my current way of installing linux is "install ubuntu for desktop, and then uninstall the ubuntu-desktop package and everything under unity-*" which works pretty well for setting up another WM

@boots nice! this might be what i end up doing when i eventually get around to setting up a masto dev env

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@bea yeah, i personally just install i3 after that.
lightdm (the default ubuntu login manager) should automatically detect whatever you install and log you into it

@boots slick

i also use i3, usually with rxvt-unicode and dmenu when i'm doin linux stuff

@bea ah yeah, the default group for i3 (assuming you use the sourcelist they give) usually installs dmenu and a few other nice lil things by default

i personally use terminator instead of rxvt because it basically is a terminal emulator with tmux built-in (allows splitting panes via context menu, opening new tabs, etc)

@boots interesting, don't think i know that one

will try to remember to check it out if i ever get around to doing the thing

too easy to just livecode in production...

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