take music and dans to druq
i wish kde and krohnkite handled onscreen keyboards properly together. the windows just resize and glitch the fuck out unless its the sole window open.
edit - im a kde diehard fan and i never use it without krohnkite. but these days im preferring using niri + a custom mix of dms and noctalia shell. you should check out the shells, they give nearly a full desktop experience these days.
i hope i find a mac laptop for free someday, i think this would be fun to try and great to have. not willing to spend any money on an apple product tho, even second hand
well this didnt go very well
i went ahead and told you what i found distasteful about your comment. and here you are just saying nonsense and calling people names. not cool.
ive been on lemmy for 23 days. this is easily the worst comment ive seen yet.
“all companies do shady stuff like google and apple” is a wild thing to say in an opensource community.
ah ok. thanks
i dont understand why this is a conversation. shouldnt we just have the option to turn it on and off?
check out Ly, its default is a black screen https://github.com/fairyglade/ly
incredibly unhelpful
trickles down from the base kde packages. this is simple.
it appears they may not understand rolling release, or proper grammar to describe the situation, but theres an actual answer to their question, which is anything but “not at all”.
they would still be totally wrong. it will be available for new installs the moment kde adds it to the plasma packages. their comment makes zero sense.
??? are you being serious? obviously fedorah isnt arch.
anyway, Cachy will have it the second KDE adds it to the plasma / kde-applications packages.
there is and i also think there should be.
but i would never use one or recommend doing so.
right on! cool to hear this update.
the new trend in custom quickshells is pretty interesting. you might want to check out dank material shell or noctalia shell. even if you dont end up using their bars, you can get some cool themeing, lock screen and widgets from either. cheers!
mango is pretty sick, but im sticking with niri for now. theres something about the simplicity of it that just feels right for everyday use.
looking forward to mangowc getting more popular and maybe some updates to the overview and id look at giving it a go.
been using niri for a couple months and i really prefer it to KDE Plasma now, and i LOVE KDE
i went back to school last year and only a couple of my classmates under 30 could read clocks. kind of amazing.
no, i think not. pretty sure theres even a possible left or libertarian slant, but not right wing. they are the fray and they shouldnt bring shame on us all.
never having to resize windows with my mouse, or sort through layers of stacked windows has been a life changer for me.
also, if i open two windows it automatically uses the space. non tiling doesnt usually act this nicely