#herbstluftwm — Public Fediverse posts
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I use the "Windows" key to meta-instruct my window manager ( #herbstluftwm ). I would hope more recent models would still allow you to do that.
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I use the "Windows" key to meta-instruct my window manager ( #herbstluftwm ). I would hope more recent models would still allow you to do that.
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I use the "Windows" key to meta-instruct my window manager ( #herbstluftwm ). I would hope more recent models would still allow you to do that.
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I use the "Windows" key to meta-instruct my window manager ( #herbstluftwm ). I would hope more recent models would still allow you to do that.
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I use the "Windows" key to meta-instruct my window manager ( #herbstluftwm ). I would hope more recent models would still allow you to do that.
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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#herbstluftwm is doing just fine. No shadows cast at all. Everything is full screen for me. Who needs window decorations?
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#herbstluftwm is doing just fine. No shadows cast at all. Everything is full screen for me. Who needs window decorations?
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#herbstluftwm is doing just fine. No shadows cast at all. Everything is full screen for me. Who needs window decorations?
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#herbstluftwm is doing just fine. No shadows cast at all. Everything is full screen for me. Who needs window decorations?
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#herbstluftwm is doing just fine. No shadows cast at all. Everything is full screen for me. Who needs window decorations?
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Switched back to #cwm after using #herbstluftwm for a while. The main reason was wanting a more minimalist feel, especially since it's included in OpenBSD by default
I had to invest some time trying to replicate the hc keybindings to get some sort of tiling effects. -
Switched back to #cwm after using #herbstluftwm for a while. The main reason was wanting a more minimalist feel, especially since it's included in OpenBSD by default
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I have an old iMac (maybe 2016) on which I installed #openSUSE after I didn't get the hang on Fedora. So far so good, it looks and feels nice. I chose KDE, but also installed some of the other desktop environments. Still have to figure out, how to change to them.
Originally I wanted to install #herbstluftwm as it is by far my favorite tiling wm but it seems to be unmaintained. I think I have to say goodbye and look for a new one. Any recommendations?Other than that, openSUSE has the potential to become my new favorite #linux #distro.
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I have an old iMac (maybe 2016) on which I installed #openSUSE after I didn't get the hang on Fedora. So far so good, it looks and feels nice. I chose KDE, but also installed some of the other desktop environments. Still have to figure out, how to change to them.
Originally I wanted to install #herbstluftwm as it is by far my favorite tiling wm but it seems to be unmaintained. I think I have to say goodbye and look for a new one. Any recommendations?Other than that, openSUSE has the potential to become my new favorite #linux #distro.
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For the #XLibreArtixWeek, we compiled some Liberated Screens showing #XLibre on #ArtixLinux. Chronologically from the very first one on Jul 25 to the love for the global menu, #sxwm, and #herbstluftwm. All including #Initfreedom.
More #LiberatedScreens at https://github.com/orgs/X11Libre/discussions/211
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For the #XLibreArtixWeek, we compiled some Liberated Screens showing #XLibre on #ArtixLinux. Chronologically from the very first one on Jul 25 to the love for the global menu, #sxwm, and #herbstluftwm. All including #Initfreedom.
More #LiberatedScreens at https://github.com/orgs/X11Libre/discussions/211
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For the #XLibreArtixWeek, we compiled some Liberated Screens showing #XLibre on #ArtixLinux. Chronologically from the very first one on Jul 25 to the love for the global menu, #sxwm, and #herbstluftwm. All including #Initfreedom.
More #LiberatedScreens at https://github.com/orgs/X11Libre/discussions/211
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For the #XLibreArtixWeek, we compiled some Liberated Screens showing #XLibre on #ArtixLinux. Chronologically from the very first one on Jul 25 to the love for the global menu, #sxwm, and #herbstluftwm. All including #Initfreedom.
More #LiberatedScreens at https://github.com/orgs/X11Libre/discussions/211
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Starting my keyboard-(almost-)only, tilingWM journey some years ago with Herbstluftwm over i3/sway, it has now been tweaked near to perfection with NIRI. Everything's extremely fast and responsive, check out this screencast!
As with Sway, I can handle KeepassXC-CLI shortcut integration with no plugins needed.
Pass has been a solid choice, too.
Qutebrowser is not the only one in town to handle vim-like keybinding (but a good one 😉).
And yeah, dystopian Fallout retro is the stylish way to go the KISS way 😍#linux #arch #niri #swaywm #i3wm #herbstluftwm #foss #floss #keepassxc #tilingwm #KeyboardOnly #cli #neovim #vim #qutebrowser #librewolf #pass
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Starting my keyboard-(almost-)only, tilingWM journey some years ago with Herbstluftwm over i3/sway, it has now been tweaked near to perfection with NIRI. Everything's extremely fast and responsive, check out this screencast!
As with Sway, I can handle KeepassXC-CLI shortcut integration with no plugins needed.
Pass has been a solid choice, too.
Qutebrowser is not the only one in town to handle vim-like keybinding (but a good one 😉).
And yeah, dystopian Fallout retro is the stylish way to go the KISS way 😍#linux #arch #niri #swaywm #i3wm #herbstluftwm #foss #floss #keepassxc #tilingwm #KeyboardOnly #cli #neovim #vim #qutebrowser #librewolf #pass
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Starting my keyboard-(almost-)only, tilingWM journey some years ago with Herbstluftwm over i3/sway, it has now been tweaked near to perfection with NIRI. Everything's extremely fast and responsive, check out this screencast!
As with Sway, I can handle KeepassXC-CLI shortcut integration with no plugins needed.
Pass has been a solid choice, too.
Qutebrowser is not the only one in town to handle vim-like keybinding (but a good one 😉).
And yeah, dystopian Fallout retro is the stylish way to go the KISS way 😍#linux #arch #niri #swaywm #i3wm #herbstluftwm #foss #floss #keepassxc #tilingwm #KeyboardOnly #cli #neovim #vim #qutebrowser #librewolf #pass
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Starting my keyboard-(almost-)only, tilingWM journey some years ago with Herbstluftwm over i3/sway, it has now been tweaked near to perfection with NIRI. Everything's extremely fast and responsive, check out this screencast!
As with Sway, I can handle KeepassXC-CLI shortcut integration with no plugins needed.
Pass has been a solid choice, too.
Qutebrowser is not the only one in town to handle vim-like keybinding (but a good one 😉).
And yeah, dystopian Fallout retro is the stylish way to go the KISS way 😍#linux #arch #niri #swaywm #i3wm #herbstluftwm #foss #floss #keepassxc #tilingwm #KeyboardOnly #cli #neovim #vim #qutebrowser #librewolf #pass
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Starting my keyboard-(almost-)only, tilingWM journey some years ago with Herbstluftwm over i3/sway, it has now been tweaked near to perfection with NIRI. Everything's extremely fast and responsive, check out this screencast!
As with Sway, I can handle KeepassXC-CLI shortcut integration with no plugins needed.
Pass has been a solid choice, too.
Qutebrowser is not the only one in town to handle vim-like keybinding (but a good one 😉).
And yeah, dystopian Fallout retro is the stylish way to go the KISS way 😍#linux #arch #niri #swaywm #i3wm #herbstluftwm #foss #floss #keepassxc #tilingwm #KeyboardOnly #cli #neovim #vim #qutebrowser #librewolf #pass
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Done. I have replaced Devuan with #Debian #Trixie and #runit. Xorg with #herbstluftwm was a bit tricky, but now everything is working.
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Done. I have replaced Devuan with #Debian #Trixie and #runit. Xorg with #herbstluftwm was a bit tricky, but now everything is working.
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Done. I have replaced Devuan with #Debian #Trixie and #runit. Xorg with #herbstluftwm was a bit tricky, but now everything is working.
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Done. I have replaced Devuan with #Debian #Trixie and #runit. Xorg with #herbstluftwm was a bit tricky, but now everything is working.
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Done. I have replaced Devuan with #Debian #Trixie and #runit. Xorg with #herbstluftwm was a bit tricky, but now everything is working.
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@lhp That's really cool! Currently I control #herbstluftwm via my own terribly organized #elisp wrapper scripts but would love a scheme-based alternative to #stumpwm. Any plans for tiling support?
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@lhp That's really cool! Currently I control #herbstluftwm via my own terribly organized #elisp wrapper scripts but would love a scheme-based alternative to #stumpwm. Any plans for tiling support?
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@lhp That's really cool! Currently I control #herbstluftwm via my own terribly organized #elisp wrapper scripts but would love a scheme-based alternative to #stumpwm. Any plans for tiling support?
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@lhp That's really cool! Currently I control #herbstluftwm via my own terribly organized #elisp wrapper scripts but would love a scheme-based alternative to #stumpwm. Any plans for tiling support?
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@myself
for me for now #herbstluftwm until there's a proper equivalent for wayland
for you, uhm go with i3, has the best documentation, dwm isn't as ressource saving as you think if you have to recompile it everytime you need to switch configuration
hyprland is nice to tinker arround with but not for production or daily driver. why not all? -
@myself
for me for now #herbstluftwm until there's a proper equivalent for wayland
for you, uhm go with i3, has the best documentation, dwm isn't as ressource saving as you think if you have to recompile it everytime you need to switch configuration
hyprland is nice to tinker arround with but not for production or daily driver. why not all? -
@myself
for me for now #herbstluftwm until there's a proper equivalent for wayland
for you, uhm go with i3, has the best documentation, dwm isn't as ressource saving as you think if you have to recompile it everytime you need to switch configuration
hyprland is nice to tinker arround with but not for production or daily driver. why not all? -
@myself
for me for now #herbstluftwm until there's a proper equivalent for wayland
for you, uhm go with i3, has the best documentation, dwm isn't as ressource saving as you think if you have to recompile it everytime you need to switch configuration
hyprland is nice to tinker arround with but not for production or daily driver. why not all? -
@myself
for me for now #herbstluftwm until there's a proper equivalent for wayland
for you, uhm go with i3, has the best documentation, dwm isn't as ressource saving as you think if you have to recompile it everytime you need to switch configuration
hyprland is nice to tinker arround with but not for production or daily driver. why not all? -
Well, apart from #Sway it seems, there is nothing stable out there for #Wayland in terms of simple window managers.
So, it's easy to say "X11 must die" when you are using KDE or GNOME or i3, because you don't have to adapt to a new environment.
But if you are a long-term user of other window managers the switch isn't so easy.
What are users of #icewm #fluxbox #openbox #bspwm #herbstluftwm #fvwm #jwm and many others are supposed to do?
