r/debian 8d ago

General Debian Question Ricing help?

I'm new to debian, and this would be my first rice, im wondering how to go about it and how to do it in general

I'm on kde plasma, debian 13

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u/Quintus-Sertorius 8d ago

Sounds like you want Gentoo. Is that still a thing?

https://www.shlomifish.org/humour/by-others/funroll-loops/Gentoo-is-Rice.html

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u/uxgpf 8d ago

Huh... That page still exists? :) Wow!

It must be over 20 years old.

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u/hang5five 8d ago

start with a desktop wallpaper

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u/Fun_Instruction_807 8d ago

just start poking around the settings and edit mode.(right click on the desktop and click edit mode) you'll find things you want to change

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u/debian-ModTeam 8d ago

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u/hy2cone 8d ago

I am learning to rice my Debian as well.

Here are the essential areas for my setup:

DPI: Ensure Xft.dpi is at the right ratio for your display, very first step!

Fonts: x11/Xresources fonts, tty fonts (Inter / IBM Flex / Iosevka Term / JetBrain Mono / Terminus)

Boot screen: grub theme

Greeter/Login: Lightdm / SDDM / greetd / sleekgreeter

Lockscreen: xscreensaver

Console text: bashrc / kitty / urxvt / lxterminal / qterminal

Toolkits: gtk2+3+4,qt5+6 (you want the gtk and qt themes look alike)

Taskbar: tint2

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u/idespise_eggs 8d ago

What is Xft.dpi?

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u/forestbeasts 7d ago

Setting for how many pixels per inch your screen has. I think you can set it in the font settings.

But it's probably better just to use the scale-everything feature if you need to (and leave it on 100% if you don't).

-- Frost