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KarlF 02-01-2024 01:35 PM

Laptop
 
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Laptop

enorbet 02-01-2024 01:48 PM

Regarding DWL and Slackware 15 being too old, while I understand that some bleeding edge distros are more compatible with Wayland, I don't see that as a fault in age but application. I consider Wayland to be an important project, but I can't imagine switching to it in less than 5 years time. In it's present state it has far too many restrictions and faults that have little or nothing to do with age of either the software or the user.

It's all about workflow and use case.

Didier Spaier 02-01-2024 02:19 PM

Budgie 10.9 in Slint64-15.0
 
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Huge thanks to lancsuk!

SCerovec 02-01-2024 02:23 PM

I know of that one distro, devs use the one older than the current release just because most things are broken in the most recent "stable" one :rolleyes:

lancsuk 02-01-2024 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by enorbet (Post 6480723)
Regarding DWL and Slackware 15 being too old, while I understand that some bleeding edge distros are more compatible with Wayland, I don't see that as a fault in age but application. I consider Wayland to be an important project, but I can't imagine switching to it in less than 5 years time. In it's present state it has far too many restrictions and faults that have little or nothing to do with age of either the software or the user.

It's all about workflow and use case.

It's not the compatibility as such, the fact is, DWL is wlroots 0.17.x based, which needs a lot of current stuff.
ninja, meson, libdram, wayland, wayland-protocols,pixman, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.

enorbet 02-02-2024 10:05 AM

Understood, lancsuk, and I am glad you've worked out a way that suits your use case and workflow, especially while still in the Slackware milieu. I have zero experience with DWL so I have no idea if it offers me a valid cost/benefit relationship. My concerns are with Wayland. It still has a few deal breakers for my use case and likely will for a few years yet.

Xorg is a ramshackle, patchwork quilt, spaghetti mess but it is utterly amazing that it works so well so many decades later. It's also amazing that after more than a decade, Wayland hasn't yet caught up. Additionally there are hard restrictions built into Wayland that I have no idea if they are intrinsically required, instead, or will be phased out any time soon as it nears fruition.

recan 02-16-2024 12:09 PM

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Very nice! What is the background?

Sorry to answer so late
this is a chess game

rizitis 04-14-2024 05:20 AM

For some reason I cant attach here...
So here is a background https://ibb.co/v34K0vj

chrisretusn 04-14-2024 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by rizitis (Post 6495825)
For some reason I cant attach here...

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A very nice image! :hattip:

lancsuk 04-16-2024 01:35 AM

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Just a facelift:

DWL with blur effect and rounded corners.

viel 04-16-2024 01:50 AM

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Simple and usefully.

:)

rizitis 04-16-2024 01:53 AM

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Originally Posted by viel (Post 6496254)
simple and usefully.

:)

Έλληνας είσαι ρε; :d

r1w1s1 04-16-2024 08:35 AM

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Slackware-current with KDE.

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GFdeb12 04-16-2024 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by lancsuk (Post 6496252)
Just a facelift:

DWL with blur effect and rounded corners.


A really nice desktop.

FTIO 04-18-2024 02:11 PM

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This is a David Mann painting. He pretty much got me in my 20's to a 'T'. I'd been riding Harley's since I was 18 by this time. Me and my buddies were free souls and did what we wanted. We'd pick up some chicks and bring 'em home and do just what you see in this picture, lol. Man oh man, I sure do miss those days. Still on a sled though, even with a disabled back and having been t-boned two years ago that messed up my left calf so that now I have a metal rod through the large bone from knee to ankle. Took a year to re-learn to walk, heh. Still do things like in the picture, but don't smoke weed anymore, slowed on the beer too...I get too wild for it anymore at 62 years of age, heh.


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