#xmonad — Public Fediverse posts
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Was mache ich da? Ich verbessere weiter meine #Xmonad Konfiguration!
Für Gaming kann ich nun mit Mod+F das Dock ausblenden. Was sonst noch zu tun ist, ist dass ich mein Esc+Capslock-Swap rückgängig machen muss. Einige Games nutzen Capslock.
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Was mache ich da? Ich verbessere weiter meine #Xmonad Konfiguration!
Für Gaming kann ich nun mit Mod+F das Dock ausblenden. Was sonst noch zu tun ist, ist dass ich mein Esc+Capslock-Swap rückgängig machen muss. Einige Games nutzen Capslock.
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Was mache ich da? Ich verbessere weiter meine #Xmonad Konfiguration!
Für Gaming kann ich nun mit Mod+F das Dock ausblenden. Was sonst noch zu tun ist, ist dass ich mein Esc+Capslock-Swap rückgängig machen muss. Einige Games nutzen Capslock.
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Was mache ich da? Ich verbessere weiter meine #Xmonad Konfiguration!
Für Gaming kann ich nun mit Mod+F das Dock ausblenden. Was sonst noch zu tun ist, ist dass ich mein Esc+Capslock-Swap rückgängig machen muss. Einige Games nutzen Capslock.
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@vbabka @poni yeah, well...
I'll play with it at some point as well. If it can really be scripted then maybe that's all I need?
But then gnome-shell can also be scripted and it's an absolute pile of dogshit.
(people on #xmonad@libera have since returned back to xmonad from Wayland something but it's very personal - some actually like xmonad's layouts, some are there only for the flexibility and are better served by something else as long as it's flexible enough) -
@vbabka @poni yeah, well...
I'll play with it at some point as well. If it can really be scripted then maybe that's all I need?
But then gnome-shell can also be scripted and it's an absolute pile of dogshit.
(people on #xmonad@libera have since returned back to xmonad from Wayland something but it's very personal - some actually like xmonad's layouts, some are there only for the flexibility and are better served by something else as long as it's flexible enough) -
@vbabka @poni yeah, well...
I'll play with it at some point as well. If it can really be scripted then maybe that's all I need?
But then gnome-shell can also be scripted and it's an absolute pile of dogshit.
(people on #xmonad@libera have since returned back to xmonad from Wayland something but it's very personal - some actually like xmonad's layouts, some are there only for the flexibility and are better served by something else as long as it's flexible enough) -
@vbabka @poni yeah, well...
I'll play with it at some point as well. If it can really be scripted then maybe that's all I need?
But then gnome-shell can also be scripted and it's an absolute pile of dogshit.
(people on #xmonad@libera have since returned back to xmonad from Wayland something but it's very personal - some actually like xmonad's layouts, some are there only for the flexibility and are better served by something else as long as it's flexible enough) -
Said goodbye to #XMonad today on my development machine. It's been a good run, but #Wayland is coming to replace #XServer and it doesn't look like XMonad is coming to the other side.
So far feeling fairly okay with #Niri, though of course the beginning is always stumbly and I've yet to drive it in an actual workflow. And many of the keybinding defaults are some flavour of disaster in my locale, but that's a given with a lot of tech. Little bit at a time, this will become more usable. Especially after I also finally ditch the big tech OS on my daily driver later this week. This whole smaller migration was a preliminary task for that.
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xmonad-de #release A simple "desktop environment" made with #xmonad and polybar https://codeberg.org/dinofp/xmonad-de #linux #debian #linux_mint #haskell
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I have a tiling window manager with only 52 lines of code to be (in my view) perfect, efficient and stable.
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I have a tiling window manager with only 52 lines of code to be (in my view) perfect, efficient and stable.
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The computer is a tool to assist you on your workflow.
Whatever you have, you ironed out to work smoothly.
To change to the newest (some still with unresolved issues) does not make sense.
A stable and efficient workflow is the first priority, at least, for me.
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The computer is a tool to assist you on your workflow.
Whatever you have, you ironed out to work smoothly.
To change to the newest (some still with unresolved issues) does not make sense.
A stable and efficient workflow is the first priority, at least, for me.
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Currently working on getting #Xmonad to play nice on #LinuxMint. I have been able to do this very successfully on Ubuntu but so far having some trouble on Mint. The goal is Xmonad plus other tools (polybar, dunst, blueman, etc...) as the only DE. Very lean.
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Currently working on getting #Xmonad to play nice on #LinuxMint. I have been able to do this very successfully on Ubuntu but so far having some trouble on Mint. The goal is Xmonad plus other tools (polybar, dunst, blueman, etc...) as the only DE. Very lean.
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Currently working on getting #Xmonad to play nice on #LinuxMint. I have been able to do this very successfully on Ubuntu but so far having some trouble on Mint. The goal is Xmonad plus other tools (polybar, dunst, blueman, etc...) as the only DE. Very lean.
#Linux -
Currently working on getting #Xmonad to play nice on #LinuxMint. I have been able to do this very successfully on Ubuntu but so far having some trouble on Mint. The goal is Xmonad plus other tools (polybar, dunst, blueman, etc...) as the only DE. Very lean.
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@lhp @tfb
I've used #Xmonad for years. I used named scratchpads for all things transient.
They actually live on another desktop that is usually hidden. They can be anything, a terminal, htop, a repl, conky, rofi, whatever.
They can be invoked and dismissed with a keystroke and they float above the tiles.I have yet to find a tiling window manager that is as capable as xmonad. I keep trying to like i3. But it just doesn't measure up.
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@lhp @tfb
I've used #Xmonad for years. I used named scratchpads for all things transient.
They actually live on another desktop that is usually hidden. They can be anything, a terminal, htop, a repl, conky, rofi, whatever.
They can be invoked and dismissed with a keystroke and they float above the tiles.I have yet to find a tiling window manager that is as capable as xmonad. I keep trying to like i3. But it just doesn't measure up.
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@lhp @tfb
I've used #Xmonad for years. I used named scratchpads for all things transient.
They actually live on another desktop that is usually hidden. They can be anything, a terminal, htop, a repl, conky, rofi, whatever.
They can be invoked and dismissed with a keystroke and they float above the tiles.I have yet to find a tiling window manager that is as capable as xmonad. I keep trying to like i3. But it just doesn't measure up.
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@lhp @tfb
I've used #Xmonad for years. I used named scratchpads for all things transient.
They actually live on another desktop that is usually hidden. They can be anything, a terminal, htop, a repl, conky, rofi, whatever.
They can be invoked and dismissed with a keystroke and they float above the tiles.I have yet to find a tiling window manager that is as capable as xmonad. I keep trying to like i3. But it just doesn't measure up.
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@lhp @tfb
I've used #Xmonad for years. I used named scratchpads for all things transient.
They actually live on another desktop that is usually hidden. They can be anything, a terminal, htop, a repl, conky, rofi, whatever.
They can be invoked and dismissed with a keystroke and they float above the tiles.I have yet to find a tiling window manager that is as capable as xmonad. I keep trying to like i3. But it just doesn't measure up.
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@Erdrandbewohner Die korrekte Distri ist übrigens #gentoo mit #xmonad als WM. Nur, falls sich jemand fragen sollte... ^^
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@Erdrandbewohner Die korrekte Distri ist übrigens #gentoo mit #xmonad als WM. Nur, falls sich jemand fragen sollte... ^^
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@Erdrandbewohner Die korrekte Distri ist übrigens #gentoo mit #xmonad als WM. Nur, falls sich jemand fragen sollte... ^^
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@Erdrandbewohner Die korrekte Distri ist übrigens #gentoo mit #xmonad als WM. Nur, falls sich jemand fragen sollte... ^^
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@Erdrandbewohner Die korrekte Distri ist übrigens #gentoo mit #xmonad als WM. Nur, falls sich jemand fragen sollte... ^^
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One use of AI: painting console stuff I'd be otherwise too lazy to write. It still makes a mess with whitespace, but cuts down overall time spent considerably #xmonad
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My workflow on my Thinkpad P16s:
Archlinux / XMonad / Alacritty
Emacs (denote), Zotero
yandex-browser
yandex-disk (backup).
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@BujakiewiczFranco I have to ask about what #xmonad alternatives are you considering (assuming you will switch to #wayland).
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@BujakiewiczFranco I have to ask about what #xmonad alternatives are you considering (assuming you will switch to #wayland).
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@BujakiewiczFranco I have to ask about what #xmonad alternatives are you considering (assuming you will switch to #wayland).
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@BujakiewiczFranco I have to ask about what #xmonad alternatives are you considering (assuming you will switch to #wayland).
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Any #XMonad folks know why I see a border flash around windows when they lose focus, in spite of noBorders? It happens when switching tabs or changing workspaces... and it's normalBorderColor if that helps. I'm new to XMonad and loving it and this has stumped me this morning.
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Any #XMonad folks know why I see a border flash around windows when they lose focus, in spite of noBorders? It happens when switching tabs or changing workspaces... and it's normalBorderColor if that helps. I'm new to XMonad and loving it and this has stumped me this morning.
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Any #XMonad folks know why I see a border flash around windows when they lose focus, in spite of noBorders? It happens when switching tabs or changing workspaces... and it's normalBorderColor if that helps. I'm new to XMonad and loving it and this has stumped me this morning.
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Any #XMonad folks know why I see a border flash around windows when they lose focus, in spite of noBorders? It happens when switching tabs or changing workspaces... and it's normalBorderColor if that helps. I'm new to XMonad and loving it and this has stumped me this morning.
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Any #XMonad folks know why I see a border flash around windows when they lose focus, in spite of noBorders? It happens when switching tabs or changing workspaces... and it's normalBorderColor if that helps. I'm new to XMonad and loving it and this has stumped me this morning.
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🎩🤓 Oh, the thrill of a keyboard warrior's epic quest from #i3wm to #Gnome and then a valiant return to XMonad! 🖥️⚔️ Because mastering endless dotfiles and tiling WMs is the true path to enlightenment, or at least a fun way to procrastinate. 😂💻
https://wssite.vercel.app/blog/moving-back-to-a-tiling-wm-xmonad #keyboardwarrior #epicquest #XMonad #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩🤓 Oh, the thrill of a keyboard warrior's epic quest from #i3wm to #Gnome and then a valiant return to XMonad! 🖥️⚔️ Because mastering endless dotfiles and tiling WMs is the true path to enlightenment, or at least a fun way to procrastinate. 😂💻
https://wssite.vercel.app/blog/moving-back-to-a-tiling-wm-xmonad #keyboardwarrior #epicquest #XMonad #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩🤓 Oh, the thrill of a keyboard warrior's epic quest from #i3wm to #Gnome and then a valiant return to XMonad! 🖥️⚔️ Because mastering endless dotfiles and tiling WMs is the true path to enlightenment, or at least a fun way to procrastinate. 😂💻
https://wssite.vercel.app/blog/moving-back-to-a-tiling-wm-xmonad #keyboardwarrior #epicquest #XMonad #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩🤓 Oh, the thrill of a keyboard warrior's epic quest from #i3wm to #Gnome and then a valiant return to XMonad! 🖥️⚔️ Because mastering endless dotfiles and tiling WMs is the true path to enlightenment, or at least a fun way to procrastinate. 😂💻
https://wssite.vercel.app/blog/moving-back-to-a-tiling-wm-xmonad #keyboardwarrior #epicquest #XMonad #HackerNews #ngated