS}

I really don't see the advantage of Ubuntu in any scenario. If you have a hard time with the install but still want to say you use Linux... well that's a solid hint you're a ``posing jerkoff.'' (A phrase I will not be entering into Google any time soon.) Besides, all the people who make it harder for themselves to sound awesome pick Slackware or Gentoo.

>>15
autistic/10

What, no ratpoison love?

>>17
Deprecated by StumpWM.

Arch + XMonad = Love

See, I can arrange symbols too! I've loving XMonad even more nowadays since I got a second monitor. Once I added some lines to my config and got used to how XMonad does it, it was simple to use.

>>19
Too bad Haskal on X is SLOW AS FUCK

>>20
The xmonad process uses only 4 MiB of memory, and I've never seen it above 0%. I mean, all it does is sleep until some key combinations are pressed, and then executes very little code. Pretty lean to me.

<--CHECK MY DUBS

>>21
It's not actually.  XMonad is one of the fastests WMs ever, even when it's stuffed with 20 extensions.

op provide a pic plox

xubuntu = love

>>25
XFCE

No thank you!