#hyprland — Public Fediverse posts

@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

@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

@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

@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

@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.

@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.

@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.

@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.

@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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Proof of Concept for the Hyprland Wayland Compositor running on OpenBSD (amd64 only) - Initial port by Daniel Dickman #Wayland #Hyprland #OpenBSD https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=178812537065141

Proof of Concept for the Hyprland Wayland Compositor running on OpenBSD (amd64 only) - Initial port by Daniel Dickman #Wayland #Hyprland #OpenBSD https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=178812537065141

Proof of Concept for the Hyprland Wayland Compositor running on OpenBSD (amd64 only) - Initial port by Daniel Dickman #Wayland #Hyprland #OpenBSD https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=178812537065141

Proof of Concept for the Hyprland Wayland Compositor running on OpenBSD (amd64 only) - Initial port by Daniel Dickman #Wayland #Hyprland #OpenBSD https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=178812537065141

Proof of Concept for the Hyprland Wayland Compositor running on OpenBSD (amd64 only) - Initial port by Daniel Dickman #Wayland #Hyprland #OpenBSD https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=178812537065141

Testing Omarchy 3.0.2 an Arch based with Hyprland that really hypes lately. Very nice experience and I agree with most of reviewer, this is indeed super cool distro. I installed WINE with ease and able to play Need for Speed Underground smoothly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBsuWZXCo9o

#linuxindonesia #belajarlinux #distroreview #linuxinstallation #linuxreview #historicalinux #omarchy #omarchylinux #archlinux #hyprland

Install ElysiaOS , an Arch-based distro with Hyprland. Theme design is all about Elysia character from Honkai Impact games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz0c9T-FVeI

#linuxindonesia #belajarlinux #distroreview #linuxinstallation #linuxreview #historicalinux #ElysiaOS #Hyprland #LinuxHyprland