Post number #800089, ID: d1950b
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Ok so I switched to Linux mint. But I wanted it to look and act and run like windows...
After logging in, I opened the terminal and ran `sudo apt install wine64` I have an exe that I want to run... So I right click it and go to properties, and I set it to open with another program. I add one to the list: `wine` Now, I run the program within the terminal using wine64... And now all exe files run!
Next step, installing a theme.
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Post number #800091, ID: 40e0f0
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I love sex.
Post number #800106, ID: d1950b
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Step 1: download the sources.zip Links are below https://github.com/B00merang-Artwork/Windows-10/releases https://github.com/B00merang-Project/Windows-10/releases https://github.com/B00merang-Project/Windows-10-dark/releases
Step 2: unzip the folder in the windows 10 themes directly to ~/.themes and unzip the icon pack to ~/.icons They are both hidden folders. Ctrl+h while looking at the home directory to see them.
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Post number #800109, ID: d1950b
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Step 3: I found the themes program in the start menu, and changed it all to windows 10 dark, but kept the windows style as the light version. I had to right click and configure the start button to be the picture in one of the themes folders. Idk why it didn't just automatically apply, but whatever.
Step 4: now, to install steam! I installed the .deb file from the steam website, logged in, and went into settings to enable proton for all games... Even no man's sky works great!
Post number #800114, ID: d1950b
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Step 5: I have copied all my documents from my old drive, and I am slowly copying programs as I need them. I don't need a lot of my programs, I've discovered. I can run any windows program with wine, games work great with steam, and my Firefox has 300 tabs open right now...
My hardware is very bad. Phenom II 1045t overclocked to 3.4ghz 16gb of ram at 1333mhz AMD 550x graphics card ASRock 760GM-HDV motherboard My monitor is a TV
Before I could barely run Firefox with 30 tabs!
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Post number #800117, ID: ea65c6
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>>800109 >Installed the .deb file from the steam website sudo apt install steam
Post number #800148, ID: 25cb68
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Oh dear. Things like that make me cry.
Post number #800149, ID: 40e0f0
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>>800148 Does anything not make you cry?
Post number #800269, ID: a7378c
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>move to linux >still use bloat and botnet Why bother
Post number #800278, ID: 11d1b6
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>>800089 2hm~ looks like a bit hard.. joking (or not :) // what if trying switch to Arch (by hardcore way) starting only with dwn (and dmenu, and st) aiming to complete a desktop environment by self? :D
Post number #800279, ID: 11d1b6
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>>800148 like as discord without support to jack or alsa?
Post number #800382, ID: df2ae5
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Well I suppose if you enjoy a ubuntu based os, isn't pop os better especially for gaming ? It's libraries are more up to date. Personaly I switch from w10 to manjaro and I'm enjoying it so far, a friend enlighted me about arch and aur. So yeah there's no quick and easy .deb files but damn the aur package. KDE is my new way of life and finally running MPV on it's initially meant OS. Also onlyoffice, an opensource copy of ms office, no need to continue my intership's hunting on w10.
Post number #800396, ID: 3fdec0
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>>800382 how is OnlyOffice for you? Last time I tried it there were were some nice features missing and there were weird compatibility issues.
Post number #800420, ID: 178ecd
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>>800396 so far it's great, i can open and edit my excel files, word and powerpoint. The gui is almost the same, at the first seconds I thought manjaro automatically opened ms office. Thou I didn't reopened them via my w10 as I'm currently enjoying my new fresh OS.
Post number #800506, ID: 11d1b6
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>>800382 onlyoffice.. someone said to me that wps office have better compabiliyy then Libre office, but "only".. is better then wps?
I forget why i don't installed it, maybe it drags half of kde, that i won't i, so it is right (about compabily) ?
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| Ok so I switched to Linux mint. But I wanted it to look and act and run like windows...
After logging in, I opened the terminal and ran `sudo apt install wine64`
I have an exe that I want to run... So I right click it and go to properties, and I set it to open with another program. I add one to the list: `wine`
Now, I run the program within the terminal using wine64... And now all exe files run!
Next step, installing a theme.
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