I remember in high school when I set up my environment up similar to this with the cube workspace. Now I just think it’s more inconvenient then instantly hotkeying to a specific workspace

I admit you’re right Q, regrettably so… Nonetheless, this poor individual deserves our help.

This is probably what OP wants. A gui

For me the benefit of AUR isn’t necessarily the ease of download. It’s the fact that it’s community based and anyone can build a package for any software. I always git clone and then makepkg. I hate using yay because I want to read the PKGBLD myself and check the hash. I’ve found some obscure software via AUR that I wouldn’t be able to easily download on other distros. Further more the AUR website allows comments from the community which encourages bug fixes and/or a dialogue with specific package issues.

AUR is also amazing

He said he’s an IT professional for 20 years. That’s like the epitome of patience for reading documentations and troubleshooting

Just use Arch.

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