I think this is the happiest I've been with my linux desktop experience ever. #niri #dankMaterialShell
I think this is the happiest I've been with my linux desktop experience ever. #niri #dankMaterialShell
cursor {
xcursor-theme "breeze_cursors"
xcursor-size 24
}
I've been using #niri exclusively on #AlpineLinux for over a month and only today I bothered to doas apk add breeze-cursors.
@weavejester #niri looks great!
funny how while working on alt-tab i discovered that mouse scrolling on top of the DMS bar switches workspaces, which completely replaced any need i had for alt-tab, so i ended up never using it
this DMS bar scrolling feature also removed one of my main usecases for the overview
and then the new horizontal window drag gesture removed my other main usecase for the overview, so now i'm opening the overview quite rarely too
(both have their uses; just curious to watch my own habits shift)
Hey @YaLTeR,
is this your donations page (or an imposter :neocat_amogus:?)
Ahoy #ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday
#openSUSE #Leap #Niri
Buen fin de semana
3. And then typically I can't stop: Now I'm sitting before #niri and heck, I like it. A scrolling window manage is another kind of beast and I miss my scratchpads/ special workspaces for example but I do like the scroller for work (multiple libre office instaneces, terminals, browsers which don't get in the way but are easy accessible.)
We'll see if I go back to a more classic workflow. :)
After switching to #Niri each time I tried to wake up my #Surface it immediately got suspended again.
Only way to get into system was to spam Alt+Super+F2 to get into console during resume. It got suspended again, but next time I hit the power button, it stayed awake in console.
I was pretty sure that it was something in Niri but not completely sure and quick search didn't help.
It would be pretty short story, but it really seems like I'm incapable of heeding my own advice "never change more things at once". So not only I switched to Niri, but at the same time I moved part of my configuration to #Guix Home and "tuned" my suspend configuration. Completely nuked previous compositor. And removed sddm which I used for login. And I installed Niri from Guix ofc, so I wasn't sure what was the cause. Did I broke suspending? Maybe some problem between #ArchLinux and Guix Home? Systemd Login change? `HandlePowerKey` missbehaviour?
So long story short, last night I finally had some time to look into this and find out that #systemd (which is currently used for suspend) had usefull command `systemd-inhibit --list` and it was immediately clear:
niri 1000 kepi 125538 niri handle-power-key Power key handling block
Ok, it really is Niri. And I looked over the configuration ofc, but I search engines sucks these days and in documentation, I went mainly over bindings configurations and totally missed General Settings in Input section https://yalter.github.io/niri/Configuration:-Input#disable-power-key-handling
So key takeaway? Never change more things at once. I hope that this will be natural and much easier while I'm fully moving into Guix world :)
My custom desktop shell I've been working on for several months now
OS: #secureblue
WM: #niri
shell: #Quickshell
repo: https://github.com/tpaau/dots
Sorry for no alt, there's not much I can do here, hopefully @altbot will come up with something sensible.
#linux #wayland #desktopshell #ricing #ricinglinux #unixporn #materialdesign #material #vim #neovim
Wenn #niri bloß ein klein bisschen mehr wie #mangowc wäre. Das gefällt mir gerade etwas besser, nicht zuletzt auch wegen dem "natíven" Scratchpad.
Ein zusätzliches Tile-Layout würde mir in niri schon genügen.
Ansonsten finde ich, daß Yalter einen tollen Job macht. Die Changelogs sind der Wahnsinn! Ich kenne kein Projekt mit besseren Changelogs. Kudos!
@khleedril awesome now I have Linux kernel not Libre. Trying to build #niri now using same substitute.
I was thinking setting g up a build farm myself and deploying it and letting others know in my area , so it’s much more faster to build. Downloading Linux microcode and firmware , this is fantastic. If this works I might try to install #niri and build again.