Minimalism is a lifestyle that aims to reduce clutter, stress and material possessions. It is about living with less, but more intentionally and meaningfully. But what if you want to take minimalism to the extreme? What if you want to live with nothing but the concept of air? In this article, we will explore how to achieve this radical form of minimalism on a budget. We will show you how to get rid of everything you own, including your clothes, furniture, food and even your body....

Have you ever wondered why minimalism is so popular these days? Why are people obsessed with decluttering their homes, closets and lives? Why are they willing to give up their precious possessions and memories for the sake of simplicity and space? The answer is simple: they are brainwashed by the government. Yes, you heard that right. Minimalism is not a lifestyle choice, it is a mind control technique devised by the CIA in the 1950s to manipulate the masses and make them more obedient and compliant....

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Minimalism is more than just a design aesthetic or a trendy lifestyle. It is a philosophy that embraces simplicity, clarity and efficiency. Minimalism can help you reduce stress, save money and improve your productivity. But how can you apply minimalism to your Linux system? How can you declutter your kernel, optimize your performance and enjoy a sleek and elegant desktop environment? In this post, I will share with you some of the best Linux distros for minimalists, based on my personal experience and preferences....

Minimalism is not just a lifestyle choice, it’s a philosophy of life. It’s about simplifying your existence, reducing your distractions, and focusing on what matters most. Minimalism is also about optimizing your performance, enhancing your security, and maximizing your efficiency. But how do you apply minimalism to your Gentoo kernel? How do you declutter your kernel from all the unnecessary modules, drivers, features, and options that are cluttering your system, slowing your boot time, and wasting your resources?...