Qtile config
Qtile is a desktop environment that is written in the Python programming language. If you have any knowledge of programming, you might think, how slow is that? Well, it is not really slow. I have not had any issues with Qtile, and I have only had good experiences with it. It has been very fun customising it over the time I have been there and making it my own little by little! If you know how to programme in Python, it is very fun just to toy around with and customise, so if you want a really hackable desktop environment for Linux, I would suggest Qtile a thousand times over!
In both my Qtile configs, laptop and Pc configs I have it set out rather simpily, I have an install script that sets up my config.py for qtile and asks you if you want to install some of software that I use. I also have an auto install script that I use most of the time. These install scripts are written in bash script because they are one use and it is easier to just do it in bash if its a one use thing that I will delete afterwards.
Some of my favourite software I have in the install.sh is Mpv and youtube-dl, this is because it allows me to watch youtube videos in my terminal. This is further enhanced by the ytfzf command that allows me to browes videos in my terminal. The reason why I like this is because youtube has became very annoying. They have games on that website now and whenever I serch something it only shows like 4 valid resaults, whilst ytfzf shows me nothing but valid resaults.
Another good bit of software my install.sh installs is librewolf, a privacy centered brower that acctually cares about your privacy unlike firefox. Whilst I do like firefox it has decended from what it once was and you need to install a custom user.js to become really secsure. Whilst with librewolf iy just does it for you and gives you settings on what you want to enable. I like librewolf because I know that the brower is designed to keep ne safe and that makes me feel well safe.
Here is an example of my current desktop
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