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  1. @codeDude There sure are caveats with Niri, like when sometimes I open a window at an end of a scroll and get it lost. Or when I forget that a window is open some few workspace down and fews scrolls right. But the advantages, I think, makes up for it.
    Btw, I used to be on #Hyprland before trying out #Niri

  2. @codeDude There sure are caveats with Niri, like when sometimes I open a window at an end of a scroll and get it lost. Or when I forget that a window is open some few workspace down and fews scrolls right. But the advantages, I think, makes up for it.
    Btw, I used to be on #Hyprland before trying out #Niri

  3. @codeDude There sure are caveats with Niri, like when sometimes I open a window at an end of a scroll and get it lost. Or when I forget that a window is open some few workspace down and fews scrolls right. But the advantages, I think, makes up for it.
    Btw, I used to be on #Hyprland before trying out #Niri

  4. @codeDude There sure are caveats with Niri, like when sometimes I open a window at an end of a scroll and get it lost. Or when I forget that a window is open some few workspace down and fews scrolls right. But the advantages, I think, makes up for it.
    Btw, I used to be on #Hyprland before trying out #Niri

  5. @codeDude I had the same impression of #Niri at first. But I daily drived it for a while and then I couldn't go back to normal tiling wms.
    Niri always opens a window in ones preferred size. When #Hyprland (or any most tiling wms) opens a window, the size depends on what one already has on screen.
    On Niri, opening another window does not resize the existing window, on hyprland it does.

  6. @codeDude I had the same impression of #Niri at first. But I daily drived it for a while and then I couldn't go back to normal tiling wms.
    Niri always opens a window in ones preferred size. When #Hyprland (or any most tiling wms) opens a window, the size depends on what one already has on screen.
    On Niri, opening another window does not resize the existing window, on hyprland it does.

  7. @codeDude I had the same impression of #Niri at first. But I daily drived it for a while and then I couldn't go back to normal tiling wms.
    Niri always opens a window in ones preferred size. When #Hyprland (or any most tiling wms) opens a window, the size depends on what one already has on screen.
    On Niri, opening another window does not resize the existing window, on hyprland it does.

  8. @codeDude I had the same impression of #Niri at first. But I daily drived it for a while and then I couldn't go back to normal tiling wms.
    Niri always opens a window in ones preferred size. When #Hyprland (or any most tiling wms) opens a window, the size depends on what one already has on screen.
    On Niri, opening another window does not resize the existing window, on hyprland it does.

  9. @codeDude I had the same impression of #Niri at first. But I daily drived it for a while and then I couldn't go back to normal tiling wms.
    Niri always opens a window in ones preferred size. When #Hyprland (or any most tiling wms) opens a window, the size depends on what one already has on screen.
    On Niri, opening another window does not resize the existing window, on hyprland it does.

  10. I've tested #sway #niri and now #hyprland and at the end I choosed Hyprland as my default tilling window manager and sway for my old machine, simple I love the #i3 experience so sway was my default one but the animation and the fact that with a couple of minutes I can reproduce the i3 experience in hyprland I've choosed hyprland. Niri experience is interesant but it's not for me, this infinite scroll is anoying for me at the end.

  11. I've tested #sway #niri and now #hyprland and at the end I choosed Hyprland as my default tilling window manager and sway for my old machine, simple I love the #i3 experience so sway was my default one but the animation and the fact that with a couple of minutes I can reproduce the i3 experience in hyprland I've choosed hyprland. Niri experience is interesant but it's not for me, this infinite scroll is anoying for me at the end.

  12. I've tested #sway #niri and now #hyprland and at the end I choosed Hyprland as my default tilling window manager and sway for my old machine, simple I love the #i3 experience so sway was my default one but the animation and the fact that with a couple of minutes I can reproduce the i3 experience in hyprland I've choosed hyprland. Niri experience is interesant but it's not for me, this infinite scroll is anoying for me at the end.

  13. I've tested #sway #niri and now #hyprland and at the end I choosed Hyprland as my default tilling window manager and sway for my old machine, simple I love the #i3 experience so sway was my default one but the animation and the fact that with a couple of minutes I can reproduce the i3 experience in hyprland I've choosed hyprland. Niri experience is interesant but it's not for me, this infinite scroll is anoying for me at the end.

  14. I've tested #sway #niri and now #hyprland and at the end I choosed Hyprland as my default tilling window manager and sway for my old machine, simple I love the #i3 experience so sway was my default one but the animation and the fact that with a couple of minutes I can reproduce the i3 experience in hyprland I've choosed hyprland. Niri experience is interesant but it's not for me, this infinite scroll is anoying for me at the end.

  15. I decided to rewrite every thing with quickshell.
    You can check the repo but I'm still working on that:
    github.com/Mr-Fox-h/dot_hypr_f

    #hyprland #wm #ui #ux #linux #arch #hypr

  16. This week's Linux and FOSS news:

    LINUX NEWS

    KDE Plasma 6.7 Desktop Environment Is Now Available for Public Beta Testing:
    9to5linux.com/kde-plasma-6-7-d

    KDE gets €1.2m funding from the Sovereign Tech Fund:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/05/kde-so

    Hyprland 0.55 adds Lua configs, user-defined layouts, improved scrolling, and ICC profiles:
    alternativeto.net/news/2026/5/

    Debian 14 "Forky" to Ship with Reproducible Packages, LoongArch64 Support:
    9to5linux.com/debian-14-forky-

    Debian 13.5 “Trixie” Released with 144 Bug Fixes and 103 Security Updates:
    9to5linux.com/debian-13-5-trix

    Debian 12.14 Update Fixes Critical CVEs in Glibc and Openssh:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/debi

    Ubuntu 26.04 LTS upgrade now open for Ubuntu 25.10 users:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/05/ubuntu

    Bazzite Linux 44.20260511 Brings Open Gaming Collective Kernel and Better Controller Support to Gaming PCs:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/bazz

    Bazzite Linux Update Fixes Kernel Schedulers and Adds Firmware Tools:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/bazz

    SparkyLinux 8.3 Released with Support for Linux Kernel 7.0, Debian 13.4 Base:
    9to5linux.com/sparkylinux-8-3-

    MX Linux 25.2 Enters Public Beta Testing with New Text Mode Installer:
    9to5linux.com/mx-linux-25-2-en

    Rocky Linux security repository offers faster urgent vulnerability fixes:
    alternativeto.net/news/2026/5/

    IPFire 2.29 Core Update 202 Brings Kernel Hardening and Faster VPNs:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/ipfi

    Rescuezilla 2.6.2 System Recovery Live ISO Adds Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Support:
    9to5linux.com/rescuezilla-2-6-

    Tails 7.7.3 Drops Emergency Kernel Fix to Stop Privilege Escalation Attacks:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/tail

    (more Linux and FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #News #Linux #LinuxNews #KDE #KDEPlasma #HyprLand #Debian #Ubuntu #Bazzite #SparkyLinux #MXLinux #RockyLinux #IPFire #Rescuezilla #Tails #OS #LinuxDistro #DistroRelease #LinuxDistribution #DistributionRelease #DesktopLinux #LinuxDesktop #Firewall #SystemRescue #FosseryTech

  17. I started working on #hyprland yesterday and i LOVE the special workspaces. They are so useful for stuff like #keepassxc. A #tilingwindowmanager on a #laptop is just the #goldstandard for me.

  18. Switched back to hyprland layered on top of ublue and remembering how much I do actually enjoy tiling WMs. #hypr #hyprland #tiling

  19. As someone who recently made the leap from Windows to Linux, I’ve been on an exciting yet challenging journey of exploring what this new environment has to offer. Having been accustomed to the polished and user-friendly nature of Windows, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I dove into the world of Arch Linux. While I’m certainly not an “Arch […]

    https://cheun.vivaldi.net/2024/08/30/a-journey-from-windows-to-linux-making-live-wallpaper-engine-work-on-hyprland/