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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. What are good alternatives to #hyprland on #wayland ?

    I value easy but flexible customisation, allowing to chain many actions in one shortcut, having submaps (aka key chords), fully controlling, focusing and moving spaces around. the eye candy of hyprland is very nice and a plus, but I could forfeit it.

    One option would be to move back to qtile, which ticks the boxes but was made unnecessary hard to master due to lacking documentation and frequent breaking changes (years ago).

    #askfedi #linux

  16. What are good alternatives to #hyprland on #wayland ?

    I value easy but flexible customisation, allowing to chain many actions in one shortcut, having submaps (aka key chords), fully controlling, focusing and moving spaces around. the eye candy of hyprland is very nice and a plus, but I could forfeit it.

    One option would be to move back to qtile, which ticks the boxes but was made unnecessary hard to master due to lacking documentation and frequent breaking changes (years ago).

    #askfedi #linux

  17. What are good alternatives to #hyprland on #wayland ?

    I value easy but flexible customisation, allowing to chain many actions in one shortcut, having submaps (aka key chords), fully controlling, focusing and moving spaces around. the eye candy of hyprland is very nice and a plus, but I could forfeit it.

    One option would be to move back to qtile, which ticks the boxes but was made unnecessary hard to master due to lacking documentation and frequent breaking changes (years ago).

    #askfedi #linux

  18. What are good alternatives to #hyprland on #wayland ?

    I value easy but flexible customisation, allowing to chain many actions in one shortcut, having submaps (aka key chords), fully controlling, focusing and moving spaces around. the eye candy of hyprland is very nice and a plus, but I could forfeit it.

    One option would be to move back to qtile, which ticks the boxes but was made unnecessary hard to master due to lacking documentation and frequent breaking changes (years ago).

    #askfedi #linux

  19. What are good alternatives to #hyprland on #wayland ?

    I value easy but flexible customisation, allowing to chain many actions in one shortcut, having submaps (aka key chords), fully controlling, focusing and moving spaces around. the eye candy of hyprland is very nice and a plus, but I could forfeit it.

    One option would be to move back to qtile, which ticks the boxes but was made unnecessary hard to master due to lacking documentation and frequent breaking changes (years ago).

    #askfedi #linux

  20. 🏝️ **DankMaterialShell 1.6 „Marble Tabby” a fost lansat cu bara interactivă Dank Island și optimizări masive de performanță!**

    Publicația *Linuxiac* detaliază lansarea versiunii **DankMaterialShell 1.6** (DMS), numele de cod **„Marble Tabby”**, un pachet desktop (*desktop shell*) complet bazat pe Quickshell și Go, creat pentru compozitoarele Wayland (cum ar fi Hyprland, Niri, Sway sau Labwc).

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    ✨ **Punctele cheie ale lansării DMS 1.6 „Marble Tabby”:**

    🏝️ **Introducerea „Dank Island”:**
    • Adaugă o nouă opțiune de bară interactivă, inspirată de conceptul *Dynamic Island*, sub forma unei pilule fluizi ce se transformă dinamic pentru a afișa notificări, comenzi media, centrul de control, statusul sistemului și meniurile OSD.

    ⚡ **Performanță sporită și comunicare IPC de 5.2x mai rapidă:**
    • Modulul IPC (*Inter-Process Communication*) a fost optimizat masiv, fiind de 5.2x mai rapid pentru o răspunsibilitate instantanee la comenzile din tastatură. De asemenea, amprenta de memorie RAM la starea de repaus (*idle*) a fost redusă cu peste 19%.

    📸 **Utilitar de captură de ecran ultramodern:**
    • Include un instrument complet refăcut pentru screenshot-uri, cu encodere PNG și JPEG noi care procesează imaginea de până la 8 ori mai rapid decât utilitarele clasice (precum `grim`).

    🔑 **Pachet unificat DankDesktop & Standalone Greeter:**
    • `dank-greeter` a fost complet decuplat ca proiect de sine stătător, iar toate utilitarele din suită (precum `dgop`, `dcalendar`, `dsearch`) adoptă de acum versiuni unificate (v1.6.0) pentru o sincronizare perfectă.

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    🔗 **Sursă și articol complet:**
    [linuxiac.com/dankmaterialshell

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    📌 **Concluzie:**

    DankMaterialShell 1.6 transformă managerii de ferestre Wayland într-o experiență desktop completă și elegantă, eliminând necesitatea configurării manuale a zeci de unelte separate! 🚀

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    #DankMaterialShell #DMS #Wayland #Hyprland #Niri #LinuxDesktop #OpenSource #TechNews #Linuxiac #Linux

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    Pentru o prezentare detaliată a modului în care funcționează ecosistemul Dank Material Shell pe un sistem Wayland modern, poți urmări această trecere în revistă: [Dank Material Shell Walkthrough](youtube.com/watch?v=YIn-H0Zce1E). Această prezentare video oferă un ghid vizual util pentru a înțelege caracteristicile și interfața oferite de suita DMS.

  21. I switched from #neovim to #helix this weekend. This is less of a political move and more of a "jfc why does everything that DHH touches feel so icky all of a sudden".

    Also ported from #hyprland to #niri but that's purely because I only ever use a scrolling layout, and I wanted a Rust-based WM.

  22. Switched from Hyprland to Niri, and for how I like to work, Niri gives me a great balance between tiled, scrolling and floating windows.

    For a developer that uses multiple desktops, Niri is as closest to sliced bread as anything I've seen in a long time.

    #linux #niri #desktoplinux #hyprland

  23. (more Linux news in previous posts)

    IceWM 4.1.0 Drops Seven Months After 4.0, Brings Stability Tweaks and Scripting Upgrades:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/icew

    Hyprland 0.56.2 Released: 16 Backported Fixes Stabilize the 0.56 Series:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/hypr

    New Zapscape KVM Flaw Could Let Privileged L1 Guest Code Escape to Linux Hosts:
    thehackernews.com/2026/08/new-

    New Debian 13 Kernel Security Update Fixes “Zapscape” and “SCTPhantom”:
    9to5linux.com/new-debian-13-ke

    Linux LTS Kernel 5.10.264, 5.15.215, 6.1.182, 6.6.150, and 6.12.102 Drop: Hardened Safe-RET Fix for AMD SRSO:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/linu

    Linux Kernel 6.18.43, 6.6.149, and 6.1.181 Patches New Spectre v2 Interrupt Injection Flaw:
    linuxcompatible.org/story/linu

    While Torvalds Makes Peace With AI in Linux, Greg Kroah-Hartman Draws a Line (Sort of):
    feed.itsfoss.com/link/24361/17

    HyperX Driver Coming For Linux 7.3 Just To Report A Microphone's Mute Status:
    phoronix.com/news/HID-HyperX-Q

    Nobody Touched This Linux Driver for Years, Until AI Started Poking Around and It Got Removed:
    feed.itsfoss.com/link/24361/17

    Rust-Based uutils Coreutils 0.10 Reaches 93.5% GNU Compatibility:
    linuxiac.com/rust-based-uutils

    NVIDIA 610.57.04 Linux Graphics Driver Improves Support for Many Games:
    9to5linux.com/nvidia-610-57-04

    NVIDIA now supporting the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) as a premier sponsor:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/nvid
    (So NVIDIA, not f*ck you then lol)

    NetworkManager Adopts Policy For AI Coding Assistants:
    phoronix.com/news/NetworkManag

    zlib-rs 0.6.7 Released With LoongArch LSX Optimizations, Use-After-Free Fix:
    phoronix.com/news/zlib-rs-0.6.7

    Mesa 26.2 Open-Source Graphics Stack Officially Released, Here’s What’s New:
    9to5linux.com/mesa-26-2-open-s

    GStreamer 1.28.6 Adds H.266 Muxing Support to the Rust MP4 Muxers:
    9to5linux.com/gstreamer-1-28-6

    (FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #News #Linux #LinuxNews #IceWM #Hyprland #Security #Debian #LinuxKernel #HyperX #RustCoreutils #NVIDIA #NVIDIADriver #NetworkManager #zlibrs #Mesa #GStreamer #WM #WindowManager #FosseryTech

  24. This week's Linux and FOSS news:

    LINUX NEWS

    KDE Plasma 6.6 Fixes A Common Panel-Related Crash, Improves OpenBSD Support:
    phoronix.com/news/Plasma-6.6-S

    GNOME Glycin Adds XPM/XBM Support To Address Fedora's Last Unsandboxed Image Loader:
    phoronix.com/news/GNOME-Glycin

    IceWM 4.0 Improves Alt-Tab Window Switcher, Alpha Blending + 32-bit RGBA Default:
    phoronix.com/news/IceWM-4.0-Re

    Hyprland Becomes More Attractive with Crash Recovery and Safe Mode Features:
    itsfoss.com/news/hyprland-0-53

    COSMIC desktop now available for testing on SparkyLinux:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/12

    Arch Linux Installer Adds CUPS, rEFInd Boot, IWD, COSMIC & Power Management Options:
    phoronix.com/news/Arch-Linux-A

    If You Have an Older NVIDIA GPU on Arch Linux, Your System Might Be Broken:
    itsfoss.com/news/arch-linux-ol

    Asahi Linux Has Experimental Code For DisplayPort, Apple M3/M4/M5 Bring-Up Still Ongoing:
    phoronix.com/news/Asahi-Linux-

    Aeryn OS Continuing To Focus On Tooling & Infrastructure In 2026:
    phoronix.com/news/Aeryn-OS-End

    Bazzite Linux gets a spring cleaning update to end 2025:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/01/bazz

    Devuan 6.1 Released For Latest Debian 13 "Init Freedom" Without systemd:
    phoronix.com/news/Devuan-6.1-R

    GE-Proton 10-28 brings fixes for Duet Night Abyss, World of Tanks, games with spatial audio and more:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/01/ge-p

    D7VK v1.1 is out with experimental Direct3D 6 support via Vulkan for Windows games on Linux:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/01/d7vk

    SDL 3.4 Released With Many New APIs, Better Emscripten & Native PNG Support:
    phoronix.com/news/SDL-3.4-Rele

    Mesa 25.3.3 released with more Linux graphics driver bug fixes:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/01/mesa

    X.Org IMAKE Updated For Those Not Yet Transitioned To Autoconf/Automake Or Meson:
    phoronix.com/news/X.Org-imake-

    Linux 6.19-rc3 Released With A Holiday's Week Of Fixes:
    phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.19-r

    New Linux Patches Allow More Easily Changing The Tux Kernel Boot Logo:
    phoronix.com/news/LInux-Kconfi

    (FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #News #Linux #LinuxNews #KDE #GNOME #IceWM #Hyprland #COSMIC #SparkyLinux #Arch #AsahiLinux #AerynOS #Bazzite #Devuan #Mesa #D7VK #FosseryTech

  25. This week's Linux and FOSS news:

    LINUX NEWS

    Linux Mint monthly report: LMDE 7 will be based on Debian 13, will have OEM installation support, planned to release this month; Linux Mint 22.3 will include new menu, status applet, improved Wayland support, planned to release in December:
    blog.linuxmint.com/?p=4879

    Fedora 43 beta will be released next Tuesday (16 September):
    phoronix.com/news/Fedora-43-Be

    Ubuntu 25.10 Switches to Dracut by Default:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/ubuntu

    openSUSE Disabling Bcachefs Support For Its Linux 6.17+ Kernel Builds:
    phoronix.com/news/openSUSE-Dis

    AlmaLinux 10.1 To Offer Expanded Software Selection With New Repository Default:
    phoronix.com/news/AlmaLinux-10

    Hyprland 0.51 overhauls gesture system and adds advanced trackpad customization:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

    Dash to Panel v70 released with GNOME 49 support, additional options for intellihide, "Quit all" option for "ungrouped" mode, option to add border to the panel, etc.:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/dash-t

    Libadwaita 1.8 released with AdwShortcutsDialog instead of the deprecated GtkShortcutsWindow, full CSS media query support, etc.:
    phoronix.com/news/libadwaita-1

    PipeWire 1.4.8 delivers low latency for Firewire and Apple Home Pod Mini support:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

    CUPS 2.4.13 Print Server Released With "Important" Security Fix:
    phoronix.com/news/CUPS-2.4.13-

    Linux Looking To Finally Kill Off HIGHPTE Support:
    phoronix.com/news/Linux-ARM-HI

    Linux Kernel 6.17 RC5 Released: What’s New and Linus Torvalds’ Latest Plea!:
    ostechnix.com/linux-kernel-6-1

    The Newest DRM Display Driver Being Worked On For Linux: "Yhgch":
    phoronix.com/news/Linux-DRM-Yh

    Intel Loses One Of Its NPU Driver Maintainers: "Time To Let Someone Else Deal With The NPU Bugs":
    phoronix.com/news/Intel-NPU-Ma

    LLVM 21.1.1 Ships A Variety Of Compiler Fixes:
    phoronix.com/news/LLVM-21.1.1-

    (FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #News #Linux #LinuxNews #LinuxKernel #LinuxMint #LMDE #Fedora #Ubuntu #openSUSE #AlmaLinux #Hyprland #GNOME #PipeWire #CUPS #LLVM #Libadwaita #DashToPanel #GNOMEExtension #LinuxDesktop #DistroRelease #LinuxDesktop #FosseryTech

  26. I managed to take one of my favorite cursor themes, Posy's Cursors, and decided to turn the whole theme into SVGs. Considering that Hyprcursor supports SVGs, I've also made configurations for Hyprcursor, supporting white, black, mono, and mono black!

    github.com/Morxemplum/posys-cu

    #linux #hyprland #hyprcursor #cursors