He copied that same exact message to a bunch of mailing lists. It is basically what launched Xlibre.
Redskirts lmao. I'm going to use that. Enrico is hero we need.
Ah well. If you try again I've had a relatively easy time with virtual machine manager / qemu and will try to answer questions. For the display I meant how did you see the output of the virtual machine? Did you connect a separate monitor to the gpu you passed through? The window that pops up on your desktop when you ran it (probably a SPICE display)?
Already there brother
Yeah, my experience was pacman -S xlibre-xserver on Artix (s6-MATE on Qemu) and it just worked. Really positive experiences with Artix so far.
Personally I'm more fond of using PowerShell 7 with the Winget.Client module. There's probably a similar one for Chocolatey but it's a pleasure being able to manage software via objects, like installing all of the Visual C++ redistributables with just
Find-WinGetPackage | ? Id -match "^Microsoft\.VCRedist.*\.x.*$" | Install-WinGetPackage, something that wouldn't be possible without the PowerShell module. UniWinGetUI or whatever it's called can be great for having a visual "app store" so to speak, but for management it's comfier and faster to use the command line since you already know the names of software that you're interested in. I also can't tolerate C# bloat, the only C# bloat that I rely on is Flow Launcher since there's no better keyboard launcher around, and alternatives are based on Electron, which makes C# look lightweight.
Ok let's slow down here.
Maybe Artix? It makes it easy to install Xlibre which is based, just make sure you pay attention to the install process so you know how to deal with your graphics driver
This is the only Linux distro to use. Ya know, if you're not a faggot.
This is a beautiful thing and I thank you for introducing me to it.
what 'customization'? Arch comes with the most prepackaged anime waifu backgrounds, if that's what you're after.
'sl' is quite aggravating enough thank you.
I feel like my needs are too autistic and specific I risk outing myself here, but to start I want to reclaim some monitor space with a tiled window manager and then see what productivity improvements I can make from there.
This is unironically a perfect description of artix. Max customization without re-compiling the kernel (and everything else) constantly -> Arch. Less gay and retarded arch -> Artix.
On the off chance that isn't just a throwaway VM I think you should be installing xlibre-drivers too.
In that case I think it would be difficult to find any mainstream Linux desktop distribution that won't work for you. You could just install Debian (or better yet Devuan), choosing the XFCE 'task', to conveniently get the X11 packages you need, then install awesomewm or i3.
I am biased as someone who's been daily driving Debian since the early 2000s, but I actually would say Debian can probably do the sort of things you want to do while being a stable environment to adjust to linux in. You might give it a go.
there might be hints in the details, like wanting to have a yellow smirking animal thing with rosy cheeks front and centre in the screen with the windows wrapping around it.