#swaync — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #swaync, aggregated by home.social.
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(2/3) So I started putting together my own setup with #waybar, #walker, #swaync, etc. Pretty quickly, though, I realized that getting anywhere near the level I am used to would eventually be a rocky path (Quick Settings with keyboard navigation, for example).
Ideally, I'd probably would have to build my own complete shell with #quickshell. But I simply don't have the time or expertise to do that.
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(2/3) So I started putting together my own setup with #waybar, #walker, #swaync, etc. Pretty quickly, though, I realized that getting anywhere near the level I am used to would eventually be a rocky path (Quick Settings with keyboard navigation, for example).
Ideally, I'd probably would have to build my own complete shell with #quickshell. But I simply don't have the time or expertise to do that.
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(2/3) So I started putting together my own setup with #waybar, #walker, #swaync, etc. Pretty quickly, though, I realized that getting anywhere near the level I am used to would eventually be a rocky path (Quick Settings with keyboard navigation, for example).
Ideally, I'd probably would have to build my own complete shell with #quickshell. But I simply don't have the time or expertise to do that.
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(2/3) So I started putting together my own setup with #waybar, #walker, #swaync, etc. Pretty quickly, though, I realized that getting anywhere near the level I am used to would eventually be a rocky path (Quick Settings with keyboard navigation, for example).
Ideally, I'd probably would have to build my own complete shell with #quickshell. But I simply don't have the time or expertise to do that.
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(2/3) So I started putting together my own setup with #waybar, #walker, #swaync, etc. Pretty quickly, though, I realized that getting anywhere near the level I am used to would eventually be a rocky path (Quick Settings with keyboard navigation, for example).
Ideally, I'd probably would have to build my own complete shell with #quickshell. But I simply don't have the time or expertise to do that.