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/tmp кончился — пишем виджет для qtile с предсказанием по тренду
qtile — тайловый оконный менеджер для Linux, целиком написанный на Python. Конфиг — тоже Python, с asyncio, доступом к procfs и вообще ко всему, что есть в системе. Я сижу на qtile уже почти 15 лет с одним и тем же конфигом, который потихоньку допиливаю, и что мне в нём нравится: панель оконного менеджера — удобное место для визуализации метрик, собранных из произвольных Python-скриптов.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1014886/
#qtile #python #linux #disk_space #monitoring #linear_regression #wayland #tiling_wm #виджет #мониторинг_дисков
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The Qtile Window Manager: A Python-Powered Tiling Experience
https://tech.stonecharioteer.com/posts/2025/qtile-window-manager/
#ycombinator #linux #productivity #qtile #window_manager #python #rice -
OK, da denkt man sich: Alle populären #tiling Windowmanager für #Wayland haben das eine oder das andere Problem. Viele sind unmaintained, Sway hat dieses manuelle tiling von i3, Hyprland hat einen Hauptentwickler... Ich will doch nur ein #xmonad für Wayland...
Also selbst schreiben? Gibt es Pythonbindings für wlroots? Au ja, pywlroots. Wo werden die genutzt? qtile! Ein aktiv entwickelter #Python basierter an xmonad angelehnter tiling Windowmanager für Wayland 🤔
Ich bin dann mal #qtile testen 😅
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Do you have any experience with or opinion about the #Hyperland compositor? I would like to hear about it, as it sounds awesome on paper and looks great on screenshots. I'm planning to change to a tiling window manager and wonder how it compares to other alternatives. I have tried #Qtile before and liked it. I was also interested in #xmonad, because it can be configured with #Haskell, but I'll rather focus on #Wayland options and I think there are no ports in the horizon.
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I don't know if it's because of all the months I've spent using and configuring #AwesomeWM or because #python is so much more powerful and easy to read and write than #lua (at least to me), but in the last couple of days I've been giving a shot at #qtile and it's just great.
It took me just a few hours to replicate my Awesome set up, and although people really like to say "python == slow", it feels smoother and snappier than any other TWM I've used so far.
Kudos to Qtile!
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It’s pretty cool that #Qtile will be back in the #Fedora repos come #F40
Thanks to @FrostyX for all the work that you do! #opensource
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Hello @askfedi,
TL;DR: What is causing my X.org keymap to change unsolicited for, and how can I prevent it?
When I log in to my X.org based desktop environment on Linux a custom keymap is set from ~/.Xmodmap. This is all fine and dandy.
However, at odd times — perhaps every day or two — the keymap mutates into something else, that could be the default X.org keymap, and I have to run “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” to get back to where I want to be.
I haven't been able to correlate these events with anything, but of course systemd is always a strong contender for such anomalies…
Has anyone else experienced the same thing and found a way to prevent it?
TIA!
/cc [ #askfedi | #Xorg | #X11 | #CLI | #keymap | #xmodmap | #Linux | #ArchLinux | #QTile | #systemd | #fælleshjerne ]
PS: This post is unrelated to the social network formerly known as the birdcage. -
Personally I use #xmonad though. I wouldn't recommend using it unless you want to learn #haskell. I have used #awesomeWM and #qtile as well, but I am not as well versed in them.
Haskell was quite fun to learn as its a purely functional language with no object oriented ability.
The reason why I use xmonad is primarily because there are so many libraries for it. I #polybar rather than #xmobar.
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CW: Qtile - Gaming
Amazing how using Qtile I'm getting more FPS overall compared to Gnome. It might not be a lot but definitely noticeable. The thing is, I'm having to put some games into window mode because fullscreen doesn't allow me to switch to other groups, for some reason. Anyways, I might figure that out another day.
I'm finding the concept of groups very interesting as well, and it hasn't been hard to understand how it works; also config file on python its just awesome.
I'm sure with a couple of weeks of practice I will be more productive on it than on Gnome. Amazing.