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What Linux/GNU can be the most c y b e r? I'm using Mint now and it feels too.. basic and too much like Windows or Ubuntu (two very 'locked' OSes as far as customisability goes) Maybe I can get into ricing as well.

OpenBSD

Depends on your definition of 'cyber.' In a general usecase I would say Arch + i3(gaps), though really any distro running I3 would qualify, dependent on usecase. My setup is the above + Compton and some IRC users have explicitly stated that it's 'too cyber' for them. polite sage

>>614 older scrot of 'cyber' desktop if you clarify what you mean by 'c y b e r', perhaps others will be able to provide more useful information

>>611 pretty much all distros of GNU/Linux can be as cyber as you want them to be. No linux distro locks you into a specific WM/DE though it can be a hassle to install other ones. im personally running bspwm on debian through net install. i picked debian because im used to apt, but i want to explore crux next if/when i decide to wipe and re install. i wouldn't say the link you posted nor my own rice is particularly cyber, but i do enjoy its aesthetic. heres what it looks like on an average day.

If you actually think about it, any distro that can connect to the internet is as cyber as any other. That's literally it.

>>611 just install the DE/WM you want and rice it the way you want, you don't neet a special distro for it.

>>611 I would say Bedrock if you're not going to literally roll your own with Linux from Scratch. Maybe Crux which inspired Arch or Exherbo as well. Netrunner is a pretty schway name for a distro: www.netrunner.com.