#Dual-booting Linux alongside Windows 11
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Then, as I said... you almost never want the source code, the source code is to be compiled, it's the most complicated and tricky way
Source code is literately the software in kit to be build by yourself
Ok, Appimage are like Flatpack, thos are special executable files that run the software in a kind of virtual contained environment.
Instead of rellying on system libraries to run, the application create a small "virtual environment" with everything it need to execute, and run the application in this "sandbox"
Uh huh
The pro : It is system agnostic, it run on any Linux distribution with one click
The cons : It take a LOT more resources, usually have performance drop, cannot be "really" installed
Damn
It's not "bad", but, it's not the best
the best are : System packages, or .deb package files, which are like Windows installer if you want...
they are packages, designed to install the optimized application in the distribution
Noted!
If you want an example of manual installation, we can do it with the provided tar.xz from Zen Browser website
so this way, you'll know at least one way to do it "the savage way"
Nah, I think I'll just use the software thing
ok
It's fine, I don't think I"ll dabble in that
Also is it me or like,
Does Linux feel...unaturally bright
I turned the brightness up to maximum like I do on Windows and it feels..brighter
Prob just me seeing it not as bright
I think Linux have different gamma/brighness than Windows for laptop yes
but it's only for laptop
Probably yeah
because brighness on laptop are software controlled
But hey, brighter for my blind ass I guess wooo
Thanks again for the in-depth explanation
@sullen tundra Hey, it's me again and I was wondering on Windows I used to click on the scrollwheel of my mouse to enter a scroll-like mode where if I move my mouse up, it automatically and manually scrolls up and the opposite, is there a way to implement that onto Cinnamon?
Maybe, but I don't know...
Oh alr it's fine, I'm trying to install another auto-run command
I'm using Hidamari for Live Wallpapers but it seems that everytime it runs, the desktop icons disappear, so I got a command that reloads them and makes them appear, but I gotta run it everytime I boot up
Hopefully I remember the steps you taught me
what desktop icons ?
The icons on the home screen
Y'know what, nevermind I'll find a way on my own, gotta learn somebow
settings: startup applications> add a cstom command string OR choose an application that's installed in the system
btw, did your game play smoothly on Cinnamon now?
Yeah, I got everything set up properly and even customized it a bit
but plays smooth?
Yep
Told you
It's now what I consider ''usable''
in Resources app, you'd see it's using the dedicated Nvidia GPU
Yep
be aware in the system tray, there's an icon that will appear when something very system-important is running, such as one of those automatically scheduled weekly Timeshift snapshots.
Yeah I'll keep that in mind
Also, managed to get the screenshot to save the actual screenshots
those can be restored even from a live-booted Mint from Ventoy , in case the system's so screwed it cannot boot Mint real
Like, the ctrl shift print to crop what spot I want screenshotted
Before, it didn't really save those images anywhere
yep. the Keyboard settings has a shortcuts tab
there's tons of options for the cinnamon screenshott thing
(gnome-screenshot)
No as in like, after taking a screenshot using the crtl, shift then print before it only copied the image but not save it
I think I got it to save it into a folder properly
yeah i know. there's shift+print which does area screenshot, then prompts you what you want to do save or copy to clipboard
and then there's other shortcuts that let it automatically save to file
Yeah but that takes a screenshot of the ENTIRE screen, whereas I only want a specific part to be screenshoted
for clipboard manager, u can install clipman
Alr I'll check that out later
check out #1308145211255292004 message the couple cheat sheets
and #1370807950557577247 message
Btw, I might be delusional or like..Why the hell is this here
Even on Discord, why is this comically large thing here
Is there a way to remove it-
Or at least, shrink it?
@low night ?
the titlebar?
Yeah, why is it so comically large
Not really? It's a bit big
Like, it's not THAT big on Windows
Can I change the size or nah?
can you show a bit more of the first couple cm of the top of discord window?
im just not sure what the deal is rn
run flatpak list command
u prob installed the flatpak version of Discord and it uses its own theming
Ok so, I did something funny by enabling fullscreen mode which gets rid of it