I updated my #opensuse #niri dotfiles on codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/Nasendackel/dotfiles
And I also wrote this article about my setup:
https://inlovewithlinux.com/my-personal-setup
I updated my #opensuse #niri dotfiles on codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/Nasendackel/dotfiles
And I also wrote this article about my setup:
https://inlovewithlinux.com/my-personal-setup
spent many hours today trying to make the combined exit overview + switch workspace animation monotonic. This is hard because zoom and vertical movement are separate axes, and you can e.g. "catch" one of them with a touchpad gesture, while the other must continue animating (so you can't easily convert this into rect interpolation).
Ended up working out a correction formula for the workspace Y positions when both axes have matching animations. Appears to behave so far from my testing
What do you think is still missing in #Wayland?
I feel that the last rough edges have been ironed out in the last year. This includes #HDR, #TripleBuffering, #ColorManagement, #SessionRestore implementations, improved #Accessibility, etc.
What important pieces do you think are still missing in Wayland?
#XWayland #Mutter #KWin #Gnome #KDE #X11 #XOrg #Cosmic #Enlightenment #GTK4 #GTK #QT6 #Weston #Cinnamon #Xfce hyprland #niri #sway
Til about karousel - a tiling and scrolling window manager script for kde plasma like niri.
Related to #1064 : Every ALabel module now can have a dropdown menu that can be spawned using any click you want. The menu is defined with a xml file, and the comportment of each button can be conf...
today's overview progress: some rendering and input fixes, plus implemented built-in hot corner, and workspace switch on drag-and-drop hold. which means that now you can perform an entire drag-and-drop to a different workspace mouse-only!