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hi! I'm Luna (or loon or lune or loonsie or moon or any nickname you like). The arts and humanities and sciences have my heart, and I have way too many interests in general, including space of course! Pretty far leftist politically, I get loudly anticapitalist, antifascist, all that. Strong advocate of privacy, self-hosting, and the small internet. Lots of mental health stuff going on: autism, depression, trauma, BPD, C-PTSD, ADHD, etc. Will post tagged NSFW, so no minors, please.

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I gripe about this, but I do want to say that other than that, foot is a lovely terminal emulator and it does everything I need. Really enjoying my experience with sway and the terminal emulator is a huge part of that! I do everything I can in the terminal, and the composable nature of tools makes that possible.
I just spent entirely too long trying to figure out why foot doesn't work with the noto color emoji font. Turns out it doesn't support COLRv1 fonts but doesn't alert the user in any way that they'll notice unless they launch the terminal from another terminal. Logs are written to the parent process's stdout/stderr. The foot docs assured me that what I'm doing is right and that it should Just Work™. Alas! It's a known bug.
Foot cannot render COLRv1 emojis

### Foot Version foot version: 1.24.0 +pgo +ime +graphemes -assertions ### TERM environment variable foot ### Compositor Name and Version KDE Plasma 6.4.4 ### Distribution Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop Edition 43 Beta ### Terminal multiplexer _No response_ ### Shell, TUI, application _No r...

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YOU GUYS!! We live on a planet where the perfect combination of chemistry, atmospheric temperature and pressure, and geometry means that this ridiculously beautiful thing just HAPPENS sometimes!!!

Earth is so damn neat! We have the best planet!

kinda want to fork foot and call it meter

The maddening thing about current Gender Discourse is that motherfuckers really will say "There's a male loneliness crisis" while listening to podcasters who tell you to treat all women as objects and all men as rivals.

You've just eliminated roughly 100% of the human population from the possibility of being your friend. Of course you're lonely.

I've wanted to play with sway for a while now, but hesitated because of the burden of setting it up. But as I've embraced the smolnet and minimalism more, I've become increasingly fatigued with the huge featureset of modern plasma. This is not to say that that featureset is bad or anything, just that my preferences have shifted and I need a break, I need something simpler and lighter.

Another change in my views is that I'm more comfortable with some things not working out of the box and finding solutions as I go. One such thing I found looking through the
sway wiki is keyd. I've had capslock and left control swapped for so long that it's just part of how I use a computer, as fundamental as any other part of the keyboard. Finding solutions like this also gives me a sense of ownership over my setup that I didn't really have with plasma, and I think that may be part of why folks are so enthusiastic about sway.

I've switched from konsole to foot for terminal emulation, and the first thing that stands out to me is just how
fast foot is. It's a joy to use, the responsiveness and the decreased latency. It's like 30 fps content vs. 60+ fps content. As @MaddieM4 said, once you're spoiled on input latency, it's hard to go back. A lot of what I do is in the terminal, so having a more responsive terminal emulator is a huge improvement! This has also made it much easier to switch to sway: tmux attach and most of what I need is right there, exactly as it was under plasma.

There's still a lot to explore and figure out and customize. As surprising as it is, I haven't written a sway config file yet! The defaults are almost all perfect. I did need to
adjust display scaling for things to be comfortable, but again that was just so simple and easy to do. I will forever be impressed with how wayland has matured in the past several years.
Useful add ons for sway

i3-compatible Wayland compositor. Contribute to swaywm/sway development by creating an account on GitHub.

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lounging on my couch jiggling my tits because I can
Oh, something I should point out as it gets warmer: if you're taking an SSRI, please be especially careful of how you exert yourself in the heat! SSRIs make you much more heat sensitive and prone to heat stroke, so please take care of yourself!
Calling my vampire sapphics:

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