The devs state you shouldn’t hold your breath waiting for the native window manager xfwm to be ported into a Wayland compositor, since they don’t know if/when it will be done.
It seems window management part is putting significant challenges, which I guess is for the exact reason - tight coupling of WM and compositor. Maybe XFCE won’t get a full port?
I seem to have irrational hatred on Windows.
Besides, there is programming work which is conducted entirely on linux server.
Huh, that exists? I thought no one in SK would care enough to host a lemmy instance.
It is not forcing per se, it’s just that the computer comes with Windows pre-installed, and I am worried that changing it will cause more issues than it’s worth.
I see, I gotta talk about it with the leadership. For context, my work is just a small university lab (5~20 people), so I expect it to be less organized.
Thanks, I will look into it.
Argh, that connects it to the shopping platform. I wish there is a way around amazon…
I see, I will note myself to ask permission about these stuffs. Thanks!
Thanks, sadly the setup is windows 10, so I guess no tiling for me :/ EDIT: Seems like there is virtual desktop feature in windows 10!
How do I use windows virtual desktop?
Thanks a lot! Bummer that it is primarily for media. I wish it had more publicity/popularity, is there any way I can help?
Reading the post, I found what I really want right now: a federated review platform. Too many times I want to look for a product, and has to look into a reddit thread to see a recommendation. There should be one, right? Where is it?
How should I kill myself, any recommendations?
My mother is currently like, AI will eliminate all junior jobs and everyone will be on the managerial position. It’s honestly exhausting. Damn, when will the hype end???
Thanks, I manage to successfully mount the volume on my host! Sadly, it seems like forgejo’s usual version and docker/podman version are quite different, so there are issues arising from that. I guess I have to set things up from ground-up; At least I have a backup of the repositories now.