I came across something recently that basically stressed the importance of understanding the tools you use on a daily basis to get the most out of them. It suggested that you need to get familiar with the primary sources of docs as well and not just distilled summaries that hold your hand and give you a generic solution to one particular problem your trying to solve. With that in mind, my reading list lately has been the official docs for #neomutt, #irssi, #i3wm, #opnsense, #tmux. I think this is more important than ever when it's so easy to use an #llm to search for information.

Remapping CapsLock to be the Compose key, and double-Shift to be the new CapsLock

https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/32479803

Something I miss from #Tiling wms/compositors like #i3wm and #sway when I'm on #KDE:

I use #Yakuake on KDE #Plasma to have a terminal that's easily accessible, but stays out of my way when I don't want to see it.

On tiling setups, I use disappearing windows (I forget the actual name of the feature) that will pop up when I hit super+-, appear one at a time, and then disappear.

Yakuake lets you do tiling as well within its window, but I kinda miss the ability to cycle through a bunch of windows very easily. I mean, I've got the keyboard shortcuts set up very nicely, so it's just F12 to make the window appear and disappear, and then control+tab to cycle through tabs or control+pgup/pgdown to jump between panes, but somehow the tiling setup is just a bit easier to do. Less thinking, just super+-. ;)

I don't know if I'll continue to use tiling setup too much longer, though. It's too aggravating to figure out how to get the occasional gnome program to work properly. There's always some kind of fancy library initialization that I fail to get right. It's easier to just use a DE and whittle it down to nearly tiling levels of productivity.

The way I work in 2025. A fun tour through my workstation setup: i3, Firefox, Emacs and shortcuts galore. Theming and translucency. Automated daily routine, including networking, VPN setup, backups and agenda files. Oh, and I use Arch, btw.

https://skybert.net/dongxi/the-way-i-work-in-2025/

this might be my final #distrohop

I'm going to try #manjaro community iso with #i3wm

the main reason is

- I like arch
- I like i3wm
- I need Nvidia drivers (a friend of mine told me manjaro installs them automatically)
- arch and endeavour give me headaches when using multiple monitors and/or Nvidia drivers WITH multiple monitors

I use #i3wm inside #KDE session. For some time I'm unable to log out. Here's the bug report: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=488277

There is a workaround: https://github.com/DMaroo/fakwin

And here's my package for #openSUSE: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:etamPL/fakwin

Recently I discover i3. That is so fun to customize this windows manager and design it for myself with code.
I integrated an animated wallpaper. As I made with blender. #linux #i3 #i3wm #desktop #blender #b3d #animation

#viernesdeescritorio
#openbsd
#runbsd
#desktopfriday
#i3wm

En este #ViernesDeEscritorio con #i3wm y hoy mismo me uno al #ClubInsomnio

How to change keyboard layout in i3 window manager
https://youtu.be/MSwr9gyz4V0

Terminando de instalar el sistema operativo libre #gnu #guix #linuxlibre con #i3wm
Una interesante experiencia, en mi Nuc Intel Atom

trying to solve my problem with xautolock in #i3wm. I'm gonna fix it or replace it #stay_tuned_for_no_reason

My desktop usually involves my cat, especially in the early morning.

#ShowYourDesktop #KeyboardCat
#CatOfMastodon
#i3wm

Been tweaking my #Rofi theme, because it was rainy and I was too knackered to do anything else useful today. Rofi is an application switcher and more (calculator, character picker, launcher, weather widget, etc.). It is used in minimalist window managers like #i3wm, instead of a top-bar, dock or Start™ menu.
I used to use #Litestep on Windows, and using i3 and Rofi to DIY my own graphical shell feels similar.
#Linux #Ricing

#ViernesDeEscritorio
#i3wm #regolith
#ubuntu24

I've been hearing a lot about niri.

As a big #i3 fan, I think #niri is the only thing that seems interesting enough for me to use it and make the #wayland switch.

This blog post sparked another wave of curiosity in me

https://ersei.net/en/blog/niri

Auto-restart a program without drama

https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/30591351

Algun dia provaré #i3wm amb més seriositat. Millor que #bspwm . Suposo que tot és qüestió de gustos