Fedi!
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@rose lxqt is fun because you can totally combine it with any x window manager or wayland compositor you want. iirc the wayland default *is* labwc
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I personally tend more to xfce or kde, simply because I think a "traditional" desktop would be better than a tiling WM
@rose@snac.pinkro.se something custom based on labwc would be neat
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@rose@snac.pinkro.se possibly hyprland? Or mangowm (as an alternative to slop niri)?
Your list is very good overall, kudos :3@luna@goof.boo @rose@snac.pinkro.se wdym slop niri
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@rose lxqt is fun because you can totally combine it with any x window manager or wayland compositor you want. iirc the wayland default *is* labwc@rose i ran it with cwm for a little bit but the monitor configuration thing freaks the fuck out when a monitor disconnects and ive got them set to turn off automatically if they've been in sleep mode for a while
admittedly im thinking about turning that off cause most window managers dislike this and will move all my windows to whichever one i turn back on first. also having my monitors light up when theres movement should force me to power down my desktop more regularly. i just dont enjoy doing that cause i have to bend down under my desk to turn it back on and its annoying -
@luna@goof.boo @rose@snac.pinkro.se wdym slop niri
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@rose i ran it with cwm for a little bit but the monitor configuration thing freaks the fuck out when a monitor disconnects and ive got them set to turn off automatically if they've been in sleep mode for a while
admittedly im thinking about turning that off cause most window managers dislike this and will move all my windows to whichever one i turn back on first. also having my monitors light up when theres movement should force me to power down my desktop more regularly. i just dont enjoy doing that cause i have to bend down under my desk to turn it back on and its annoying@rose so basically i might return to lxqt which would probably be a decent idea lets be real -
@luna@goof.boo @rose@snac.pinkro.se wdym slop niri
@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@snac.pinkro.se afaik niri has a loose LLM policy and already has Claude commits merged
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@coolbean@brain.worm.pink @fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@snac.pinkro.se that's a new one for me, thanks
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@coolbean@brain.worm.pink @fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@snac.pinkro.se that's a new one for me, thanks
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@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose@snac.pinkro.se afaik niri has a loose LLM policy and already has Claude commits merged
CC: @lumi@snug.moe@luna@goof.boo @rose@snac.pinkro.se went all the way back to november amd couldnt find any signs of claude commits . afaik everyone involved with niri does not like llms , a loose policy doesnt necessarily imply "slop"
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@rose i can't believe KDE is currently in the lead (as far as I can see at least)
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@rose i can't believe KDE is currently in the lead (as far as I can see at least)
same
but technically if you combine xfce and labwc (for the wayland session) itd be ahead sooooo
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same
but technically if you combine xfce and labwc (for the wayland session) itd be ahead sooooo@rose @BasiqueEvangelist my labwc vote is also pro-xfce yeag
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@rose @BasiqueEvangelist my labwc vote is also pro-xfce yeag
@rose @BasiqueEvangelist i think it should be lightweight and not rely on odd keybinds
