I have only been a Linux user for one year and I already want to install it everywhere. The urge is real.

Well at least she got a thicker matress

I’m on River too, but I still wish one could move windows across monitors just like in Sway and Hyprland. I’m referring to the fallback window movement when it reaches the end of a monitor and there is an available monitor in that direction so it sends the window to said available monitor. I think it makes for a low cognitive effort workflow.

Overall I would say it is more stable and less features than Hyprland. And recently it has Waybar modules so you can have a complete status bar. Personally would prefer Niri over Hyprland on a laptop if I do not plan on connecting monitors. The issue I had is that there are too many actions available to move windows including across monitors and setting simple keybinds for all of those becomes a problem. It just did not work for me as I use two monitors.

I do not have proof but this guy has definitely various accounts on Reddit.

The parameter that usually gives me away is the window size, the page suggests its a brittle way of tracking someone since this will usually change from time to time. Not to mention that I’m using a browser that randomizes initial window size,

What?

Hi, appreciate your comment. Here are my dotfiles.

And yes that is waybar, the main things are:

• terminal: foot
• editor: helix
• file manager: yazi(unfinished colorscheme) and nautilus
• wifi: impala
• bluetooth: bluetui (its just for pairing and connecting stuff)
• lockscreen: gtklock
• wallpaper: swaybg and waypaper to test new wallpapers out or even set them temporarily
• nwg-bar: for the power menu.
• wlr-which-key: monitors, clioboard and power profiles
• mako: notification daemon
• wlclock: clock widget(this one is just my guilty pleasure)
• wlsunset: to filter blue light(used gammastep but this turns out to be smaller)

The rest of the programs you can find in the repo, the readme points to a full list.

Cheers

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Hmmm, back to Fennec I guess for us the Mull users?

Or resume so fast your lock screen does not do fade out animations

Please tell me you have a blue light filter

If anyone is looking for alternatives there is Chezmoi, it was worked very well for me.

You guys have weekends?

You feel like Willem DaRapper?

The same system were to bypass the forced account sign-in during installation process one has to trigger a hidden prompt/terminal? Or the one that wants your desktop files to be hosted on OneDrive?

hmmm, well at least they sponsor neovim.

EDIT: Just went through their site and found it hilarious that the image they use to promote the “How do i fix this error?” displays an error that literally says how to fix the problem.

The joke is old but Microsoft is trying super hard for the joke to be inmortal.

Using Windows for business is torture