Mastodawn

What’s your feeling on Google #keep #notion Or, do you have a preference for sharing a text or checkbox-type list?

In a perfect full GNU/#linux world, I would want the list to be in #dmenu (#suckless software), but idk about the file sharing aspect.

I don’t like Resilio. It just hasn’t worked out reliably when I tried. Plus, it is a bit of a drag being proprietary. Dropbox functions better anyway, so it remains a little lingering tech question of mine: what is the best free (FOSS) alternative?

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Marvin Jan 26

@carbontwelve Each #tui app,that you want to run from #dmenu in it's own terminal, must hawe .desktop file. E.g. I have #pyradio tui app, but to run it in new terminal, I have this in desktop file:

[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Name=PyRadio
GenericName=Terminal Radio Player
Comment=Curses based Radio Player
TryExec=pyradio
Exec=pyradio
Icon=pyradio
Terminal=true
Categories=Network

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Bart Louwers Dec 27

This is a really lovely launcher.

https://github.com/vicinaehq/vicinae

It will replace #dmenu for me (RIP Xorg).

One piece of software I miss is sxhkd for defining global shortcuts with a plain text file. Does anything like that exist for #Wayland? #Linux

GitHub - vicinaehq/vicinae: A focused launcher for your desktop — native, fast, extensible

A focused launcher for your desktop — native, fast, extensible - vicinaehq/vicinae

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Eri Dec 23

I have an obscure problem.

I really like #dmenu for its simplicity and functionality.

But I don't like nazis. And I'd really like to use software that isn't made by them.

I've tried configuring and using #rofi but I just don't like it. Has anybody found an X11 launcher with the same feel as dmenu, but with devs that are less bent on seeing people like me dead?