Switching away from Ubuntu, again, to try Archcraft. Here's what I think!

Switching away from Ubuntu, again, to try Archcraft. Here’s what I think!

Archcraft is for Linux users who want a pre-configured window manager with a unique look out of the box. You get a pretty theme setup, but you can choose from a couple of pre-installed options (10 free themes) as well.

You can pick other window managers like Sway, Wayland desktop session, and unlock access to extra themes on Ko-fi by supporting the developer. So, some can call it a freemium model, and I do not mind that, considering you are paying the dev to give you a refined pre-configured experience, saving all the time to set it up yourself.

But, of course, nothing is ever perfect. Everything has flaws. It is you who pick what flaws you can live with, and what you can’t.

  • Psyhackological@lemmy.ml
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    3 months ago

    I use it at work with many servers like EDITOR=vim sudo -e /etc/samba/smb.conf

    However useful when you need some color highlighting or just numers then add it to .vimrc and EDITOR=vim in Bash config.