#riverwm — Public Fediverse posts
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Is something using the new #riverwm version and has any experience to share with the available #wms https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md? #tiling #windowmanager #Linux #cli
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Is something using the new #riverwm version and has any experience to share with the available #wms https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md? #tiling #windowmanager #Linux #cli
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Is something using the new #riverwm version and has any experience to share with the available #wms https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md? #tiling #windowmanager #Linux #cli
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Is something using the new #riverwm version and has any experience to share with the available #wms https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md? #tiling #windowmanager #Linux #cli
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@justine i've tried beansprout & kwm.
beansprout: the only feedback you get of switching tags is a little overlay like the river-tag-overlay by @lhp . This is the one which is closer to river-classic imo.
kwm: the dwm lookalike bar is a nice touch. I can't for the life of me manage to change the keyboard layout to azerty. So it's been difficult to edit this interminable config.zon for my muscle memory in vim^^ There's multiple layouts.
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@justine i've tried beansprout & kwm.
beansprout: the only feedback you get of switching tags is a little overlay like the river-tag-overlay by @lhp . This is the one which is closer to river-classic imo.
kwm: the dwm lookalike bar is a nice touch. I can't for the life of me manage to change the keyboard layout to azerty. So it's been difficult to edit this interminable config.zon for my muscle memory in vim^^ There's multiple layouts.
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I'm a happy #SwayWM user, but gosh ... Reading https://isaacfreund.com/blog/river-window-management/ and looking at https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md I love what #RiverWM folks have been doing.
100% agree with this quote:
Wayland currently does not come close to the diversity of X11 window managers. I believe that separating the Wayland compositor and window manager will change this and I see the beginnings of this change with the 15 window managers already written for river! -
I'm a happy #SwayWM user, but gosh ... Reading https://isaacfreund.com/blog/river-window-management/ and looking at https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md I love what #RiverWM folks have been doing.
100% agree with this quote:
Wayland currently does not come close to the diversity of X11 window managers. I believe that separating the Wayland compositor and window manager will change this and I see the beginnings of this change with the 15 window managers already written for river! -
I'm a happy #SwayWM user, but gosh ... Reading https://isaacfreund.com/blog/river-window-management/ and looking at https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md I love what #RiverWM folks have been doing.
100% agree with this quote:
Wayland currently does not come close to the diversity of X11 window managers. I believe that separating the Wayland compositor and window manager will change this and I see the beginnings of this change with the 15 window managers already written for river! -
I'm a happy #SwayWM user, but gosh ... Reading https://isaacfreund.com/blog/river-window-management/ and looking at https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md I love what #RiverWM folks have been doing.
100% agree with this quote:
Wayland currently does not come close to the diversity of X11 window managers. I believe that separating the Wayland compositor and window manager will change this and I see the beginnings of this change with the 15 window managers already written for river! -
I'm a happy #SwayWM user, but gosh ... Reading https://isaacfreund.com/blog/river-window-management/ and looking at https://codeberg.org/river/wiki/src/branch/main/pages/wm-list.md I love what #RiverWM folks have been doing.
100% agree with this quote:
Wayland currently does not come close to the diversity of X11 window managers. I believe that separating the Wayland compositor and window manager will change this and I see the beginnings of this change with the 15 window managers already written for river! -
I think the release of #RiverWM 0.4 might be the first software release I've been properly excited about in some time. Time to attempt to write a window manager :D
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I think the release of #RiverWM 0.4 might be the first software release I've been properly excited about in some time. Time to attempt to write a window manager :D
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my WMs UI was designed to mimick old UNIX workstations, but turns out by changing a few colours you can get something that looks fairly modern as well 👀 (might benefit from a less linear shadow gradient...)
Should it ever be used my more than just a hand-full of people, I suspect interesting themes to pop up
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my WMs UI was designed to mimick old UNIX workstations, but turns out by changing a few colours you can get something that looks fairly modern as well 👀 (might benefit from a less linear shadow gradient...)
Should it ever be used my more than just a hand-full of people, I suspect interesting themes to pop up
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my WMs UI was designed to mimick old UNIX workstations, but turns out by changing a few colours you can get something that looks fairly modern as well 👀 (might benefit from a less linear shadow gradient...)
Should it ever be used my more than just a hand-full of people, I suspect interesting themes to pop up
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my WMs UI was designed to mimick old UNIX workstations, but turns out by changing a few colours you can get something that looks fairly modern as well 👀 (might benefit from a less linear shadow gradient...)
Should it ever be used my more than just a hand-full of people, I suspect interesting themes to pop up
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my WMs UI was designed to mimick old UNIX workstations, but turns out by changing a few colours you can get something that looks fairly modern as well 👀 (might benefit from a less linear shadow gradient...)
Should it ever be used my more than just a hand-full of people, I suspect interesting themes to pop up
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I guess by implementing window position caching, I've accidentally also added the feature of retaining window positions across WM restarts?
Sometimes some windows get a bit confused about decoration still (also, is it really server side decoration when it is drawn by another Wayland client?).
Note that this is based on the windows app-id. In this demo I've manually set the app-id of the three terminals.
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I guess by implementing window position caching, I've accidentally also added the feature of retaining window positions across WM restarts?
Sometimes some windows get a bit confused about decoration still (also, is it really server side decoration when it is drawn by another Wayland client?).
Note that this is based on the windows app-id. In this demo I've manually set the app-id of the three terminals.
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I guess by implementing window position caching, I've accidentally also added the feature of retaining window positions across WM restarts?
Sometimes some windows get a bit confused about decoration still (also, is it really server side decoration when it is drawn by another Wayland client?).
Note that this is based on the windows app-id. In this demo I've manually set the app-id of the three terminals.
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I guess by implementing window position caching, I've accidentally also added the feature of retaining window positions across WM restarts?
Sometimes some windows get a bit confused about decoration still (also, is it really server side decoration when it is drawn by another Wayland client?).
Note that this is based on the windows app-id. In this demo I've manually set the app-id of the three terminals.
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I guess by implementing window position caching, I've accidentally also added the feature of retaining window positions across WM restarts?
Sometimes some windows get a bit confused about decoration still (also, is it really server side decoration when it is drawn by another Wayland client?).
Note that this is based on the windows app-id. In this demo I've manually set the app-id of the three terminals.
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starting to implement widgets! A very windowmaker inspired 7-segment clock block thing. Of course the clock will get a small bezel and I'll have to improve the shape of the segments to look neater. Will probably also add a battery display beneath it in a similar LCD style. And not only does it look neat, it allows me to put off "proper" font-drawing a little longer 🐈
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starting to implement widgets! A very windowmaker inspired 7-segment clock block thing. Of course the clock will get a small bezel and I'll have to improve the shape of the segments to look neater. Will probably also add a battery display beneath it in a similar LCD style. And not only does it look neat, it allows me to put off "proper" font-drawing a little longer 🐈
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starting to implement widgets! A very windowmaker inspired 7-segment clock block thing. Of course the clock will get a small bezel and I'll have to improve the shape of the segments to look neater. Will probably also add a battery display beneath it in a similar LCD style. And not only does it look neat, it allows me to put off "proper" font-drawing a little longer 🐈
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starting to implement widgets! A very windowmaker inspired 7-segment clock block thing. Of course the clock will get a small bezel and I'll have to improve the shape of the segments to look neater. Will probably also add a battery display beneath it in a similar LCD style. And not only does it look neat, it allows me to put off "proper" font-drawing a little longer 🐈
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starting to implement widgets! A very windowmaker inspired 7-segment clock block thing. Of course the clock will get a small bezel and I'll have to improve the shape of the segments to look neater. Will probably also add a battery display beneath it in a similar LCD style. And not only does it look neat, it allows me to put off "proper" font-drawing a little longer 🐈
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Going back to my favorite colorscheme, rose-pine !
Here's another #riverwm setup for you with no gaps, 2px border, 0.53 ratio, waybar with a flair of dwm, tags with lowercase greek aplphabet from alpha to zeta for change, neovim alpha startpage with usagi, terminal file manager LF with statfmt and rulerfmt mimicking vim because why not and a click on the river logo change the wallpaper with swaybg...
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Going back to my favorite colorscheme, rose-pine !
Here's another #riverwm setup for you with no gaps, 2px border, 0.53 ratio, waybar with a flair of dwm, tags with lowercase greek aplphabet from alpha to zeta for change, neovim alpha startpage with usagi, terminal file manager LF with statfmt and rulerfmt mimicking vim because why not and a click on the river logo change the wallpaper with swaybg...
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I obviously had a great short break. Totally forgot my revitalized setup of the River wm on FreeBSD, finished the night before departure 😆 . Cleaned up applications for Wayland. My educated guess is that Tumbleweed will be moved off the laptop (I mean who needs AI?) in favor of FreeBSD KDE pretty soon...
Configs at: (https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/freebsd-saigon-river)
#freebsd #riverwm -
I obviously had a great short break. Totally forgot my revitalized setup of the River wm on FreeBSD, finished the night before departure 😆 . Cleaned up applications for Wayland. My educated guess is that Tumbleweed will be moved off the laptop (I mean who needs AI?) in favor of FreeBSD KDE pretty soon...
Configs at: (https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/freebsd-saigon-river)
#freebsd #riverwm -
I obviously had a great short break. Totally forgot my revitalized setup of the River wm on FreeBSD, finished the night before departure 😆 . Cleaned up applications for Wayland. My educated guess is that Tumbleweed will be moved off the laptop (I mean who needs AI?) in favor of FreeBSD KDE pretty soon...
Configs at: (https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/freebsd-saigon-river)
#freebsd #riverwm -
I obviously had a great short break. Totally forgot my revitalized setup of the River wm on FreeBSD, finished the night before departure 😆 . Cleaned up applications for Wayland. My educated guess is that Tumbleweed will be moved off the laptop (I mean who needs AI?) in favor of FreeBSD KDE pretty soon...
Configs at: (https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/freebsd-saigon-river)
#freebsd #riverwm -
FreeBSD-Saigon-River
Another notch on the guitar. If you'd ever wanted to run the River window manager I've got you covered.
River’s window management style on Wayland is quite similar to dwm, xmonad, and other classic dynamic tiling X11 window managers. Windows are automatically arranged in a tiled layout and shifted around as windows are opened/closed.
Dots and setup are available on codeberg.org/thesaigoneer!
#freebsd #riverwm -
FreeBSD-Saigon-River
Another notch on the guitar. If you'd ever wanted to run the River window manager I've got you covered.
River’s window management style on Wayland is quite similar to dwm, xmonad, and other classic dynamic tiling X11 window managers. Windows are automatically arranged in a tiled layout and shifted around as windows are opened/closed.
Dots and setup are available on codeberg.org/thesaigoneer!
#freebsd #riverwm -
FreeBSD-Saigon-River
Another notch on the guitar. If you'd ever wanted to run the River window manager I've got you covered.
River’s window management style on Wayland is quite similar to dwm, xmonad, and other classic dynamic tiling X11 window managers. Windows are automatically arranged in a tiled layout and shifted around as windows are opened/closed.
Dots and setup are available on codeberg.org/thesaigoneer!
#freebsd #riverwm -
FreeBSD-Saigon-River
Another notch on the guitar. If you'd ever wanted to run the River window manager I've got you covered.
River’s window management style on Wayland is quite similar to dwm, xmonad, and other classic dynamic tiling X11 window managers. Windows are automatically arranged in a tiled layout and shifted around as windows are opened/closed.
Dots and setup are available on codeberg.org/thesaigoneer!
#freebsd #riverwm -
Here's my #riverwm setup right now no inner or outer gap and a waybar config mimicking the statusline for #vim #NeoVIM
The colorscheme is melange and LF continues to be the most flexible and extensible terminal file manager out there.
Also : I tried (badly) to make a zelda prompt but it's probably a little bit crowded
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Here's my #riverwm setup right now no inner or outer gap and a waybar config mimicking the statusline for #vim #NeoVIM
The colorscheme is melange and LF continues to be the most flexible and extensible terminal file manager out there.
Also : I tried (badly) to make a zelda prompt but it's probably a little bit crowded
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Here's my #riverwm setup right now no inner or outer gap and a waybar config mimicking the statusline for #vim #NeoVIM
The colorscheme is melange and LF continues to be the most flexible and extensible terminal file manager out there.
Also : I tried (badly) to make a zelda prompt but it's probably a little bit crowded
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Here's my #riverwm setup right now no inner or outer gap and a waybar config mimicking the statusline for #vim #NeoVIM
The colorscheme is melange and LF continues to be the most flexible and extensible terminal file manager out there.
Also : I tried (badly) to make a zelda prompt but it's probably a little bit crowded
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Here's my #riverwm setup right now no inner or outer gap and a waybar config mimicking the statusline for #vim #NeoVIM
The colorscheme is melange and LF continues to be the most flexible and extensible terminal file manager out there.
Also : I tried (badly) to make a zelda prompt but it's probably a little bit crowded
