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Was about to mention this. 25y+ linux user here, we all had our ricing phase, where we'd customize our desktop and shell to oblivion. Now, I'm always on a as-vanilla-as-possible Ubuntu machine, or a Macbook with the same default wallpaper that came when I bought it.

The only thing I do to my new systems is installing oh-my-zsh, because that gives me a lot of goodies for basically zero configuration (I just use and learned the default presets to be "my own")

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Since we're now bragging about how vanilla our systems are, the only things I install are wezterm, nushell, helix, nix. I've moved everything else into git repo's so they're no longer system configs, but project configs.

Last week I took a repo full of notes about the sizes of building materials and made inkscape and gimp "dependencies" of that project.

Next time I install Linux I think I'm going to make the filesystem immutable so that I not only don't configure it, but can't.

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I think the next move is to not install Linux at all, completely impossible to mutate as it's not even existent? lol