Im a long time i3 user too. I like my setup, and have probably dozens of custom i3-xxxxx programs that I’ve made over time, my custom config compositor, custom rofi menues that show different options hepending on the hostname, a well-tuned i3-status-rs, and of course: the muscle memory of all the shortcuts…
I gotta say, jumping to Wayland and using cute bars and themes looks tempting, but it’s probably gonna be a pain in the ass.
Schrodinger’s canal?
unmildifies
pacman “See you”
It probably is some md doc or something… idk. I don’t vibecode
I am so lost, here… lol
I’ve seen those rooms over and over online… what’s the deal?
dramatic end of the vid
Me: Not adhd, but feeling identified.
Next commenter: “who’s gonna tell him…”
They forgot to take the hand-brake off
I mean, if we count this as a world war, we should add up all deaths
it is that, + Palestinians + Israelies + Iranians + Lebanense + Others
Mar-a-lago Morales?
Full cover umbrella for the win!
– Last name?
– María
(reference to Awkward Puppets)
I am thinking that:
On the one hand, people complain about bloat. Do you need to have a full browser underneat? I mean, do you even need js support for most of the UI requirements be done with just html+js + passing callbacks to the underlying language?
On the one hand, web frontend has proven to be so versatile. It makes moving applications from/to remote/local a bit easier, and you don’t have to learn “yet anonter script/language” just to draw buttons
Wait. That’s what he said? Hahahaha, how dumb do you have to be…