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nurali
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 Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2023 12:30 pm Post subject: What desktop environment are you guys using? |
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Hello everyone:
I am here to ask you a (maybe pointless) question
What DE or WM are you using?Running with X or Wayland? |
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eeckwrk99
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| AwesomeWM |
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Gladdle
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Mostly i use cinnamon with X, maybe i switch to wayland with a newer cinnamon version.
If i want to show and explain work colleagues the linux system i also use KDE with wayland. |
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fedeliallalinea
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Moved from Desktop Environments to Gentoo Chat.
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mrbassie
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I wrote my own from scratch with scratch. It is at once the most environmental and the most managerial possible, a perfect marriage twixt the twain. I call it G'R'E'T'A which stands for Ghastly and Ridiculous Example of Totalitarian Apoplexy.
It's pronounced 'greeting'. Which I imagine is a plural.
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szatox
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Been using lxde since early days of kde4.
What can I say... Nothing special, but it works (unlike kde4 upon release  ). I kinda miss compiz though. Apparently FOSS aged enough to have optimized the fun out of the game. |
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AJM
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| WindowMaker, still just about perfect decades later... |
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flexibeast
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| i've been using Wayfire the last couple of months. Prior to that it was Sway, and prior to that it was i3, for several years. It's been quite a while since i last used a DE; i found them increasingly too heavy for my needs. Over time i've worked to decouple as much functionality as possible from my WM, both to make life easier when things go haywire, and to make it easier to swap WMs with a minimum of fuss. So, for example, i don't use a Display Manager, and start devmon and a D-Bus session bus via .zlogin. |
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rfx
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 5:10 am Post subject: |
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| KDE Plasma with Wayland |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:05 am Post subject: |
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| eeckwrk99 wrote: | | AwesomeWM |
Seems like quite a lot Gentoo users are using Awesome
I tried it once,but the configuration is too difficult for me lol |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:14 am Post subject: |
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| Gladdle wrote: | Mostly i use cinnamon with X, maybe i switch to wayland with a newer cinnamon version.
If i want to show and explain work colleagues the linux system i also use KDE with wayland. |
I tried them both some time ago,and now using dwm
My laptop got a weird resolution,3200*2000,I tried to switch it back to KDE plasma couple times,everytime got kicked by scaling problem
Maybe I should buy a 4K monitor to use kde confortably |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:20 am Post subject: |
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| mrbassie wrote: | I wrote my own from scratch with scratch. It is at once the most environmental and the most managerial possible, a perfect marriage twixt the twain. I call it G'R'E'T'A which stands for Ghastly and Ridiculous Example of Totalitarian Apoplexy.
It's pronounced 'greeting'. Which I imagine is a plural. |
Impressive
It's a height I can't reach |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:36 am Post subject: |
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| szatox wrote: | Been using lxde since early days of kde4.
What can I say... Nothing special, but it works (unlike kde4 upon release ). I kinda miss compiz though. Apparently FOSS aged enough to have optimized the fun out of the game. |
We have a saying where I live (I don't know what correct translation is) which is What suits oneself is the best
Perhaps if I have experienced enough, I can also satisfy with non configurated default xfce desktop oneday |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:39 am Post subject: |
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| AJM wrote: | | WindowMaker, still just about perfect decades later... |
One more old fighter of Gnu/Linux
Never heard of it before....lol |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:45 am Post subject: |
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| flexibeast wrote: | | i've been using Wayfire the last couple of months. Prior to that it was Sway, and prior to that it was i3, for several years. It's been quite a while since i last used a DE; i found them increasingly too heavy for my needs. Over time i've worked to decouple as much functionality as possible from my WM, both to make life easier when things go haywire, and to make it easier to swap WMs with a minimum of fuss. So, for example, i don't use a Display Manager, and start devmon and a D-Bus session bus via .zlogin. |
I am using DWM for maybe 6 month now,I also don't use a display manager
But I am attempting to switch to plasma,I do not know when,I have to buy another larger SSD and maybe an extra monitor,and I want to use XFS instead of btrfs with subvolumes
Alot of time will be wasted....
I can't make up my mind haha |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:47 am Post subject: |
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| rfx wrote: | | KDE Plasma with Wayland |
What is your monitor's resolution?
Is scaling perfect?What about xwayland's dpi problem?
I also considering to switch to plasma with wayland
But I hava a 3200*2000 resolution screen on my laptop |
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rfx
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 10:35 am Post subject: |
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| nurali wrote: |
What is your monitor's resolution?
Is scaling perfect?What about xwayland's dpi problem?
I also considering to switch to plasma with wayland
But I hava a 3200*2000 resolution screen on my laptop |
I use Gentoo with the same drivers and USE flags on the laptop (HD 1920x1080) without scaling and in the office (4k 3840x2160) scaling to +125%. Unfortunately there is a difference, the scaling often doesn't look clean, fonts are much clearer on the laptop without scaling. Here's an example in original resolution, although I'm not sure if it comes across correctly. You will notice a clear difference if you switch between the laptop without scaling and the office computer with scaling several times a day: https://iili.io/JxBZQd7.png
I'm hoping for big changes in February with KDE v6 |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 10:46 am Post subject: |
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| rfx wrote: | I use Gentoo with the same drivers and USE flags on the laptop (HD 1920x1080) without scaling and in the office (4k 3840x2160) scaling to +125%. Unfortunately there is a difference, the scaling often doesn't look clean, fonts are much clearer on the laptop without scaling. Here's an example in original resolution, although I'm not sure if it comes across correctly. You will notice a clear difference if you switch between the laptop without scaling and the office computer with scaling several times a day: https://iili.io/JxBZQd7.png
I'm hoping for big changes in February with KDE v6 |
I watched a video about scaling days ago,then I hate every resolution but 1080p and 4k
Technically,if you set scaling to 200% on 4K monitor,display will much cleaner,maybe clean as non scaled 1080p
I don't know why modern computer manufacturers like to put some strange resolution screen(2.5K,3.2K....etc) on their products,bunch of garbage to me |
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 10:49 am Post subject: |
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| rfx wrote: | I use Gentoo with the same drivers and USE flags on the laptop (HD 1920x1080) without scaling and in the office (4k 3840x2160) scaling to +125%. Unfortunately there is a difference, the scaling often doesn't look clean, fonts are much clearer on the laptop without scaling. Here's an example in original resolution, although I'm not sure if it comes across correctly. You will notice a clear difference if you switch between the laptop without scaling and the office computer with scaling several times a day: https://iili.io/JxBZQd7.png
I'm hoping for big changes in February with KDE v6 |
Also,why don't use git to sync portage tree?That'll be much faster than rsync |
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NeddySeagoon
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 11:06 am Post subject: |
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nurali,
Mate or Xfce.
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 11:32 am Post subject: |
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| NeddySeagoon wrote: | nurali,
Mate or Xfce. |
Can see you almost in every post hahahaha
Tank you for sharing
I am more curius about what is special with 56N 3W? |
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NeddySeagoon
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 11:44 am Post subject: |
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nurali,
My location is 56 Degrees North Latitude, 3 Degrees West Longitude.
I'm not exactly there an its in the Forth Estuary.
Thats my coordinates rounded to the nearest degree.
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nurali
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 11:51 am Post subject: |
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| NeddySeagoon wrote: | nurali,
My location is 56 Degrees North Latitude, 3 Degrees West Longitude.
I'm not exactly there an its in the Forth Estuary.
Thats my coordinates rounded to the nearest degree. |
Understood,I asked AI after I noticed the coordinate,And I got "Based on the given latitude and longitude information, this location is situated in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 160 kilometers from the coast of Scotland, United Kingdom. Specifically, the position is at 56 degrees North latitude and 3 degrees West longitude. As this is a set of coordinates in the open ocean, there is no specific residential area or place name associated with it."
So I thought that there maybe some treasure hidden in that location lol |
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NeddySeagoon
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 12:34 pm Post subject: |
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nurali,
"this location is situated in the Atlantic Ocean" That AI is full of fail.
I would have let it off with the North Sea.
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rfx
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2023 1:41 pm Post subject: |
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| rfx wrote: | I use Gentoo with the same drivers and USE flags on the laptop (HD 1920x1080) without scaling and in the office (4k 3840x2160) scaling to +125%. Unfortunately there is a difference, the scaling often doesn't look clean, fonts are much clearer on the laptop without scaling. Here's an example in original resolution, although I'm not sure if it comes across correctly. You will notice a clear difference if you switch between the laptop without scaling and the office computer with scaling several times a day: https://iili.io/JxBZQd7.png
I'm hoping for big changes in February with KDE v6 |
Interesting. On the laptop, the font of the screenshot (scaled 4k) also looks good and sharp. It can't be shown on a screenshot, probably only on a cell phone photo of the screen. |
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