@@abdulwahabjag I'M NOT ANGRY, JUST BEING HONEST. AND WE USE THE STANDARD ARABIC BASE 10 (AS IN 9+1) AS A POINT OF REFERENCE WHEN DESCRIBING OTHER SYSTEMS. OTHERWISE THEY'D ALL BE BASE 10.
LARBS has impressed me so much I sent Luke some coin. Centered master is something I could never get around to figure out doing with bspwm. DWM and larbs fits the bill. My suggestion is a video on forking larbs and cutting in your own stuff. I'm a bit git challenged. I'm working on a branch and doing ok but I'm always afraid I'm going to mess it up. Thanks Luke.
What i admire the most about dwm is the swallow feature, as in, if you were to run a command that spawns a window from the terminal, the newly spawned window replaces the unusable terminal window. Extremely useful if you also use ncurses file managers. I don't think xmonad even has this...
It's so funny I've just recently started using tiling window managers, but you turning on floating mode made me feel anxious and think "Oh no what have you done?"
@@abdulwahabjag I certainly can't disagree with the points you've raised - but these things often elicited a positive response for me. The show is comfortable, and the status quo returning to normal at the end of the episode is typically, but not always the case. If you go into the show expecting life-changing experiences, you're bound to be disappointed. With that said, I do think you're missing the greater goal of the show as a work of art: Freddie is Dan Schneider, and creating the show was intended as his own psychological therapy meant to soothe his frustrations with being inept with females before his successful career. Of course, life imitates art, and when the therapy proved ineffective, he allegedly preyed on the stars of the show instead - this reportedly happened to female stars, but not Freddie. Adults in-universe are either unable to command respect, are childish themselves, or are unthreatening in some other way. The only outside factor that comes between Freddie and potential romantic partners is his mother, a personification of his own insecurities manifested in an obsessive compulsive germophobe. I imagine he had some experience in which his mother embarassed him in front of his peers at a young age, and he created this character as the nagging blame that stops him from "having fun" with his female friends. I also theorize that this character, an archetypal "nagging mother", was a criticism of not only the FCC, but also Nickelodeon, who limited what he could air on the show, and also the legal system surrounding age of consent, which interfered with him having relationships with children. But otherwise it's a teen sitcom, not Breaking Bad.
Here's an interesting topic for a video: How to make older PCs preform modern tasks, or make them as efficient as possible. I have an old crappy Dell PC with a core 2 Duo and 3GB of RAM that I put together with parts that people threw away for cheap. I installed Arch onto it and tried running KDE on it at first... It didn't like it. Took too much RAM and the CPU kept getting overloaded, so I've switched to a vanilla X Desktop Environment in the mean time in order to save some RAM and CPU energy, and I've been trying to run minimal Terminal apps in order to also save some energy. But with all that, I'm still running into some CPU bottlenecks. What I'm trying to say is, you are able to do these advanced tasks like recording videos, video editing, screen recording, rendering 1080p videos, and possibly watching 1080p videos without having too many bottlenecks on a thinkpad with an older processor than mine. While I can barely watch a 720p 60fps video with Firefox open. I'd like to know if there's some tips and tricks I need to know in order to maximize the efficiency of my PC or other Linux Virgin PCs. Love your content!
@@espana86 I forgot I commented this, but yeah I tried JWM a while after commenting this, and although I was more comfortable using it, it still had the same CPU and the RAM bottlenecks. It was a nice experiment though. Made me appreciate developers who make lightweight programs, but I just got tired of playing the IT guy with my machine. I enjoy doing it, but not everyday.
@@espana86 I mentioned the RAM because I upgraded that PC from 3GB to 5GB of RAM and in the process of doing so, chose much better RAM sticks.The 3GB I put in there originally was just random RAM sticks I found, the 5GB upgrade I did had much better RAM sticks that were all a consistent speed, and it made video playback a little smoother. Apart from that, not much changed. That Core 2 Duo did surprise me with its performance, but it's still an old processor and these things have limits. The one thing I forgot to do on that machine is play a Windows game that came-out at the time the computer was built, and see if playing it on Wine would be faster than running it on Windows XP.
@@thepuzzlemaster64 a vanilla Arch install with the i3 WM is probably best for an old laptop. on a fresh boot I use about 290MB of memory. with firefox open it only uses 700MB. super simple and lightweight.
This is a very easy to understand introduction to dwm. I am moving from manjaro to arch linux and am considering to switch from i3 to either sway or dwm. One of the things I usually do in i3 is I have 10+ IntelliJ projects open and use the tab feature which allows using the full screen and at the same time easily switch between the projects with mod+arrow. I guess I should be able to do a similar thing with dwm using a patch or something.
I'm quite okay with my basic i3 configuration, it suits me well and I don't really see the need for all of these "features" when I'd probably not even use most of them.
dwm doesn't come with most of this stuff. By default it only has 3 layouts, the standard master/slave one, a full screen layout which only shows the master window, and a floating one. Saying dwm has too many features is pretty funny lol. They are all extensions
Dude thank you so much. I have been struggling on setting up my linux for to weeks now. I always ended up missing one thing which made me confused and made the entire system unusable, like changing the font on my greeter (yes, i do not know how I did that). You have it so organized and made it possible for me to play around without feeling drowned.
hey Luke, I'm one of those who still use your i3 setup, and here's why : 1-I hate the inability to change back to normal non-master-slave mode, because the needs for each mode are different. 2-I need the normal "egalitarian" mode because as a student i need to quote stuff form PDFs to a document I would usually be writing, the master-slave thing is really annoying and does not achieve what i need from a tiling window manager. 3-The need to keep updating scripts and config files for the rest of my life makes me feel frustrated because i don't have time for that, and i find that to be a big turn off, it's one of the reasons that made me run away from windows because it's so needy. 4- i3 gaps is just simple, usable, has everything i need. so my problem with dwm is not that I'm unable to get comfortable with it, it just doesn't have what i need, unlike i3.
I remember a recent video from a trade show, where an engineer explained the UI in the F-35 fighter plane, and said that they were very proud of it. Designed it with psychologists and stuff to be as ergonomic as possible. It's pretty much the same idea as presented here, with the main focus panel and other sub panels which you can cycle through.
I switched from a full desktop environment thanks to your DWM build. It was easy to learn, and easy to use. The only issue I have is I can't figure out how to change the default Gruvbox dark theme. Thanks for the build of DWM.
Thank you for not having your shades on. I used to be totally distracted by them, wondering when they would slide off. Of course, there's also the obvious question of why they're being worn indoors.
enjoying DWM. Thanks for the info on setting up my status bar. I used a simple script which calls functions and produces output to xsetroot command to revise me status bar. Not as fancy as yours but functional. I will definitely look at the larbs build to understand the key bindings. I usually us aliases but keys are quicker! cheers!
Is there a list of the patches that are currently in Lukes dwm? I like many of the things showed but I think I'd like to start from scratch on my own. Such a list would be very useful for that.
As a linux mint user who basically is doing windows still, it blew my mind when I saw that you don't need a mouse to manage different windows. Time to go figure out what data I need to back up off my computer before I finally take things to the next level
guess too late, but: Don't do it. Just git clone dwm, compile it, add a /usr/share/xsessions/dwm.desktop file pointing to it - and done. You can select it at login, while keeping your DE.
Im staging my move to dwm from i3. Started to use some of Luke's keybindings from his config.h, honestly with the effort he has gone to, I thinking of just using larbs and telling people when they ask that I'm running lwm.
I have no idea what I'm looking at when I see the config.h When I look at i3 config file and read the site it is easy to understand how to configure it. I've searched all over the archwiki and suckless to find information of this but there is nothing.
Hi, really good demo!! I like to know what happen with the pop ups windows off the apps, like "save as". How they are managed? Also I would like to see how you receive notifications of apps.
I use cfacts and movestack pacthes, that really nicely complements dwm. cfacts resizes focused window in the stack. movestack shift focused window up and down.
I love your LARBS setup. It runs great. Two questions: will your build be auto updated through yay? And two: dmenu is not capable of seeing AppImages. Any advice on this or don’t you use them?
Hey, Luke. I've been watching your videos on ffmpeg, but I don't quite understand, how do you record input from a web cam as well? Is it ffplay or some other utility?
How did you record the screen? Are you still be able to use OBS or something? I have no idea, and do you still be able to share screen on Zoom? I really depends on that.
dwm looks great! I'll try it on my bigger screen. But I'm not sure if it would do any good on my old 10 inch netbook, that I use for typing in evironments with limited space like libraries, cafes or trains.
Although I see the logic of your setup, since I don't live in or for the terminal, this is like a day at the carnival, but I'll go back to running one or two apps/ws, mostly in i3. I research life outside computers far more than configuration within. Life outside computers is experiencing controlled demolition by the eugenicist royal bloodlines. More interesting than how to twiddle with window placement.
I think I want to make the dem I just installed the boomer Luke Smith version, so I'm going to start working in that direction. If you could do a video on the setting up on the backgrounds, that would help me out a lot. Thanks, una-boomer , you're the best!
Can you make a tutorial on how to prepare an installation script for a new setup? Because of my uni I frequently have to install things on new machines. And I would love to know how to make something like you made
I would recommend just looking at the LARBS script's code. It isn't actually too complicated. Most of it is just to look good. github.com/lukesmithxyz/larbs If you want to start from scratch, just install it manually and keep track of all the commands you run in a file. That becomes your script.
@@LukeSmithxyz My main thing is to automate installing software and configuring still like network setting, downloading compilers, drivers etc etc. So I guess its going to be good for that?
@@zaspanyflegmatyk2446 That I do not automate in the script. It's suppose to be run after basic install, but that wouldn't be much harder to add. I think I have some scripts in the testing directory that do that, but I rarely use them.
I don't understand WMs like dwm and awesome that create a cyclical relationship between tiled tabs. The whole point of tiling is that windows have a spatial relationship, and you can move between them directionally. If I wanted to cycle, I'd use a floating WM and Alt-Tab between things.
Hey luke I am a larbs user. And i dont know where to send you this bug report but i see "spawn telnet rainmaker.wundergound.com 3000" in dwmblocks statusbar. I see it error of whether and i dont know how to fix it. But When i was using i3 whether works just fine. I dont know what happen in dwm. Any help?
I love everything about dwm, except for the stack! I have a large monitor and normally 3 windows that are my 'master' all at once! I tried to live with stacking but I just can't on my main desktop and 38" widescreen. I do love dwm on my laptop though.
Luke, at tty, I am prompted to install a package called libxfta-bgra. When I am trying to install it, I get this error gpg: keyserver receive failed: General error ==> Error: Problem importing keys When I type startx without installing the mentioned package, the WM starts, but then closes abruptly. Any workarounds or solutions here.?
ran LARBS on fresh arch install. startx wouldn't load? maybe I did it wrong. do I have to run LARBS from a user account and not root? I didn't create it because the i3 version of larbs created an account for me
Ha, first time I actually see someone use a patch I wrote, I feel useful now.
Did you make vanity gaps?
@@RaftProduction No, the actualfullscreen patch
@@ekkkkkknoes you're the best, I love your patch :)
@@ekkkkkknoes I use your patch too, thanks.
@@masonsean1472 mfw I get my tendies stolen from a youtube comment
I'm shocked somebody this efficient would dare to use any transparency in their terminals whatsoever.
Human efficiency can exist alongside eye candy.
I disabled that shit on my build. Can't stand it. Messes with my eyes.
@@user-tm3fz7qx3s Do not negotitate with sin, cut it by the root
Don't worry, KDE Plasma tutorial soon
I use transparent windows, but my desktop is just black.
Just love how happy Luke is while showing his dwm XD XD
Yes he is like a kid showing his favorite toys
soyboy_wojak.jpg
he's a charm
@@abdulwahabjag HEXADECIMAL IS BASE 16 YOU FUCKING SPED
@@abdulwahabjag I'M NOT ANGRY, JUST BEING HONEST. AND WE USE THE STANDARD ARABIC BASE 10 (AS IN 9+1) AS A POINT OF REFERENCE WHEN DESCRIBING OTHER SYSTEMS. OTHERWISE THEY'D ALL BE BASE 10.
I never tire of your thumbnails.
They are perfect.
I like your profile picture
it's very cute :)
@҉ ҉ I DON'T like your profile picture
It's NOT cute >:)
@@Boyd2342 black man
Thanks to this guide I've switched to Windows ME and I've never been happier! Thank you, boomer!
ME-tan nakadashi
Hahahahaha
Aww, Luke and i3 were so cute together...
Yeah
😖
LARBS has impressed me so much I sent Luke some coin. Centered master is something I could never get around to figure out doing with bspwm. DWM and larbs fits the bill. My suggestion is a video on forking larbs and cutting in your own stuff. I'm a bit git challenged. I'm working on a branch and doing ok but I'm always afraid I'm going to mess it up. Thanks Luke.
i watch luke to see how happy he is while talking about stuff he loves
What i admire the most about dwm is the swallow feature, as in,
if you were to run a command that spawns a window from the terminal, the newly spawned window replaces the unusable terminal window.
Extremely useful if you also use ncurses file managers.
I don't think xmonad even has this...
Never missing a chance to shill brave!
@@folksurvival Hi UTP.
Not bringing up Newsboat to hide "potentially sensitive information"... You are just trying to hide your power level and we know it.
reogaro he is hiding his windows 8 iso file
I have to admit I've really grown to love the master and stack workflow in DWM
It's so funny I've just recently started using tiling window managers, but you turning on floating mode made me feel anxious and think "Oh no what have you done?"
OK you convinced me, trying dwm now - I am new to the channel - going to look for the basic setup tutorial
good fucking luck
Here is a guide I wrote for the suckless tools, hope it'll be useful to you.
www.distrotube.com/blog/suckless-tools-guide/
Ronnie Nissan Thanks!
@@RonnieNissan thanks a lot i'll finaly yeet i3 thx to you
@@auronkardek happy I could help
I tried to pseudo apt install dwm but it didn't work...
Have you tried turning your computer off and on again
Just reinstall windows. And reboot your router
Install gentoo
Try downloading more RAM.
@@abdulwahabjag Woah dude don't do that, you'll delete system32.dll
♂MASTER♂ Luke shows us ♂SLAVE♂ windows
I like your picture
I pretty much only use my X200 build with LARBS to watch episodes of iCarly before I go to bed, and it's really good for that.
@@abdulwahabjag I certainly can't disagree with the points you've raised - but these things often elicited a positive response for me.
The show is comfortable, and the status quo returning to normal at the end of the episode is typically, but not always the case.
If you go into the show expecting life-changing experiences, you're bound to be disappointed.
With that said, I do think you're missing the greater goal of the show as a work of art: Freddie is Dan Schneider, and creating the show was intended as his own psychological therapy meant to soothe his frustrations with being inept with females before his successful career. Of course, life imitates art, and when the therapy proved ineffective, he allegedly preyed on the stars of the show instead - this reportedly happened to female stars, but not Freddie.
Adults in-universe are either unable to command respect, are childish themselves, or are unthreatening in some other way. The only outside factor that comes between Freddie and potential romantic partners is his mother, a personification of his own insecurities manifested in an obsessive compulsive germophobe. I imagine he had some experience in which his mother embarassed him in front of his peers at a young age, and he created this character as the nagging blame that stops him from "having fun" with his female friends.
I also theorize that this character, an archetypal "nagging mother", was a criticism of not only the FCC, but also Nickelodeon, who limited what he could air on the show, and also the legal system surrounding age of consent, which interfered with him having relationships with children.
But otherwise it's a teen sitcom, not Breaking Bad.
@@Ashkimbo big brained stuff, ngl
Here's an interesting topic for a video: How to make older PCs preform modern tasks, or make them as efficient as possible.
I have an old crappy Dell PC with a core 2 Duo and 3GB of RAM that I put together with parts that people threw away for cheap. I installed Arch onto it and tried running KDE on it at first... It didn't like it. Took too much RAM and the CPU kept getting overloaded, so I've switched to a vanilla X Desktop Environment in the mean time in order to save some RAM and CPU energy, and I've been trying to run minimal Terminal apps in order to also save some energy. But with all that, I'm still running into some CPU bottlenecks.
What I'm trying to say is, you are able to do these advanced tasks like recording videos, video editing, screen recording, rendering 1080p videos, and possibly watching 1080p videos without having too many bottlenecks on a thinkpad with an older processor than mine. While I can barely watch a 720p 60fps video with Firefox open.
I'd like to know if there's some tips and tricks I need to know in order to maximize the efficiency of my PC or other Linux Virgin PCs.
Love your content!
Use JWM or IceWM, they are something in between of window managers and desktop environments, they are easy to use and they have a catchy retro style.
@@espana86
I forgot I commented this, but yeah I tried JWM a while after commenting this, and although I was more comfortable using it, it still had the same CPU and the RAM bottlenecks.
It was a nice experiment though. Made me appreciate developers who make lightweight programs, but I just got tired of playing the IT guy with my machine. I enjoy doing it, but not everyday.
@@thepuzzlemaster64Then the problem is not the RAM, it's the CPU or maybe other things like the thermal paste or a poor fan
@@espana86
I mentioned the RAM because I upgraded that PC from 3GB to 5GB of RAM and in the process of doing so, chose much better RAM sticks.The 3GB I put in there originally was just random RAM sticks I found, the 5GB upgrade I did had much better RAM sticks that were all a consistent speed, and it made video playback a little smoother.
Apart from that, not much changed. That Core 2 Duo did surprise me with its performance, but it's still an old processor and these things have limits.
The one thing I forgot to do on that machine is play a Windows game that came-out at the time the computer was built, and see if playing it on Wine would be faster than running it on Windows XP.
@@thepuzzlemaster64 a vanilla Arch install with the i3 WM is probably best for an old laptop. on a fresh boot I use about 290MB of memory. with firefox open it only uses 700MB. super simple and lightweight.
0:40 Translation: "Please, stop using i3. Come to dwm."
Loved it! My nerdometer went craaazy. Yeah, you were rambling, but it made me subscribe. Looking forward to more videos.
This is a very easy to understand introduction to dwm. I am moving from manjaro to arch linux and am considering to switch from i3 to either sway or dwm. One of the things I usually do in i3 is I have 10+ IntelliJ projects open and use the tab feature which allows using the full screen and at the same time easily switch between the projects with mod+arrow. I guess I should be able to do a similar thing with dwm using a patch or something.
Bro this setup is fucking dope Luke! Love it already using and I'm just in awe at the awesomeness of this!
I'm quite okay with my basic i3 configuration, it suits me well and I don't really see the need for all of these "features" when I'd probably not even use most of them.
Use bspwm, it uses a BSP tree to store windows (as leaf nodes)
Wm hopping is as pointless as distro hopping...
If you are on laptop you probably aren't gonna spawn more than 3 windows on single workspace anyway so i3 is still good imo.
dwm doesn't come with most of this stuff. By default it only has 3 layouts, the standard master/slave one, a full screen layout which only shows the master window, and a floating one. Saying dwm has too many features is pretty funny lol. They are all extensions
Dude thank you so much. I have been struggling on setting up my linux for to weeks now. I always ended up missing one thing which made me confused and made the entire system unusable, like changing the font on my greeter (yes, i do not know how I did that). You have it so organized and made it possible for me to play around without feeling drowned.
Good stuff! I normally use spectrwm, but because of you, I've recently been switching between it and dwm.
hey Luke, I'm one of those who still use your i3 setup, and here's why :
1-I hate the inability to change back to normal non-master-slave mode, because the needs for each mode are different.
2-I need the normal "egalitarian" mode because as a student i need to quote stuff form PDFs to a document I would usually be writing, the master-slave thing is really annoying and does not achieve what i need from a tiling window manager.
3-The need to keep updating scripts and config files for the rest of my life makes me feel frustrated because i don't have time for that, and i find that to be a big turn off, it's one of the reasons that made me run away from windows because it's so needy.
4- i3 gaps is just simple, usable, has everything i need.
so my problem with dwm is not that I'm unable to get comfortable with it, it just doesn't have what i need, unlike i3.
dwm has everything.
Everything.
You just have to patch it once
I'm pretty sure you can patch it to behave differently
I remember a recent video from a trade show, where an engineer explained the UI in the F-35 fighter plane, and said that they were very proud of it. Designed it with psychologists and stuff to be as ergonomic as possible. It's pretty much the same idea as presented here, with the main focus panel and other sub panels which you can cycle through.
Now I ain't gay but you look way better with your beard trimmed.
u didn't put #nohomo 😳
Just saw luke use a 🐁 and floating windows....what is happening today!!!
Wow! I wish this video existed when I installed LARBS 2-3 months ago! I pretty much figured all of these myself :P Nice learning experience though!
Oh my goodness this just convinced me to wipe my windows partition.
that window manager is just too beautiful.
Dude, u ve been changing my life w ur videos.
I switched from a full desktop environment thanks to your DWM build. It was easy to learn, and easy to use. The only issue I have is I can't figure out how to change the default Gruvbox dark theme. Thanks for the build of DWM.
This is insanely cool. I feel like I've been using DE/WMs wrong my entire life
Thanks, Master Luke. May the Force be with you.
Thank you for not having your shades on. I used to be totally distracted by them, wondering when they would slide off. Of course, there's also the obvious question of why they're being worn indoors.
enjoying DWM. Thanks for the info on setting up my status bar. I used a simple script which calls functions and produces output to xsetroot command to revise me status bar. Not as fancy as yours but functional. I will definitely look at the larbs build to understand the key bindings. I usually us aliases but keys are quicker! cheers!
You mean the "Windows Key" :-)
yeah you know you just have to look at the key to know how it's really called :)
@@auronkardek kb manufacturers really like paying ms trademark fees i guess
Use rage comics in ur thumbnails, soyjak is bloat
Soyjack is a rage comic character.
@First Name Last Name they hated him because he spoke the truth.....
I use i3 and i love it, but you convinced me to try something new. Thanks!
As always, thanks for your contribution(s).
As someone who uses shortcuts to open programs, this will just add a whole nother layer. And I'm excited to set it up
Я уже знал всё это, но тем не менее, было очень интересно, а главное полезно повторить изученное. Спасибо!
I think this is really cool. I use Windows because I'm a hardcore gamer but I like to experiment with Linux and this is pretty nice
Excuse me, but can I know the name of your keyboard? >_
Is there a list of the patches that are currently in Lukes dwm? I like many of the things showed but I think I'd like to start from scratch on my own. Such a list would be very useful for that.
As a linux mint user who basically is doing windows still, it blew my mind when I saw that you don't need a mouse to manage different windows. Time to go figure out what data I need to back up off my computer before I finally take things to the next level
guess too late, but: Don't do it. Just git clone dwm, compile it, add a /usr/share/xsessions/dwm.desktop file pointing to it - and done. You can select it at login, while keeping your DE.
Your bg images never let me down *.*
love this video. cant wait for the status bar video. keep em commin!
the "BAM!" part was my favorite
man, I love your thumnails 😂
Im staging my move to dwm from i3. Started to use some of Luke's keybindings from his config.h, honestly with the effort he has gone to, I thinking of just using larbs and telling people when they ask that I'm running lwm.
cool video.
awesome tiling.
beautiful wallpaper.
Lol and here is Luke tripping up normies by giving them incorrect key combination to drag windows .... is it shift or super or perhaps mod ... love it
I loved this dwm configuration. I would like to install it on my Debian or I will end up switching to Arch Linux.
What did you wind up doing?
I have no idea what I'm looking at when I see the config.h
When I look at i3 config file and read the site it is easy to understand how to configure it.
I've searched all over the archwiki and suckless to find information of this but there is nothing.
It's suckless. The documentation is the source code.
Hey Luke, cool video. I'm still looking forward to your rock climbing and calisthenics vlogs!
Hi, really good demo!! I like to know what happen with the pop ups windows off the apps, like "save as". How they are managed? Also I would like to see how you receive notifications of apps.
Is there no screen capture tool for framebuffer, so you can abandon Xserver and only work in tty?
What is your MYFAROG config?
Epic reference
I use cfacts and movestack pacthes, that really nicely complements dwm. cfacts resizes focused window in the stack. movestack shift focused window up and down.
Not sure, but it feels like its first video where your beard doesnt look like shit. Good job
That seems very rigid. Doesn't this break down as soon as you use multiple monitors? Or Ultrawides? Or both? Or 1 Ultrawide and a laptop screen?
I love your LARBS setup. It runs great. Two questions: will your build be auto updated through yay? And two: dmenu is not capable of seeing AppImages. Any advice on this or don’t you use them?
Just put a shell script on your PATH with the sole purpose of launching the AppImage. Or just use normal packages.
I like that windows get prominence. Very appealing to me.
Hey, Luke. I've been watching your videos on ffmpeg, but I don't quite understand, how do you record input from a web cam as well? Is it ffplay or some other utility?
My webcam is just an mpv window I pull up when I record.
How did you record the screen? Are you still be able to use OBS or something? I have no idea, and do you still be able to share screen on Zoom?
I really depends on that.
Pretty sure he has a script which is ffmpeg plus a little extra and yeah, looks like zoom supports Linux. Praise Durga
Alright ... this looks cool and stuff. How does it work with 3+ monitors?
Is that Alsamixer? Asking because it usually has the bars vertical, I like them better horizontal like you have here.
that is pulsemixer
dwm looks great! I'll try it on my bigger screen. But I'm not sure if it would do any good on my old 10 inch netbook, that I use for typing in evironments with limited space like libraries, cafes or trains.
Although I see the logic of your setup, since I don't live in or for the terminal, this is like a day at the carnival, but I'll go back to running one or two apps/ws, mostly in i3. I research life outside computers far more than configuration within. Life outside computers is experiencing controlled demolition by the eugenicist royal bloodlines. More interesting than how to twiddle with window placement.
Just curious, What was the music player used in the terminal ?
I think I want to make the dem I just installed the boomer Luke Smith version, so I'm going to start working in that direction. If you could do a video on the setting up on the backgrounds, that would help me out a lot. Thanks, una-boomer , you're the best!
what if you have 2 displays
of different resoutions?
Did you also try wmii?
Awesome!
Waiting for statusbar video.
I love the soyboy barbershop quartet in the thumbnail.
Is it just me or Luke is becoming the simulacra of the soy boy meme from the video thumbnail?
He's doing it ironically
Can you make a tutorial on how to prepare an installation script for a new setup? Because of my uni I frequently have to install things on new machines. And I would love to know how to make something like you made
I would recommend just looking at the LARBS script's code. It isn't actually too complicated. Most of it is just to look good.
github.com/lukesmithxyz/larbs
If you want to start from scratch, just install it manually and keep track of all the commands you run in a file. That becomes your script.
@@LukeSmithxyz My main thing is to automate installing software and configuring still like network setting, downloading compilers, drivers etc etc. So I guess its going to be good for that?
@@zaspanyflegmatyk2446 That I do not automate in the script. It's suppose to be run after basic install, but that wouldn't be much harder to add. I think I have some scripts in the testing directory that do that, but I rarely use them.
@@LukeSmithxyz Okay! Thanks! Love your channel and rants
@@zaspanyflegmatyk2446 try NixOS maybe
12:40 LOL, I have the Pastoral Symphony as my alarm, so I immediately went to turn it off.
I don't understand WMs like dwm and awesome that create a cyclical relationship between tiled tabs. The whole point of tiling is that windows have a spatial relationship, and you can move between them directionally. If I wanted to cycle, I'd use a floating WM and Alt-Tab between things.
True. They think they are superior because of dwm! I3 still the best for me
Can dwm handle a keybinding sequence pressed one after another (as opposed to pressing them together simultaneously) like in spacemacs?
Still using a GUI, how quaint ;)
What do you think of VIFM as a file manager? Vim-Diesel goes with LF instead?
damn that beard! it seems fuller! what you doing man?
It's been 4 years but I must know. What's your System monitor and audio monitor in this video?
Luke, what do you think about Hildegard von Bingen?
What do you use to make hexcodes backgrounds become their color?
Hey luke I am a larbs user. And i dont know where to send you this bug report but i see "spawn telnet rainmaker.wundergound.com 3000" in dwmblocks statusbar. I see it error of whether and i dont know how to fix it. But When i was using i3 whether works just fine. I dont know what happen in dwm. Any help?
chads use default DE/i3 and get work done
"power" users tinker with their TWM for like 3 years while staying NEET
You can always be the IQ 9000 god and just nick someone else's efficient config.
@@p_serdiuk larbs gang
dwm is bloat. Too many patches. Use tty2-7.
Or better yet, dwm.exe :^)
This name conflict may well have been a deliberate ploy on Suckless' part to make it impossible to search for dwm issues.
@@Argletrough there's probably more information about dwm than dwm.exe, so it's probably to mess with windows users
but I am using dwm.exe www.brain-dump.org/projects/dwm-win32/
@@EliteTester i was being funny, gross, windows ew
@@EliteTester Now that's cursed
I love everything about dwm, except for the stack! I have a large monitor and normally 3 windows that are my 'master' all at once! I tried to live with stacking but I just can't on my main desktop and 38" widescreen. I do love dwm on my laptop though.
you can have multiple master windows, ALT-i to increase and ALT-d to decrease by default
Luke how is your book thing going ? Can you make update on the properly formated classical books, would live to buy some from you
Can you utilize dwn with multiple display screens?
That floating mode won me over
Luke, at tty, I am prompted to install a package called libxfta-bgra. When I am trying to install it, I get this error
gpg: keyserver receive failed: General error
==> Error: Problem importing keys
When I type startx without installing the mentioned package, the WM starts, but then closes abruptly. Any workarounds or solutions here.?
Hi, Luke.
Looks like your beard changes sound of your voice, idk just feelings)
Could you please update your config?
I feel like there is some stuff missing from the larbs script in comparison to what you have.
Awesome video, thank you!!
ran LARBS on fresh arch install. startx wouldn't load? maybe I did it wrong. do I have to run LARBS from a user account and not root? I didn't create it because the i3 version of larbs created an account for me
why do you have the black panther ten point program saved in your dox folder