Piotr Miller
nwg-shell-config 0.5.63
#sway #swaywm #Hyprland #Wayland #nwgshell
https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-shell-config/releases/tag/v0.5.63
Crest of LightFound out where the config file for sway is located, that is good! However, I am not confident enough to change the 24-hr time to 12-hr time. As I did find some people who managed this, but they didn't write the change in the standard format found in the sway config file. It left me scratching my head, as I am not used to the style that Sway utilizes at this time.
Resulting in my closing the config file and going back to hunting for a default reference to writing that change...As that will boost my confidence and allow me to complete my desired change.
This is a problem that I can solve, it's just a matter of grinding at it for a bit.
I am currently attempting to use SwayWM, and it is going pretty well...I just need to locate the config file so I can make some changes because the 24-hr clock is driving me up the wall! I did find that win+d opened a program launcher (which sees all the apps I have installed).
So far, I am not having the best of luck...I think that I can succeed at doing something as basic as changing a .config file (he says, deeply uncertain and distractedly).
Stanislav OchotnickýYou know what I love? Seeing -rc1 of a piece of software I love using. #SwayWm in this case.
All of my computing experience for the past decades has been in Linux/#FOSS. It's not *always* smooth, but I at least I never had to worry about new popups/dark patterns trying to get me to accept data collection/sharing or some other infuriating Big Tech move.
Just things getting slightly better with each release. A feature here, a bugfix there. Occasional new bugs (oh well, I know how that happens)
Murray Nuttall
elaine
EF@rootsandcalluses wish I could help more. Try raising an issue on the #swaywm git.