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@nostupidquestions Distro that always has the latest lxqt installed without commandline?
I was hoping to be able to get their latest start menu asap. Also how's their wayland support? Are they the only light de to support this?
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That isn’t really possible, there will allways be a gap between the release of a new version of software and a distribution putting it in their repos.
Arch is famous for keeping the software on the bleeding edge, so I’d look into that, see if you can write a script that will look for new releases of the software, then set a cron job to run the script every day.
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What do you mean with “without commandline”? Every Linux distribution has a commandline. And I’m pretty sure you can configure Arch or Gentoo in such a way that you’ll never have to use the commandline.
But maybe OpenSUSE Tumbleweed is what you’re looking for. It has GUI tools for every administrative task. But it’s also a rolling release distro that constantly gets new packages. On installation you can select which desktop environment you want.
@bjoern_tantau I meant without having to use command line to get lxqt
I just checked, you can install lxqt without using the commandline in OpenSUSE. And I didn’t check but from what I gathered you can probably select it to be installed when you install the OS.
But I honestly think copying and pasting one command is way easier than figuring out which buttons to click in what order.
@bjoern_tantau This is Tumbleweed correct? I remember its iso being 800 mb small
Correct.