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  1. ultramarine gnome users! pop shell is dying and we need to replace it.

    what about pop shell do you like? do you even use pop shell? what do you want to see in a replacement or lack thereof?

    let me know in this thread!

    #ultramarine #linux #foss #tech #popshell #tiling #gnome #fedora #ultramarinelinux
  2. #viernesdeescritorio Aqui les dejo mi escritorio con #gnome y #popshell extension que lo convierte en un tiling window manager. #kitty

  3. @lynze @victorhckinthefreeworld.com no está mal pero en monitores curvos echo de menos un autotilling como tiene Gnome con #PopShell de @pop_os_official o incluso en Windows yo lo usaba con #FancyWM (apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p17)

    En #KDE hay algunos scripts, pero me solían hacer muchas cosas raras… que si #Polonium o #Bismuth (discontinuado), etc. todo muy verde. Debería ser algo propio de Plasma.

  4. Até começo a gostar disto. #fedora #gnome #popshell

    Mas ainda continuo a gostar mais de Arch com KDE. 😋

  5. had been broken on my daily driver for a long time. I finally fixed it, but I ended up only using it for a week. I really need the new system to become more mature. The KWin scripts that use it just aren't there yet.

    But, it got me used to the benefits of a complete instead of a again, so now I've been on with for a few days

    I'm sure at some point I'll return to again. I guess I've begun my phase!

  6. Time to clock out for the day..

    I am done with another update for where I converted all extensions used to packages vs files.. Will also be adding in R44 release come March. Always improving ;)

  7. That awkward moment when you are using a #neovim tab inside a #tmux tab inside a #kitty tab inside a #PopShell tab. :linux:

  8. Is anyone running Pop Shell on Fedora 36? I want to try out Fedora 36 on my framework laptop, it has better out-of-the-box driver support (fingerprint reader specifically). But I really enjoy the pop shell experience of easy mode tiling window manager. Search results are not definitive, so I figured I'd . Any pointers appreciated.

  9. 3/ #PopShell seemed to be more concerned with manually adjusting window sizes with the keyboard than being a proper auto-layout tiling WM. Way too much finicking about, and no way to get the large vertical pane on the right if I want it there.

  10. What are people using for #tiling under #Wayland? Of course there's #Sway, but I prefer to run under a DE (as I have done with #xmonad and #XFCE for years). #Gnome seems to be the only stable DE on Wayland. Tried #PaperWM, #PopShell, #MaterialShell, #TidalWM. None are a great replacement for xmonad but some come close. (feedback so far to follow)