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what to do:
- learn #hyprland
- write emails about #chatcontrol
- read some book

🌌 Noctalia 5 Wayland Desktop Shell este acum oficial stabil!

Publicația Linuxiac detaliază lansarea versiunii Noctalia 5, marcând prima ediție declarată oficial stabilă pentru această interfață modernă (desktop shell) proiectată special pentru compozitoarele Wayland (cum ar fi Hyprland, Sway sau Wayfire).

✨ Punctele cheie ale versiunii Noctalia 5:

🏛️ Arhitectură stabilă pentru Wayland:
• După un ciclu intensiv de dezvoltare, Noctalia ajunge la maturitate, oferind un mediu grafic fluid, rapid și extrem de configurabil pentru distribuțiile Linux moderne ce folosesc protocolul Wayland.

🎨 Module vizuale avansate și Widget-uri:
• Include un set complet de componente de interfață direct integrate: bare de stare (top bar), dock-uri flexibile, lansatoare de aplicații (app launchers), notificări de sistem și widget-uri pentru control media și starea resurselor.

⚙️ Personalizare extremă fără dependențe grele:
• Proiectat să fie lightweight, permite ajustarea detaliată a fiecărui element vizual (CSS/theme support) fără a consuma resursele considerabile ale unui mediul de lucru tradițional mai greu (precum GNOME sau KDE).

⚡ Integrare mai bună cu compozitoarele Tiling:
• Oferă un flux de lucru perfect sincronizat cu managerii de ferestre dinamic de tip tiling window manager, recunoscând workspace-urile și starea ferestrelor în timp real.

🔗 Sursă și articol complet:
https://linuxiac.com/noctalia-5-wayland-desktop-shell-is-now-officially-stable/

📌 Concluzie:

Noctalia 5 reprezintă o opțiune excelentă și extrem de elegantă pentru utilizatorii de Wayland care își doresc o interfață completă, modernă și personalizabilă fără a compromite viteza sistemului! 🚀

#Noctalia #Wayland #LinuxDesktop #Hyprland #Sway #Linuxiac #OpenSource #TechNews #Linux #FOSS

I’ve had a weird bug with my NixOS install lately (albeit it’s on an old version, updating would most likely fix) and I thought it could get worse

At first, it was just the tty entry spamming ‘username: ‘ multiple time after booting

Then, hyprlock started crashing when hypridle would kick in

And now, my central monitor doesn’t even come back from a hypridle trigger, it just stays inactive
Moving to another tty then back to the hyprland one fixes that issue, but that’s such a weird escalation

I’ll see to update tomorrow, let’s see if that fixes it or somehow makes it worse

#linux #hyprland #hyprlock #hypridle #opensource #bug #tty

I was working on #linux for some time and noticed my cpu/gpu temperature being +60C from start going to +70C while working. Currently experimenting with lighter #wm -> #hyprland + #noctalia and being happy to see 40-50C most of the time.

@stib I've since checked out #SwayWM, and I can say that while indeed there's less resistance involved in migrating from #i3WM than in the case of #Hyprland, I also found that in general the configuration process for both i3 and Sway is less intuitive than for Hyprland. Also, Sway still does not correctly load #XCompose keybinds the way #X11 does. This is generally excusable since that's not really in the scope for what we ought to expect any #Wayland compositor to do.

On the matter of Hyprland's toxic community, I don't know much about it besides what's available on Drew's blog (https://drewdevault.com/blog/Hyprland-toxicity/), and in Vaxry's response (https://blog.vaxry.net/articles/2023-hyprlandsCommunity). The general impression I get from this interaction is that @drew is probably right in saying that Hyprland has a toxic community, but Vaxry's response raises some un‐challenged objections which are not entirely unreasonable. I also get the impression from Vaxry's own blog that they're probably too blithe when it comes to moderation, which may or may not be due to some underlying motivations.

All in all, I don't feel I know enough about this to make a complete judgement. For now I think I'll stick to i3, only because I get to keep my compose sequences.

I've finally decided to try #Wayland, and as someone who was using #i3wm ‘for the performance’ I'm happy to say that #Hyprland seems to perform comparably while providing a much nicer experience. The one hang‐up I have now is that some applications are no longer respecting my #XCompose file, which I have built to my needs over some time now. I'm wondering if anyone knows of a way to force‐feed composed keys to Wayland applications?

Archcraft Prime aggiorna la sua ISO con nuovi compositor Wayland, Hyprland v55 e miglioramenti per Openbox, bspwm e i3wm. #Linux #ArchLinux #Archcraft #Wayland #Hyprland #Openbox #Bspwm #i3wm

https://www.linuxeasy.org/archcraft-prime-aggiorna-iso-hyprland-v55-wayland/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

#freesoftwareadvent day 6

Okay, I'll have to mention #hyprland in this list, since I finally adopted it this year. Previously I ran #qtile. Functionally they're similar in that they are both tiling window managers.

Qtile has a python config file, allowing to define complex combos.

Hyprland has a more limited config syntax, but a powerful hyprctl cli tool, allowing for similarly complex combos to happen via shell commands.

And hyprland is pretty with nice animations.

even (Free)BSD can be stylish with Hyprland

#freebsd #hyprland #waybar #alacritty

The world works in mysterious ways. One time I'm in a really deep rut, then without me realizing it, I'm suddenly out of it, only to fall into another one. It's a really up-and-down cycle, and I don't know if I'd be happy about it.

So I had been DM-hopping for weeks just because I was looking for a tiling window manager that doesn't require an arm and a leg to set up -- #hyprland, #niri, #qtile, #sway -- I tried #cosmic desktop and kept it on tiling mode too. Each one took too long to set up!