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-title: Unix for the desktop
-date: 2025-09-21T00:00:00+08:00
-author: Wickramage Don Sadeep Madurange
-thumbnail: linux.png
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-
-The year 2020 transformed my personal computing experience. In March 2020, I
-stumbled upon Arch Linux and discovered that I could customize my desktop
-environment to look and work any way I liked. I exercised that newfound freedom
-to create a Matrix-themed setup:
-
-![Arch Linux](linux.png)
-
-The system employs the X display server and the i3 window manager. The terminal
-emulator used is Urxvt. The translucent effect is achieved with the help of the
-Xcompmgr compositor. This sort of setup was popular among minimalist Linux
-users.
-
-In February 2024, I switched to an OpenBSD system with Xenocara (the OpenBSD
-build of X display server) as the display server and i3 as the window manager:
-
-![OpenBSD i3](openbsd.png)
-
-Unlike Linux, OpenBSD includes a coherent desktop environment out of the box.
-Except for the window manager, for which I prefer a tiling one, I'm now using
-the default OpenBSD setup. For the window manager, I use dwm from the Suckless
-team.
-
-Files: [dotfiles.tar.gz](dotfiles.tar.gz)