I like switching between different Gnome extension configurations (vanilla, one that looks like Ubuntu, one that looks more like Cinnamon). I experimented with making a shell script that enables and left-aligns dash to dock but want to know if there's a GUI solution.
Is there a way to create a set of enabled extensions and tweaks that I can easily switch between?
I went ahead and made the switch from Mint to Fedora. So far, so good. The main issue I had was a lack of sound but I resolved that. Now my only problem is my Xbox One controller not working but I'll probably just buy a new controller with USB support for this. Any suggestions?
So far, it's running a lot better than Mint but that might just be the fresh install. Loving it so far.
I've been and on-and-off Linux user for over 10 years ago now and finally took the plunge. In the past, I've used Debian, Ubuntu, am currently using Mint. I'm having a good time but want to experience the Linux world outside of Debian, so I'm planning a move to Fedora.
Is there anything I need to keep in mind when switching that could trap someone used to Debian?
I was getting a bit sick of Cinnamon and contemplated messing around with KDE Plasma but instead opted for the minimal xfce4 installation (not the Mint package). I had my first true attempt at customising Linux. I was inspired by Gnome Flashback and Mate to have a top and bottom panel and decided to use the top panel for at-a-glance info and the bottom panel for my actions.
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