Yes
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>>192585
Would Matsuoka Miu use Debian?

How do I make my KDE look like this once I've installed it?

>>192588
find config files for kde to make it look like that or make it yourself

make sure there is nothing bad inside them

>>192588
usually when you copy files you should either do it from cli, so you start your system in cli mode

or else you can use a second account, copy or use rsync to write the new config, and in case they arent applied you may have to chown them to the destination user so you would do all of it again but chown them before you log in into the destination user

install meow.cat - it'z teh bezt diztro with lotz of meowz and catz!

>>192603
I askd an AI how to make KDE look like Windows 98 and it said I just gotta go into a menu and search for a user generated theme?

i installed xfc4 + some "win98" theme from github >>No.188311

>>192611
This does look good, was it easy to set up?

i can't remember tbh, in comparison to everything else -linux-like i done past 1-2month this was a breeze

>>192607
That does sound nice, does it have a website?

Why is there not a Strawberry Marshmallow distro? Or is there?

neop~ but moebuntu exist :3

https://moebuntu.web.fc2.com/index.html

>>192615
That does look quite polished. I guess this could be fine because I'm installing it on a dextop and using ethernet cable for internets. (I never could get wifi to work on Ubuntu for some reason )

Does it have English though? I can't into Japanese.

I'll probasbly use Debian anyway though since I already made a boot drive. I'm just waiting for mai new HDD to show up.

>>192588
download the archived source code, patch it and pray to whatever deity you believe in that it builds

>>192609
Look up on reddit someone must have done it already and got all links of configs out there if not just a bit of work maximum few hours is enough

Yeah, definitely. Already I'm using debian and this is perfect. Teh only issue, packages are old, for example, I download OpenTTD and teh latest version 15.1 but apt have 14.1

Okay, I've got it set up. Using this "Besot Haiku" theme. Thoughts?

Yeah, it's ugly, but in a charming way I think.

arch for personal use debian for server use is what i always say

>>192660
It's not charming because it uses gtk3 xfeces and firefags

>>192713
It's KDE.

>>192716
that's slightly better but lxqt would look better for what you're trying to do

>>192646
>>192613
Speaking of Linux frustrations, I had to switch to proprietary driver to pray game, but something went wrong during the installation and then the whole computer wouldn't boot, even in recovery mode. I had to press some buttons and boot into some kind of emergency terminal, where I would spend 3 hours typing in commands to fix it. I actually kind of had fun fixing it and felt a great sense of accomplishment afterward.

>>192717
Well, after a day of using it I've actually grown quite fond of this layout and look. I'm keeping it.

I'm a Windows user, but I recently maxed out my 2010 laptop and installed Debian with Xfce on it. Feels like a modern PC.

>>192611
>>192824
yes, my winshit laptop was so slow and i really hated it. But after installing CachyOS with XFCE4 i really started loving it, even more than my modern computer which runs KDE. I am thinking of switching as i realised i loved the simplicity of XFCE.

>>192825
Meh, Xfce lacks far too many features for me to use it over Plasma/GNOME, when I want simplicity I use something like i3 or niri.

fluxbox FTW