As someone that’s been through all three:
I tried a theme but I couldn’t be bothered much
So I stuck to default theme, knowing it ruined my colourscheme.
Now, I’m on MPV and everything works perfectly, except that I need to run it from a terminal because I really can’t be bothered to do a drag n drop of a file into the mpv window. I’d recommend using mpv with window swallowing enabled for your terminal.
Alternatively, you can use an MPV frontend.
Yeah, it’s slow. I use it currently (because of better vi mode support) but plan to switch back to zsh.
I’ll be honest, I use bash and the only benefit using ble.sh has over zsh, is that vi(m) mode is better than zsh. For example, more complex commands like di" (delete inside ") don’t work in zsh, but work in bash with ble.sh. Also, I found ble.sh far more complicated and took me a while to get it configured. Even now, some completions, especially tab completion, isn’t as good in bash as in zsh. In fact, the only issues I had with zsh compared to ble.sh were vi mode related. More specifically, the aforementioned lack of advanced vi(m) mode commands, and the limited support for showing the current vi mode in the prompt, for example for Visual mode (Normal and Insert mode seem to be the only ones to work).
So if you need advanced vi(m) mode, get ble.sh configured. Otherwise, go for zsh.
All great, except this:
Note that unverified Flatpaks also do not feature any reviews and do not have a score.
Taken from their New Features page: www.linuxmint.com/rel_wilma_whatsnew.php
I genuinely think this is stupid. If you’re worried about unverified flatpaks being a security risk so much so that you disable them from your software center, at least you could keep their reviews so users could at least know if the app can be trusted.
I love Linux Mint. What Clem and team have been able to do and keep on doing is simply amazing, but in this case, for that specific part of this new choice, I’ll have to disagree.
River really is a wonderful project and I wish more people knew about it and used it
I’m especially excited for its future as River will become more of a base upon which you can build your own Window Manager, rather than just a Layout Generator, and as such, it will more or less follow the Emacs path: here’s a default use case for our system, you’re free to build whatever you want on top of it!
I’m SO excited for river 0.4.0 as it will bring a massive architectural change which will basically allow people to build their own Window Manager on top of River. Currently, River is a Wayland Compositor with an extensible Layout Generator Process support via a custom protocol. This change will essentially make River into a hyper-extensible Window manager building system which will make it immensely powerful.
Wait, do you actually want those companies to make even more money from your data, and want these environmentally disastrous “bullshit generators” to keep on going? I’m not saying stopping them is realistically possible, but if I had to choose, I’d greatly prefer a world without AI.
Well done to Vaxry and co for achieving such a feat! I still think it’s completely pointless but at least it will mean that it can now be more easily packaged for other distros, as it avoids the issue with using tagged wlroots.
Some of that info was declassified/made public.
While true, it’s not what OP asked for. There have been a range of cases of both, and I’m not just referring to the CIA’s X number of attempts to kill Castro.
Tiling
It’s actually really good. I’ve been running the prealpha at times, and I’ve had no issues with tiling.
I’m missing 2 things from a real tiler: sloppy focus (WIP), and static workspaces.
I’d probably suggest the revision guides for GCSE and A Level. (make sure it’s the right exam boards)
I have snapchat and I only use the chat feature hence why I haven’t given it location, microphone, or even camera permission. That’s right, Snapchat with no snaps, so all that’s left is chats. At that point, it’s basically Whatsapp for zoomers meets tiktok or something along those lines (depending on which features you use).
Wait, wasn’t the “Reject” button supposed to be CLEARLY VISIBLE and NOT hidden or obfuscated under a “Manage options” button? If I’m wrong, the law should be changed imo
If there isn’t a specific feature you need from Hyprland, I’d recommend trying out something more minimal like River, DWL, and even Qtile seems more minimal in terms of resource usage.
Let me give you a complaint for Framework: apparently they were having a hard time releasing bios updates in a timely manner (as in, they were over a year late iirc) which pissed a lot of people off.a
I’m getting Youtube ads even with over half of my extensions being YT-specific, Newpipe works less and less often, I’m just sick of it.
I’m getting ever closer to getting rid of YT forever.
Is Dessalines the dude that made Jerboa, the Lemmy Client?
Look at the political crisis in Bulgaria. (Caused by corruption btw).
XFCE is working on Wayland support!
Link: https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/wayland_roadmap