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How come /fglt/ always has such great OP images, while /fwt/ often has degenerate paedophillic cartoon OP images?
Adrian Hernandez
Because the /fwt/ is literally full of pedophiles
Joshua Hall
Reposting: I'm trying to get berry to let me have see through terminals, is there a way to easily do this, or will I have to DYI it? I use compton by the way, but that shouldn't really matter.
It does, the problem is that berry creates an actual window behind st's window to serve as window decoration. The transparency technically works fine, however there's a window behind my window, so yeah. Looking at dwm's source it seems that it doesn't actually create any windows and just uses X draw calls. I wanted to learn X11 anyways, I guess.
Sebastian Fisher
Only p3dos use Windows.
Christian Jenkins
Is 200GB more than enough for a Mint partition or is it overkill? I have no idea if it bloats over time like Windows
Connor Rogers
You could probably get away with less than half of that, but it depends on the software you use. Can you use a compositor? It might be easy with picom's opacity rules.
Carson Morales
Is MATE plagued by CSD too?
Evan Clark
>qlop How would one go about using it in my case ?
Nolan Hall
Better for what? OpenSUSE is better for work-related stuff and Arch is better for gayming and daily usage as it has compile time optimizations and fast/easy access to some neat features (be it officially or through the AUR, which will save you time compared to headhunting packages on RPM or compiling them from source).
Benjamin Walker
Any monerobros here? How can I run a pruned lmdb node? When I try monerod --sync-pruned-blocks --data-dir . it just creates another lmdb directory instead of using the lmdb-pruned one, and if I rename the pruned one to just lmdb it errors out. What do?
Nathaniel Evans
Xorg is using half my vram and im not able to launcher higher quality videos or launch gaymes With just a browser window open its using half
Isaiah Robinson
Use the path to your lmdb-pruned dir instead of "." as the last argument. In unix shells (and powershell lmao) "." means the current directory, and ".." is the parent of the current directory.
That's the thing, I'm using "." because I'm in the right directory already (the one with the lmdb).
Thanks for responding. After so much time synching I'm anxious to get this working.
Ryder Foster
Penis
Isaac Perry
is there a qt equivalent to fluxbox?
David Ortiz
Try excluding the data-dir option entirely if it's in the standard place. If it doesn't work after that I'd ask in the #monero IRC channel on LiberaChat for faster iteration speed than support-via-Any Forums.
Michael Reyes
Fluxbox works fine with Qt applications you goober. It stands alone with no toolkit dependency. If you meant a Wayland equivalent, unfortunately there isn't one yet.
Dylan James
When I do that, it starts another lmdb in my ~. > If it doesn't work after that I'd ask in the #monero IRC channel on LiberaChat for faster iteration speed than support-via-Any Forums. Seems its time for me to finally interact with people outside of this website, and also to learn how to access this chat.
