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--- tech:linux_desktop [2023/09/30] – 2027a.net
+++ tech:linux_desktop [2023/12/22] (Version actuelle) – Mathieu
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 ====== Customized linux desktop for advanced users ======
+~~DISCUSSION~~
+**Despite the grandiose title, this will just be a collection of free software i use to build a tailored, efficient and minimalist tiling desktop experience, a word about possible alternatives and some random thoughts.**
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 Une version en français est [[tech:linux_desktop-fr|disponible ici]]
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-**Despite the grandiose title, this will just be a collection of free software i use to build a tailored, efficient and minimalist tiling desktop experience, a word about possible alternatives and some random thoughts.**
 I won't mention specialized software, like Blender, Krita, OBS or Godot, or even Thunderbird. If you need them, you probably know it and they don't belong on every user desktop.
 I run debian, but almost **any linux distribution will do**.
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 ===== Window manager =====
-  * **[[https://github.com/qtile/qtile#readme|Qtile]]** is my window manager of choice. It's a modern, simple, automatic [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager|tiling WM]], very hackable, written and configured in python, that's **available for both X11 and Wayland**. It comes with a great built-in bar, and widgets for almost everything you may need for a regular desktop experience. It provides a large number of automatic layouts, including the classic master/stack, and it's scratchpad is the best implementation i've used
+  * **[[https://github.com/qtile/qtile#readme|Qtile]]** is my window manager of choice. It's a modern, simple, automatic [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager|tiling WM]], very hackable, written and configured in python, that's **available for both X11 and Wayland**. It comes with a great built-in bar, and widgets for almost everything you may need for a regular desktop experience. It provides a large number of automatic layouts, including the classic master/stack, and it's scratchpad is the best implementation i've used. On debian, you'll need to install it //via// [[https://pypi.org/project/pip/|pip]]
   * **[[https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm#readme|Bspwm]]** is also a very good choice if you value simplicity. It's configured in bash (or any other script langage you like) and is very minimalist
   * I manage most of my **keyboard shortcuts in [[https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd#readme|sxhkd]]**. This is required in bspwm, but also work wonderfully with any other window manager. Have a look [[https://github.com/isingasimplesong/dotfiles/tree/main/sxhkd|at my config]] to see how i manage to maintain a common sxhkd file compatible with every WM i want, by separating [[https://github.com/isingasimplesong/dotfiles/blob/main/qtile/keys.py|specific window management shortcuts]] from [[https://github.com/isingasimplesong/dotfiles/blob/main/sxhkd/sxhkdrc_common|generic user shortcuts]]. Sxhkd is awesome, lightweight, portable, and provide advanced shortcuts management, like keychords and a powerful syntax
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+{{tag>Linux English}}