take music and dans to druq
overall i enjoy what you said, but …
“like a quiet servant - there when you need it, out of sight elsewhere”
this doesnt at all reflect my experience with oversimplified things like gnome or libadwaita. things specifically are not there when i need them. thats the whole problem.
edit - formatting
catch up?? surely you jest
i second this, using garuda on a number of 2 in 1 machines. all touch input working as expected.
perhaps there are markets where this is much more common than we are used to.
tip of the glass
hell yea, Kew is AWESOME
we dont talk about normies here
it doesnt break, go get a meal
as a framework customer and a linux user im not a fan of that move. plenty of us want nothing to do with unbuntu
i mean sure, but ofc i meant normies in the context of linux
ohh now theyve gone and done it.
normies are gonna start hating on systremd for this. which will upset the og systemd haters for hating systemd for the wrong reasons, thereby frustrating the og systemd haters and helping them achieve new yet unmet levels of hate for systemd.
just a guess
i wonder how many downvotes part 2 will get
well … what would you like to know?
theres also a desktop effect called “geometry change” that adds a subtle animation when tiles are dynamically resized. many krohnkite users have adopted it, as it looks very nice.
lol hell yeah, im also using Niri with DMS (and noctalia) both at once.
I think my honeymoon phase has ended tho, and im mostly back to KDE with Krohnkite. bc more often than not dynamic tiling suits my use case better. https://codeberg.org/anametologin/Krohnkite
cheers!
this is neat, thanks!
yeah id have to agree with you on the latter, and youre probly right all together
if im not mistaken the top one is just archcraft (perhaps i3) default install, i dont see any customization.
regardless im struggling to grasp what the meme is trying to convey. :)
but thats just a single open app in the top frame? btop i believe
edit – oop after i zoomed in so i could see the gaps i realise its 3 apps. btop, htop (redundant) and yazi or ranger or superfile.
woudlnt the real implication be that the top panel is using a window manager and the bottom one is using a mint alternative?
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