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  1. For Omarchy Quattro #Linux there's tool to search through commands and execute them viamenu as an alternative to memorizing so many keyboard shortcuts.

    There's a pull request to enable a keybindings IPC on #Sway to support that, along with a script to use Fuzzel for the same kind of search-and-execute app:

    github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/55

    #SwayWM

  2. For Omarchy Quattro #Linux there's tool to search through commands and execute them viamenu as an alternative to memorizing so many keyboard shortcuts.

    There's a pull request to enable a keybindings IPC on #Sway to support that, along with a script to use Fuzzel for the same kind of search-and-execute app:

    github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/55

    #SwayWM

  3. For Omarchy Quattro #Linux there's tool to search through commands and execute them viamenu as an alternative to memorizing so many keyboard shortcuts.

    There's a pull request to enable a keybindings IPC on #Sway to support that, along with a script to use Fuzzel for the same kind of search-and-execute app:

    github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/55

    #SwayWM

  4. For Omarchy Quattro #Linux there's tool to search through commands and execute them viamenu as an alternative to memorizing so many keyboard shortcuts.

    There's a pull request to enable a keybindings IPC on #Sway to support that, along with a script to use Fuzzel for the same kind of search-and-execute app:

    github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/55

    #SwayWM

  5. For Omarchy Quattro #Linux there's tool to search through commands and execute them viamenu as an alternative to memorizing so many keyboard shortcuts.

    There's a pull request to enable a keybindings IPC on #Sway to support that, along with a script to use Fuzzel for the same kind of search-and-execute app:

    github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/55

    #SwayWM

  6. Minimal Sway setup on FreeBSD 15.1:

    # Wayland
    doas pkg install wayland seatd
    doas sysrc seatd_enable="YES"
    doas service seatd start

    # Sway
    doas pkg install sway foot wmenu noto-basic
    mkdir ~/.config/sway
    cp /usr/local/etc/sway/config ~/.config/sway
    vi ~/.config/sway/config
    input * xkb_rules evdev
    input type:touchpad {
    dwt enabled
    tap enabled
    natural_scroll enabled
    }
    input type:keyboard {
    xkb_layout "dk"
    }

    # Foot
    mkdir ~/.config/foot
    vi ~/.config/foot/foot.ini
    font=monospace:size=14

    #FreeBSD #Wayland #Sway

  7. Minimal Sway setup on FreeBSD 15.1:

    # Wayland
    doas pkg install wayland seatd
    doas sysrc seatd_enable="YES"
    doas service seatd start

    # Sway
    doas pkg install sway foot wmenu noto-basic
    mkdir ~/.config/sway
    cp /usr/local/etc/sway/config ~/.config/sway
    vi ~/.config/sway/config
    input * xkb_rules evdev
    input type:touchpad {
    dwt enabled
    tap enabled
    natural_scroll enabled
    }
    input type:keyboard {
    xkb_layout "dk"
    }

    # Foot
    mkdir ~/.config/foot
    vi ~/.config/foot/foot.ini
    font=monospace:size=14

    #FreeBSD #Wayland #Sway

  8. Minimal Sway setup on FreeBSD 15.1:

    # Wayland
    doas pkg install wayland seatd
    doas sysrc seatd_enable="YES"
    doas service seatd start

    # Sway
    doas pkg install sway foot wmenu noto-basic
    mkdir ~/.config/sway
    cp /usr/local/etc/sway/config ~/.config/sway
    vi ~/.config/sway/config
    input * xkb_rules evdev
    input type:touchpad {
    dwt enabled
    tap enabled
    natural_scroll enabled
    }
    input type:keyboard {
    xkb_layout "dk"
    }

    # Foot
    mkdir ~/.config/foot
    vi ~/.config/foot/foot.ini
    font=monospace:size=14

    #FreeBSD #Wayland #Sway

  9. Minimal Sway setup on FreeBSD 15.1:

    # Wayland
    doas pkg install wayland seatd
    doas sysrc seatd_enable="YES"
    doas service seatd start

    # Sway
    doas pkg install sway foot wmenu noto-basic
    mkdir ~/.config/sway
    cp /usr/local/etc/sway/config ~/.config/sway
    vi ~/.config/sway/config
    input * xkb_rules evdev
    input type:touchpad {
    dwt enabled
    tap enabled
    natural_scroll enabled
    }
    input type:keyboard {
    xkb_layout "dk"
    }

    # Foot
    mkdir ~/.config/foot
    vi ~/.config/foot/foot.ini
    font=monospace:size=14

    #FreeBSD #Wayland #Sway

  10. Minimal Sway setup on FreeBSD 15.1:

    # Wayland
    doas pkg install wayland seatd
    doas sysrc seatd_enable="YES"
    doas service seatd start

    # Sway
    doas pkg install sway foot wmenu noto-basic
    mkdir ~/.config/sway
    cp /usr/local/etc/sway/config ~/.config/sway
    vi ~/.config/sway/config
    input * xkb_rules evdev
    input type:touchpad {
    dwt enabled
    tap enabled
    natural_scroll enabled
    }
    input type:keyboard {
    xkb_layout "dk"
    }

    # Foot
    mkdir ~/.config/foot
    vi ~/.config/foot/foot.ini
    font=monospace:size=14

    #FreeBSD #Wayland #Sway

  11. Viewing a 1920x1080 [screenshot] taken from #NetBSD on a 1920x1080 laptop running #sway (#wayland) with 1.5x scaling set in sway:

    nsxiv (X11) -- horrible blurry mess
    imv (Wayland native) -- far clearer, but still blurry (can tell by looking at the parts that use bitmapped fonts)
    swayimg (Wayland, maybe wlroots-native??) -- completely crisp

    #FractionalScaling still sucks too much, y'all. 🫣 🙄

  12. Viewing a 1920x1080 [screenshot] taken from #NetBSD on a 1920x1080 laptop running #sway (#wayland) with 1.5x scaling set in sway:

    nsxiv (X11) -- horrible blurry mess
    imv (Wayland native) -- far clearer, but still blurry (can tell by looking at the parts that use bitmapped fonts)
    swayimg (Wayland, maybe wlroots-native??) -- completely crisp

    #FractionalScaling still sucks too much, y'all. 🫣 🙄

  13. Viewing a 1920x1080 [screenshot] taken from #NetBSD on a 1920x1080 laptop running #sway (#wayland) with 1.5x scaling set in sway:

    nsxiv (X11) -- horrible blurry mess
    imv (Wayland native) -- far clearer, but still blurry (can tell by looking at the parts that use bitmapped fonts)
    swayimg (Wayland, maybe wlroots-native??) -- completely crisp

    #FractionalScaling still sucks too much, y'all. 🫣 🙄

  14. Viewing a 1920x1080 [screenshot] taken from #NetBSD on a 1920x1080 laptop running #sway (#wayland) with 1.5x scaling set in sway:

    nsxiv (X11) -- horrible blurry mess
    imv (Wayland native) -- far clearer, but still blurry (can tell by looking at the parts that use bitmapped fonts)
    swayimg (Wayland, maybe wlroots-native??) -- completely crisp

    #FractionalScaling still sucks too much, y'all. 🫣 🙄

  15. Viewing a 1920x1080 [screenshot] taken from #NetBSD on a 1920x1080 laptop running #sway (#wayland) with 1.5x scaling set in sway:

    nsxiv (X11) -- horrible blurry mess
    imv (Wayland native) -- far clearer, but still blurry (can tell by looking at the parts that use bitmapped fonts)
    swayimg (Wayland, maybe wlroots-native??) -- completely crisp

    #FractionalScaling still sucks too much, y'all. 🫣 🙄

  16. Well, hit a snag with #niri. I can't get #mupdf to launch, though it works fine in #sway. I might try #zathura but trying to avoid a bunch of package bloat.

  17. Well, hit a snag with #niri. I can't get #mupdf to launch, though it works fine in #sway. I might try #zathura but trying to avoid a bunch of package bloat.

  18. Well, hit a snag with #niri. I can't get #mupdf to launch, though it works fine in #sway. I might try #zathura but trying to avoid a bunch of package bloat.

  19. Well, hit a snag with #niri. I can't get #mupdf to launch, though it works fine in #sway. I might try #zathura but trying to avoid a bunch of package bloat.

  20. Well, hit a snag with #niri. I can't get #mupdf to launch, though it works fine in #sway. I might try #zathura but trying to avoid a bunch of package bloat.

  21. OK, so I decided I like #niri but trying to keep things as lean as my #sway setup, so using #rofi as a launcher for the moment. Need to move all my key bindings over (I wish there was a standard for that) and probably do some customization to push battery status to rofi or add another key binding to pop it up in a notification.

  22. OK, so I decided I like #niri but trying to keep things as lean as my #sway setup, so using #rofi as a launcher for the moment. Need to move all my key bindings over (I wish there was a standard for that) and probably do some customization to push battery status to rofi or add another key binding to pop it up in a notification.

  23. OK, so I decided I like #niri but trying to keep things as lean as my #sway setup, so using #rofi as a launcher for the moment. Need to move all my key bindings over (I wish there was a standard for that) and probably do some customization to push battery status to rofi or add another key binding to pop it up in a notification.

  24. OK, so I decided I like #niri but trying to keep things as lean as my #sway setup, so using #rofi as a launcher for the moment. Need to move all my key bindings over (I wish there was a standard for that) and probably do some customization to push battery status to rofi or add another key binding to pop it up in a notification.

  25. OK, so I decided I like #niri but trying to keep things as lean as my #sway setup, so using #rofi as a launcher for the moment. Need to move all my key bindings over (I wish there was a standard for that) and probably do some customization to push battery status to rofi or add another key binding to pop it up in a notification.

  26. So instead of that massive #Linux thingy, I'm trying out something I found called "SweetPotatOS". It's an #Arch based distro running a WM called Swirl, which is forked from Scroll which was forked from #Sway. It's inspired by #Niri.

    The Owlbear likes Arch, Sweet Potatoes, and Niri. So it seems worth a SHOT.

    (I need to proofread before posting...)

  27. So instead of that massive #Linux thingy, I'm trying out something I found called "SweetPotatOS". It's an #Arch based distro running a WM called Swirl, which is forked from Scroll which was forked from #Sway. It's inspired by #Niri.

    The Owlbear likes Arch, Sweet Potatoes, and Niri. So it seems worth a SHOT.

    (I need to proofread before posting...)

  28. So instead of that massive #Linux thingy, I'm trying out something I found called "SweetPotatOS". It's an #Arch based distro running a WM called Swirl, which is forked from Scroll which was forked from #Sway. It's inspired by #Niri.

    The Owlbear likes Arch, Sweet Potatoes, and Niri. So it seems worth a SHOT.

    (I need to proofread before posting...)

  29. So instead of that massive #Linux thingy, I'm trying out something I found called "SweetPotatOS". It's an #Arch based distro running a WM called Swirl, which is forked from Scroll which was forked from #Sway. It's inspired by #Niri.

    The Owlbear likes Arch, Sweet Potatoes, and Niri. So it seems worth a SHOT.

    (I need to proofread before posting...)

  30. Pretty excited about the latest #Sway and #SwayFX releases!

    Sway now supports separate window screen sharing, which I've sorely missed and SwayFX, a fork with eye candy, has introduced window animations that are quite nice!

    Been using window managers since 2018, mostly i3 with some trial phases of me using qtile and AwesomeWM and have been using Sway since late 2023.

    Has been a solid experience, it just gets out of the way once you've set everything up 😁

    #linux #foss #wayland

  31. Pretty excited about the latest and releases!

    Sway now supports separate window screen sharing, which I've sorely missed and SwayFX, a fork with eye candy, has introduced window animations that are quite nice!

    Been using window managers since 2018, mostly i3 with some trial phases of me using qtile and AwesomeWM and have been using Sway since late 2023.

    Has been a solid experience, it just gets out of the way once you've set everything up 😁

  32. Pretty excited about the latest #Sway and #SwayFX releases!

    Sway now supports separate window screen sharing, which I've sorely missed and SwayFX, a fork with eye candy, has introduced window animations that are quite nice!

    Been using window managers since 2018, mostly i3 with some trial phases of me using qtile and AwesomeWM and have been using Sway since late 2023.

    Has been a solid experience, it just gets out of the way once you've set everything up 😁

    #linux #foss #wayland

  33. Pretty excited about the latest #Sway and #SwayFX releases!

    Sway now supports separate window screen sharing, which I've sorely missed and SwayFX, a fork with eye candy, has introduced window animations that are quite nice!

    Been using window managers since 2018, mostly i3 with some trial phases of me using qtile and AwesomeWM and have been using Sway since late 2023.

    Has been a solid experience, it just gets out of the way once you've set everything up 😁

    #linux #foss #wayland

  34. Pretty excited about the latest #Sway and #SwayFX releases!

    Sway now supports separate window screen sharing, which I've sorely missed and SwayFX, a fork with eye candy, has introduced window animations that are quite nice!

    Been using window managers since 2018, mostly i3 with some trial phases of me using qtile and AwesomeWM and have been using Sway since late 2023.

    Has been a solid experience, it just gets out of the way once you've set everything up 😁

    #linux #foss #wayland

  35. I decided to swap out #sway for #niri for a bit to see how I like it. It's fun and intuitive but not as performant in strange ways. For instance, typing this just now in Phanpy in Vivaldi feels like I'm typing through gelatin. But the window action is excellent.

  36. I decided to swap out #sway for #niri for a bit to see how I like it. It's fun and intuitive but not as performant in strange ways. For instance, typing this just now in Phanpy in Vivaldi feels like I'm typing through gelatin. But the window action is excellent.

  37. I decided to swap out #sway for #niri for a bit to see how I like it. It's fun and intuitive but not as performant in strange ways. For instance, typing this just now in Phanpy in Vivaldi feels like I'm typing through gelatin. But the window action is excellent.