#swaywm — Public Fediverse posts
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nwg-panel 0.12.0
- Added MangoTags module;
- added windows sorting by placement in NiriTaskbar;
- optimized niri_watcher() function and NiriTaskbar / NiriWorkspaces refresh() methods;
- added visual representation for focused items and hovered UI elements in NiriWorkspaces class.https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-panel/releases/tag/v0.12.0
Also: mangowm promoted to Arch [Extra], many thanks to @Antiz!
MangoTags in the pictures below.
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nwg-panel 0.12.0
- Added MangoTags module;
- added windows sorting by placement in NiriTaskbar;
- optimized niri_watcher() function and NiriTaskbar / NiriWorkspaces refresh() methods;
- added visual representation for focused items and hovered UI elements in NiriWorkspaces class.https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-panel/releases/tag/v0.12.0
Also: mangowm promoted to Arch [Extra], many thanks to @Antiz!
MangoTags in the pictures below.
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nwg-panel 0.12.0
- Added MangoTags module;
- added windows sorting by placement in NiriTaskbar;
- optimized niri_watcher() function and NiriTaskbar / NiriWorkspaces refresh() methods;
- added visual representation for focused items and hovered UI elements in NiriWorkspaces class.https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-panel/releases/tag/v0.12.0
Also: mangowm promoted to Arch [Extra], many thanks to @Antiz!
MangoTags in the pictures below.
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nwg-panel 0.12.0
- Added MangoTags module;
- added windows sorting by placement in NiriTaskbar;
- optimized niri_watcher() function and NiriTaskbar / NiriWorkspaces refresh() methods;
- added visual representation for focused items and hovered UI elements in NiriWorkspaces class.https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-panel/releases/tag/v0.12.0
Also: mangowm promoted to Arch [Extra], many thanks to @Antiz!
MangoTags in the pictures below.
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So I've lasted all of 20 minutes with #gnome and am switching to #swaywm #linux
Gnome seems like a great option if you're a beginner or want a very #MacOS experience. I prefer #MainstreamOS which has a Mac style launcher but a tiling window manager. And it's prettier and more modern feeling.
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So I've lasted all of 20 minutes with #gnome and am switching to #swaywm #linux
Gnome seems like a great option if you're a beginner or want a very #MacOS experience. I prefer #MainstreamOS which has a Mac style launcher but a tiling window manager. And it's prettier and more modern feeling.
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So I've lasted all of 20 minutes with #gnome and am switching to #swaywm #linux
Gnome seems like a great option if you're a beginner or want a very #MacOS experience. I prefer #MainstreamOS which has a Mac style launcher but a tiling window manager. And it's prettier and more modern feeling.
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So I've lasted all of 20 minutes with #gnome and am switching to #swaywm #linux
Gnome seems like a great option if you're a beginner or want a very #MacOS experience. I prefer #MainstreamOS which has a Mac style launcher but a tiling window manager. And it's prettier and more modern feeling.
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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:
https://github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/5561#pullrequestreview-5022834088
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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:
https://github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/5561#pullrequestreview-5022834088
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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:
https://github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/5561#pullrequestreview-5022834088
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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:
https://github.com/swaywm/sway/pull/5561#pullrequestreview-5022834088
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TIL that you can replace standard Xwayland with xwayland-satellite and get fractional scaling in #SwayWM for X11 apps.
All it takes is setting WLR_XWAYLAND to xwayland-satellite path (more or less). Goodbye few blurry windows. I suspect there's going to be some dragons somewhere but this looks usable!
Edit: Reference - https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nixos-sway-with-xwayland-satellite/76827
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TIL that you can replace standard Xwayland with xwayland-satellite and get fractional scaling in #SwayWM for X11 apps.
All it takes is setting WLR_XWAYLAND to xwayland-satellite path (more or less). Goodbye few blurry windows. I suspect there's going to be some dragons somewhere but this looks usable!
Edit: Reference - https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nixos-sway-with-xwayland-satellite/76827
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TIL that you can replace standard Xwayland with xwayland-satellite and get fractional scaling in #SwayWM for X11 apps.
All it takes is setting WLR_XWAYLAND to xwayland-satellite path (more or less). Goodbye few blurry windows. I suspect there's going to be some dragons somewhere but this looks usable!
Edit: Reference - https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nixos-sway-with-xwayland-satellite/76827
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@Purplegengar25 I've been running #debian everywhere for years. It's stable and boring-in-the-best-sense. I don't know about plasma or gnome (I run #swaywm ) but can't imagine you won't be happy and make everything work the way you want.
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@Purplegengar25 I've been running #debian everywhere for years. It's stable and boring-in-the-best-sense. I don't know about plasma or gnome (I run #swaywm ) but can't imagine you won't be happy and make everything work the way you want.
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@Purplegengar25 I've been running #debian everywhere for years. It's stable and boring-in-the-best-sense. I don't know about plasma or gnome (I run #swaywm ) but can't imagine you won't be happy and make everything work the way you want.
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@Purplegengar25 I've been running #debian everywhere for years. It's stable and boring-in-the-best-sense. I don't know about plasma or gnome (I run #swaywm ) but can't imagine you won't be happy and make everything work the way you want.
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@stib I've since checked out #SwayWM, and I can say that while indeed there's less resistance involved in migrating from #i3WM than in the case of #Hyprland, I also found that in general the configuration process for both i3 and Sway is less intuitive than for Hyprland. Also, Sway still does not correctly load #XCompose keybinds the way #X11 does. This is generally excusable since that's not really in the scope for what we ought to expect any #Wayland compositor to do.
On the matter of Hyprland's toxic community, I don't know much about it besides what's available on Drew's blog (https://drewdevault.com/blog/Hyprland-toxicity/), and in Vaxry's response (https://blog.vaxry.net/articles/2023-hyprlandsCommunity). The general impression I get from this interaction is that @drew is probably right in saying that Hyprland has a toxic community, but Vaxry's response raises some un‐challenged objections which are not entirely unreasonable. I also get the impression from Vaxry's own blog that they're probably too blithe when it comes to moderation, which may or may not be due to some underlying motivations.
All in all, I don't feel I know enough about this to make a complete judgement. For now I think I'll stick to i3, only because I get to keep my compose sequences.
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@stib I've since checked out #SwayWM, and I can say that while indeed there's less resistance involved in migrating from #i3WM than in the case of #Hyprland, I also found that in general the configuration process for both i3 and Sway is less intuitive than for Hyprland. Also, Sway still does not correctly load #XCompose keybinds the way #X11 does. This is generally excusable since that's not really in the scope for what we ought to expect any #Wayland compositor to do.
On the matter of Hyprland's toxic community, I don't know much about it besides what's available on Drew's blog (https://drewdevault.com/blog/Hyprland-toxicity/), and in Vaxry's response (https://blog.vaxry.net/articles/2023-hyprlandsCommunity). The general impression I get from this interaction is that @drew is probably right in saying that Hyprland has a toxic community, but Vaxry's response raises some un‐challenged objections which are not entirely unreasonable. I also get the impression from Vaxry's own blog that they're probably too blithe when it comes to moderation, which may or may not be due to some underlying motivations.
All in all, I don't feel I know enough about this to make a complete judgement. For now I think I'll stick to i3, only because I get to keep my compose sequences.
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@stib I've since checked out #SwayWM, and I can say that while indeed there's less resistance involved in migrating from #i3WM than in the case of #Hyprland, I also found that in general the configuration process for both i3 and Sway is less intuitive than for Hyprland. Also, Sway still does not correctly load #XCompose keybinds the way #X11 does. This is generally excusable since that's not really in the scope for what we ought to expect any #Wayland compositor to do.
On the matter of Hyprland's toxic community, I don't know much about it besides what's available on Drew's blog (https://drewdevault.com/blog/Hyprland-toxicity/), and in Vaxry's response (https://blog.vaxry.net/articles/2023-hyprlandsCommunity). The general impression I get from this interaction is that @drew is probably right in saying that Hyprland has a toxic community, but Vaxry's response raises some un‐challenged objections which are not entirely unreasonable. I also get the impression from Vaxry's own blog that they're probably too blithe when it comes to moderation, which may or may not be due to some underlying motivations.
All in all, I don't feel I know enough about this to make a complete judgement. For now I think I'll stick to i3, only because I get to keep my compose sequences.
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@stib I've since checked out #SwayWM, and I can say that while indeed there's less resistance involved in migrating from #i3WM than in the case of #Hyprland, I also found that in general the configuration process for both i3 and Sway is less intuitive than for Hyprland. Also, Sway still does not correctly load #XCompose keybinds the way #X11 does. This is generally excusable since that's not really in the scope for what we ought to expect any #Wayland compositor to do.
On the matter of Hyprland's toxic community, I don't know much about it besides what's available on Drew's blog (https://drewdevault.com/blog/Hyprland-toxicity/), and in Vaxry's response (https://blog.vaxry.net/articles/2023-hyprlandsCommunity). The general impression I get from this interaction is that @drew is probably right in saying that Hyprland has a toxic community, but Vaxry's response raises some un‐challenged objections which are not entirely unreasonable. I also get the impression from Vaxry's own blog that they're probably too blithe when it comes to moderation, which may or may not be due to some underlying motivations.
All in all, I don't feel I know enough about this to make a complete judgement. For now I think I'll stick to i3, only because I get to keep my compose sequences.
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Sway 1.12 introduce supporto HDR10, cattura singole finestre e nuove funzioni Wayland per desktop Linux moderni. #Linux #Wayland #SwayWM #HDR10 #OpenSource #LinuxDesktop #TilingWM
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Sway 1.12 introduce supporto HDR10, cattura singole finestre e nuove funzioni Wayland per desktop Linux moderni. #Linux #Wayland #SwayWM #HDR10 #OpenSource #LinuxDesktop #TilingWM
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Sway 1.12 introduce supporto HDR10, cattura singole finestre e nuove funzioni Wayland per desktop Linux moderni. #Linux #Wayland #SwayWM #HDR10 #OpenSource #LinuxDesktop #TilingWM
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Sway 1.12 introduce supporto HDR10, cattura singole finestre e nuove funzioni Wayland per desktop Linux moderni. #Linux #Wayland #SwayWM #HDR10 #OpenSource #LinuxDesktop #TilingWM