alt Hacker NewsPeople have all kind of opinions about xlibre as a project and the politics around it that I'm not interested in, but if they're driving xorg to improve, that's a good thing.
I'm not some anti-wayland zealot but you will pry xfce out of my cold dead hands.
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tomstockmail • today at 4:25 PM
Xorg has had releases for years and will continue to do so. But as you can see in the announcement, enterprise users are the driving factor.
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elric • today at 6:13 PM
> you will pry xfce out of my cold dead hands
AwesomeWM for me. I've essentially fused with it. Warts and all.
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redsocksfan45 • today at 4:08 PM
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>I'm not some anti-wayland zealot but you will pry xfce out of my cold dead hands.
Hard same. I'm using xfce on my laptop with mint xfce edition, and it's a breath of fresh air. Everything just works how you'd expect it to work, and it gets out of your way.
I tried sway a couple years ago and I lost count of the number of things I needed to go and find wayland specific workarounds for. I know things have gotten better since then, but I didn't see any benefit to switching and a whole lot of hassle.