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Hi mastopeople,
I need help to have working screen sharing on my #debian laptop inside a #videoconference tab in #firefox or #chrome.
I'm sure it broke since I switched to #Sway on #Wayland.
I'm not sure if the browsers run natively or with Xwayland (they are not listed in `xlsclients`)Any help appreciated, the simpler and more standard the better, I don't want to start downloading untrusted tools or compile things…
Please RT
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Hi mastopeople,
I need help to have working screen sharing on my #debian laptop inside a #videoconference tab in #firefox or #chrome.
I'm sure it broke since I switched to #Sway on #Wayland.
I'm not sure if the browsers run natively or with Xwayland (they are not listed in `xlsclients`)Any help appreciated, the simpler and more standard the better, I don't want to start downloading untrusted tools or compile things…
Please RT
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Hi mastopeople,
I need help to have working screen sharing on my #debian laptop inside a #videoconference tab in #firefox or #chrome.
I'm sure it broke since I switched to #Sway on #Wayland.
I'm not sure if the browsers run natively or with Xwayland (they are not listed in `xlsclients`)Any help appreciated, the simpler and more standard the better, I don't want to start downloading untrusted tools or compile things…
Please RT
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Hi mastopeople,
I need help to have working screen sharing on my #debian laptop inside a #videoconference tab in #firefox or #chrome.
I'm sure it broke since I switched to #Sway on #Wayland.
I'm not sure if the browsers run natively or with Xwayland (they are not listed in `xlsclients`)Any help appreciated, the simpler and more standard the better, I don't want to start downloading untrusted tools or compile things…
Please RT
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Hi mastopeople,
I need help to have working screen sharing on my #debian laptop inside a #videoconference tab in #firefox or #chrome.
I'm sure it broke since I switched to #Sway on #Wayland.
I'm not sure if the browsers run natively or with Xwayland (they are not listed in `xlsclients`)Any help appreciated, the simpler and more standard the better, I don't want to start downloading untrusted tools or compile things…
Please RT
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Learning from pagodas: the skyscraper that sways with the wind instead of fighting it
Repost to help others discover this.
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Learning from pagodas: the skyscraper that sways with the wind instead of fighting it
Repost to help others discover this.
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Learning from pagodas: the skyscraper that sways with the wind instead of fighting it
Repost to help others discover this.
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Learning from pagodas: the skyscraper that sways with the wind instead of fighting it
Repost to help others discover this.
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Learning from pagodas: the skyscraper that sways with the wind instead of fighting it
Repost to help others discover this.
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I'm watching cozy outdoors videos, while having some tasty Rooibos and setting up a new installation with Gentoo (via my current setup with Devuan). My new setup will be using Wayland! How modern of me.
(There's nothing wrong with Devuan, it's just that I miss Gentoo)
Going pure Wayland means that I have replaced i3 with Sway. I'm not much for changes, and I really like i3.
Pure Wayland also means that I can finally have a pure non-systemd setup. With X11 you needed stuff like elogind. Yay!
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I'm watching cozy outdoors videos, while having some tasty Rooibos and setting up a new installation with Gentoo (via my current setup with Devuan). My new setup will be using Wayland! How modern of me.
(There's nothing wrong with Devuan, it's just that I miss Gentoo)
Going pure Wayland means that I have replaced i3 with Sway. I'm not much for changes, and I really like i3.
Pure Wayland also means that I can finally have a pure non-systemd setup. With X11 you needed stuff like elogind. Yay!
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Donc, mon amour a un vieux #fujitsu Lifebook T2010 datant de 2007. 1 coeur 2 fils... j'ai pu installer 4 gib de ram et comme Distro, je voulais essayer Butterknife qui est un Debian avec une installation en TUI mais on peut y installer des environnements de bureau aussi. Et il y a des themes incluts!
Donc un #debian en session #sway a 500mib de RAM, ce n'est pas pique des vers.
Reste a voir si je peux installer les drivers du stylet proprietaire par Bottles...
A+!? 😅
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#ViernesDeEscritorio #VoidLinux #Sway
Tan cerca de que se acabe el viernes de escritorio.
Void Linux musl recien instalado solo para ver que tanto se puede hacer con musl.
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Did actually manage anyone to do screen sharing under #Wayland / #Sway on #FreeBSD with Firefox, e.g. in BigBlueButton?
After making sure pipewire and friends are running and also the xdg-desktop-portals I'm seeing the chooser in Rofi, select the screen which I want to share and then ... nothing happens
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Did actually manage anyone to do screen sharing under #Wayland / #Sway on #FreeBSD with Firefox, e.g. in BigBlueButton?
After making sure pipewire and friends are running and also the xdg-desktop-portals I'm seeing the chooser in Rofi, select the screen which I want to share and then ... nothing happens
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Did actually manage anyone to do screen sharing under #Wayland / #Sway on #FreeBSD with Firefox, e.g. in BigBlueButton?
After making sure pipewire and friends are running and also the xdg-desktop-portals I'm seeing the chooser in Rofi, select the screen which I want to share and then ... nothing happens
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Did actually manage anyone to do screen sharing under #Wayland / #Sway on #FreeBSD with Firefox, e.g. in BigBlueButton?
After making sure pipewire and friends are running and also the xdg-desktop-portals I'm seeing the chooser in Rofi, select the screen which I want to share and then ... nothing happens
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During my upcoming days off, I will be enjoying myself more and learning. I think Void Linux will have to be a next week project. As I've got to write a config file for Sway, as my plan is to install the minimal image and add a WM on top.
However, I don't want to rawdog it. Playing around with a bit and plugging in all the specifics for my laptop will aid me.
With luck, my rough draft config file will work out any kinks. As I can get the default base config as a starting point, further customize that with all the stuff I want to add. I kinda want to mimic Garuda Linux's slick setup.
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During my upcoming days off, I will be enjoying myself more and learning. I think Void Linux will have to be a next week project. As I've got to write a config file for Sway, as my plan is to install the minimal image and add a WM on top.
However, I don't want to rawdog it. Playing around with a bit and plugging in all the specifics for my laptop will aid me.
With luck, my rough draft config file will work out any kinks. As I can get the default base config as a starting point, further customize that with all the stuff I want to add. I kinda want to mimic Garuda Linux's slick setup.
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During my upcoming days off, I will be enjoying myself more and learning. I think Void Linux will have to be a next week project. As I've got to write a config file for Sway, as my plan is to install the minimal image and add a WM on top.
However, I don't want to rawdog it. Playing around with a bit and plugging in all the specifics for my laptop will aid me.
With luck, my rough draft config file will work out any kinks. As I can get the default base config as a starting point, further customize that with all the stuff I want to add. I kinda want to mimic Garuda Linux's slick setup.
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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TIL: there’s a thing named #DankLinux, which is “a complete desktop shell for #niri, #Hyprland, #MangoWC, #Sway, #labwc, #Scroll, #MiracleWM, and other #Wayland compositors”. This might be a quick and easy way to get all the little details working out of the box, and to get a consistent look’n’feel as a bonus.
(EDIT: oh, and it’s based on #QuickShell.)
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TIL: there’s a thing named #DankLinux, which is “a complete desktop shell for #niri, #Hyprland, #MangoWC, #Sway, #labwc, #Scroll, #MiracleWM, and other #Wayland compositors”. This might be a quick and easy way to get all the little details working out of the box, and to get a consistent look’n’feel as a bonus.
(EDIT: oh, and it’s based on #QuickShell.)
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TIL: there’s a thing named #DankLinux, which is “a complete desktop shell for #niri, #Hyprland, #MangoWC, #Sway, #labwc, #Scroll, #MiracleWM, and other #Wayland compositors”. This might be a quick and easy way to get all the little details working out of the box, and to get a consistent look’n’feel as a bonus.
(EDIT: oh, and it’s based on #QuickShell.)
