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So Is the point of #niri just be used with #noctalia ? I've seen tons of tutorials and video about niri and all configs are with noctalia.

So Is the point of #niri just be used with #noctalia ? I've seen tons of tutorials and video about niri and all configs are with noctalia.

So Is the point of #niri just be used with #noctalia ? I've seen tons of tutorials and video about niri and all configs are with noctalia.

So Is the point of #niri just be used with #noctalia ? I've seen tons of tutorials and video about niri and all configs are with noctalia.

So Is the point of #niri just be used with #noctalia ? I've seen tons of tutorials and video about niri and all configs are with noctalia.

I might start using #niri in parallel with #gnome and would like to ask you, fans of scrolling tiling #windowmanager (s), what I should use if my goal is
- a bar;
- a launcher;
- a lock screen;
- and notifications.

... and I'd like to achieve a GNOME-like aesthetic.

Should I go custom with #waybar, #walker, #gtklock and #swaync, or should I try to accept the multitude of features I will never use and get comfortable with #dms or #noctalia?

I might start using #niri in parallel with #gnome and would like to ask you, fans of scrolling tiling #windowmanager (s), what I should use if my goal is
- a bar;
- a launcher;
- a lock screen;
- and notifications.

... and I'd like to achieve a GNOME-like aesthetic.

Should I go custom with #waybar, #walker, #gtklock and #swaync, or should I try to accept the multitude of features I will never use and get comfortable with #dms or #noctalia?

I might start using #niri in parallel with #gnome and would like to ask you, fans of scrolling tiling #windowmanager (s), what I should use if my goal is
- a bar;
- a launcher;
- a lock screen;
- and notifications.

... and I'd like to achieve a GNOME-like aesthetic.

Should I go custom with #waybar, #walker, #gtklock and #swaync, or should I try to accept the multitude of features I will never use and get comfortable with #dms or #noctalia?

I might start using #niri in parallel with #gnome and would like to ask you, fans of scrolling tiling #windowmanager (s), what I should use if my goal is
- a bar;
- a launcher;
- a lock screen;
- and notifications.

... and I'd like to achieve a GNOME-like aesthetic.

Should I go custom with #waybar, #walker, #gtklock and #swaync, or should I try to accept the multitude of features I will never use and get comfortable with #dms or #noctalia?

I might start using #niri in parallel with #gnome and would like to ask you, fans of scrolling tiling #windowmanager (s), what I should use if my goal is
- a bar;
- a launcher;
- a lock screen;
- and notifications.

... and I'd like to achieve a GNOME-like aesthetic.

Should I go custom with #waybar, #walker, #gtklock and #swaync, or should I try to accept the multitude of features I will never use and get comfortable with #dms or #noctalia?

#wayland compositor von den #noctalia shell Machern: #umbriel

https://github.com/noctalia-dev/umbriel

Hier ein #opensuse Repository für #tumbleweed :
https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/neifua:/Noctalia/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/

#windowtiling #linux

Me:

* Spend like half an hour setting up my keyboard shortcuts on #MangoWC and #Noctalia on my Odyssey Linux install on my laptop

* Realize that I've configured it to work exactly like my #Niri setup on my Desktop

* Think about how every time I install #Plasma desktop, I immediately tweak the settings so that it works as close to #Gnome default as possible

* Wonder why I bother trying new things.

Also Me:

* Oooo! The dev behind #vanilla_os has made a new DE! I should immediately check it out!

...

I might be a magpiebear instead of an owlbear.