#niri — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #niri, aggregated by home.social.
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Heute mal wieder mit #Niri unterwegs, nem horizontal-scrollenden, kachelnden Fenstermanager.
Liane von Rund um Linux hat kürzlich ein nettes Video zu Niri und der Dank Material Shell (DMS) auf YT veröffentlicht.
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Heute mal wieder mit #Niri unterwegs, nem horizontal-scrollenden, kachelnden Fenstermanager.
Liane von Rund um Linux hat kürzlich ein nettes Video zu Niri und der Dank Material Shell (DMS) auf YT veröffentlicht.
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#Niri & #DMS: Ein schöner, #minimalistischer #Linux-Desktop
Niri und Dank Material Shell, kurz DMS, sind eine tolle Kombination. Bei mir läuft der scrollende Tiling Wayland Compositor mit der hübschen Desktop-Shell schon seit einiger Zeit – und darf definitiv bleiben.
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#Niri & #DMS: Ein schöner, #minimalistischer #Linux-Desktop
Niri und Dank Material Shell, kurz DMS, sind eine tolle Kombination. Bei mir läuft der scrollende Tiling Wayland Compositor mit der hübschen Desktop-Shell schon seit einiger Zeit – und darf definitiv bleiben.
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#Niri & #DMS: Ein schöner, #minimalistischer #Linux-Desktop
Niri und Dank Material Shell, kurz DMS, sind eine tolle Kombination. Bei mir läuft der scrollende Tiling Wayland Compositor mit der hübschen Desktop-Shell schon seit einiger Zeit – und darf definitiv bleiben.
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#Niri & #DMS: Ein schöner, #minimalistischer #Linux-Desktop
Niri und Dank Material Shell, kurz DMS, sind eine tolle Kombination. Bei mir läuft der scrollende Tiling Wayland Compositor mit der hübschen Desktop-Shell schon seit einiger Zeit – und darf definitiv bleiben.
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#Niri & #DMS: Ein schöner, #minimalistischer #Linux-Desktop
Niri und Dank Material Shell, kurz DMS, sind eine tolle Kombination. Bei mir läuft der scrollende Tiling Wayland Compositor mit der hübschen Desktop-Shell schon seit einiger Zeit – und darf definitiv bleiben.
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For reasons, I’ve been neglecting to write about what I’ve been doing. I’ll catch up at some point, at least with the more interesting parts. But, ignoring the “why, ” let me at least explain the “what” (you can play detective and figure out the hardware).
Unsurprisingly, this is #VoidLinux with #niri, #waybar, #mako for notifications, and #fuzzel for the app launcher. Besides browsers and graphics editors, I only have a couple of GUI programs installed.
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Version 1.5 von #DankMaterialShell gibts erfreulicherweise auch schon in #Manjaro Testing. Leider fehlt auch hier der neue #DankCalendar. Den müsste ich über das #AUR installieren. #dms #linux #niri
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Version 1.5 von #DankMaterialShell gibts erfreulicherweise auch schon in #Manjaro Testing. Leider fehlt auch hier der neue #DankCalendar. Den müsste ich über das #AUR installieren. #dms #linux #niri
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Version 1.5 von #DankMaterialShell gibts erfreulicherweise auch schon in #Manjaro Testing. Leider fehlt auch hier der neue #DankCalendar. Den müsste ich über das #AUR installieren. #dms #linux #niri
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Version 1.5 von #DankMaterialShell gibts erfreulicherweise auch schon in #Manjaro Testing. Leider fehlt auch hier der neue #DankCalendar. Den müsste ich über das #AUR installieren. #dms #linux #niri
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Version 1.5 von #DankMaterialShell gibts erfreulicherweise auch schon in #Manjaro Testing. Leider fehlt auch hier der neue #DankCalendar. Den müsste ich über das #AUR installieren. #dms #linux #niri
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Why does #niri do this fade-out and fade-in when windows get resized, but animate the borders? Why not actually animate resizing the contents too (i.e.: re-render the window in all the intermediate sizes)?
It just seems to weird that the content fades out and back in again during resizes.
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Why does #niri do this fade-out and fade-in when windows get resized, but animate the borders? Why not actually animate resizing the contents too (i.e.: re-render the window in all the intermediate sizes)?
It just seems to weird that the content fades out and back in again during resizes.
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Why does #niri do this fade-out and fade-in when windows get resized, but animate the borders? Why not actually animate resizing the contents too (i.e.: re-render the window in all the intermediate sizes)?
It just seems to weird that the content fades out and back in again during resizes.
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Why does #niri do this fade-out and fade-in when windows get resized, but animate the borders? Why not actually animate resizing the contents too (i.e.: re-render the window in all the intermediate sizes)?
It just seems to weird that the content fades out and back in again during resizes.
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Why does #niri do this fade-out and fade-in when windows get resized, but animate the borders? Why not actually animate resizing the contents too (i.e.: re-render the window in all the intermediate sizes)?
It just seems to weird that the content fades out and back in again during resizes.
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I made a short #paperwm #video for all the #gnome users out there who'd like to try #niri but don't quite have the time or confidence to make the switch.
I'd say PaperWM is about as good as it gets when it comes to scrolling, tiling window management on GNOME.
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I made a short #paperwm #video for all the #gnome users out there who'd like to try #niri but don't quite have the time or confidence to make the switch.
I'd say PaperWM is about as good as it gets when it comes to scrolling, tiling window management on GNOME.
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I made a short #paperwm #video for all the #gnome users out there who'd like to try #niri but don't quite have the time or confidence to make the switch.
I'd say PaperWM is about as good as it gets when it comes to scrolling, tiling window management on GNOME.
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I made a short #paperwm #video for all the #gnome users out there who'd like to try #niri but don't quite have the time or confidence to make the switch.
I'd say PaperWM is about as good as it gets when it comes to scrolling, tiling window management on GNOME.
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I made a short #paperwm #video for all the #gnome users out there who'd like to try #niri but don't quite have the time or confidence to make the switch.
I'd say PaperWM is about as good as it gets when it comes to scrolling, tiling window management on GNOME.
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Lanzada Noctalia v5.0.0-beta2
https://github.com/noctalia-dev/noctalia/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta2
#ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday #openSUSE #niri #Noctalia
Buen finde (◕‿-)
@TeLoDescribot -
Lanzada Noctalia v5.0.0-beta2
https://github.com/noctalia-dev/noctalia/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta2
#ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday #openSUSE #niri #Noctalia
Buen finde (◕‿-)
@TeLoDescribot -
Lanzada Noctalia v5.0.0-beta2
https://github.com/noctalia-dev/noctalia/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta2
#ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday #openSUSE #niri #Noctalia
Buen finde (◕‿-)
@TeLoDescribot -
Lanzada Noctalia v5.0.0-beta2
https://github.com/noctalia-dev/noctalia/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta2
#ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday #openSUSE #niri #Noctalia
Buen finde (◕‿-)
@TeLoDescribot -
Lanzada Noctalia v5.0.0-beta2
https://github.com/noctalia-dev/noctalia/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta2
#ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday #openSUSE #niri #Noctalia
Buen finde (◕‿-)
@TeLoDescribot -
I've been following the development of a new #DesktopEnvironment, and I gotta say…
Why is it.that as soon as someone makes something that's different, people swoop in and say "You have to add this feature so it works like #Gnome / #Plasma /Whateverthefuck"?
Like… let's take the Minimize button. Useful in Windows, but far from the only way to deal with setting stuff aside. #Niri handles it with Workspaces and Columns. Gnome (by default) handles it with Overview and Workspaces plus limited snapping. I like that about Gnome and Niri (with #Noctalia or #Dank added in, Niri's my favorite).
DEs work without minimize buttons. If someone's designing a #DE without it, and you need it, maybe you're not the target audience. Maybe it's designed for Owlbears.
And that's just one example. I dunno. It's obviously not a big deal and everyone's entitled to their opinion. It's just weird to me to insist that a DE needs something it was obviously designed to work without.
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I've been following the development of a new #DesktopEnvironment, and I gotta say…
Why is it.that as soon as someone makes something that's different, people swoop in and say "You have to add this feature so it works like #Gnome / #Plasma /Whateverthefuck"?
Like… let's take the Minimize button. Useful in Windows, but far from the only way to deal with setting stuff aside. #Niri handles it with Workspaces and Columns. Gnome (by default) handles it with Overview and Workspaces plus limited snapping. I like that about Gnome and Niri (with #Noctalia or #Dank added in, Niri's my favorite).
DEs work without minimize buttons. If someone's designing a #DE without it, and you need it, maybe you're not the target audience. Maybe it's designed for Owlbears.
And that's just one example. I dunno. It's obviously not a big deal and everyone's entitled to their opinion. It's just weird to me to insist that a DE needs something it was obviously designed to work without.
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I've been following the development of a new #DesktopEnvironment, and I gotta say…
Why is it.that as soon as someone makes something that's different, people swoop in and say "You have to add this feature so it works like #Gnome / #Plasma /Whateverthefuck"?
Like… let's take the Minimize button. Useful in Windows, but far from the only way to deal with setting stuff aside. #Niri handles it with Workspaces and Columns. Gnome (by default) handles it with Overview and Workspaces plus limited snapping. I like that about Gnome and Niri (with #Noctalia or #Dank added in, Niri's my favorite).
DEs work without minimize buttons. If someone's designing a #DE without it, and you need it, maybe you're not the target audience. Maybe it's designed for Owlbears.
And that's just one example. I dunno. It's obviously not a big deal and everyone's entitled to their opinion. It's just weird to me to insist that a DE needs something it was obviously designed to work without.
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I've been following the development of a new #DesktopEnvironment, and I gotta say…
Why is it.that as soon as someone makes something that's different, people swoop in and say "You have to add this feature so it works like #Gnome / #Plasma /Whateverthefuck"?
Like… let's take the Minimize button. Useful in Windows, but far from the only way to deal with setting stuff aside. #Niri handles it with Workspaces and Columns. Gnome (by default) handles it with Overview and Workspaces plus limited snapping. I like that about Gnome and Niri (with #Noctalia or #Dank added in, Niri's my favorite).
DEs work without minimize buttons. If someone's designing a #DE without it, and you need it, maybe you're not the target audience. Maybe it's designed for Owlbears.
And that's just one example. I dunno. It's obviously not a big deal and everyone's entitled to their opinion. It's just weird to me to insist that a DE needs something it was obviously designed to work without.
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I've been following the development of a new #DesktopEnvironment, and I gotta say…
Why is it.that as soon as someone makes something that's different, people swoop in and say "You have to add this feature so it works like #Gnome / #Plasma /Whateverthefuck"?
Like… let's take the Minimize button. Useful in Windows, but far from the only way to deal with setting stuff aside. #Niri handles it with Workspaces and Columns. Gnome (by default) handles it with Overview and Workspaces plus limited snapping. I like that about Gnome and Niri (with #Noctalia or #Dank added in, Niri's my favorite).
DEs work without minimize buttons. If someone's designing a #DE without it, and you need it, maybe you're not the target audience. Maybe it's designed for Owlbears.
And that's just one example. I dunno. It's obviously not a big deal and everyone's entitled to their opinion. It's just weird to me to insist that a DE needs something it was obviously designed to work without.
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On my way from #gnome to #niri, I've installed #paperwm, and I'm totally in love! 😍
I had to strip its settings down to bare #scrolling window management, but other than that, I have no complaints.
When I have some time, I'll install #niri and explore what I'd be missing by leaving GNOME behind. I still intend to use the GNOME default and circle (etc.) apps, though—I just like them too much. ☺️
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On my way from #gnome to #niri, I've installed #paperwm, and I'm totally in love! 😍
I had to strip its settings down to bare #scrolling window management, but other than that, I have no complaints.
When I have some time, I'll install #niri and explore what I'd be missing by leaving GNOME behind. I still intend to use the GNOME default and circle (etc.) apps, though—I just like them too much. ☺️
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On my way from #gnome to #niri, I've installed #paperwm, and I'm totally in love! 😍
I had to strip its settings down to bare #scrolling window management, but other than that, I have no complaints.
When I have some time, I'll install #niri and explore what I'd be missing by leaving GNOME behind. I still intend to use the GNOME default and circle (etc.) apps, though—I just like them too much. ☺️
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On my way from #gnome to #niri, I've installed #paperwm, and I'm totally in love! 😍
I had to strip its settings down to bare #scrolling window management, but other than that, I have no complaints.
When I have some time, I'll install #niri and explore what I'd be missing by leaving GNOME behind. I still intend to use the GNOME default and circle (etc.) apps, though—I just like them too much. ☺️
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On my way from #gnome to #niri, I've installed #paperwm, and I'm totally in love! 😍
I had to strip its settings down to bare #scrolling window management, but other than that, I have no complaints.
When I have some time, I'll install #niri and explore what I'd be missing by leaving GNOME behind. I still intend to use the GNOME default and circle (etc.) apps, though—I just like them too much. ☺️
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