Also why do you call it compositor, when it actually seems to be a sway fork?
because it is called a compositor, just like sway, hyprland or any other wayland compositor. although they're so often called window managers most people consider it correct too, just know that compositor is more specific to wayland.
Another WM? What differentiates swayfx from hyprland?
swayfx is a sway fork unrelated to hyprland, since i already had a sway config and wanted some eyecandy, i decided to switch to swayfx which was easier than switching to hyprland
Guess I shoulda known swaybar wouldn't look like that! Waybar is just so versatile; every config I've seen looks completely different from the last. That's the power of CSS I suppose!
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dotfiles · managed with chezmoi
os · voidlinux
compositor · swayfx
terminal · foot
editor · neovim
theme · catppuccin macchiato peach
edit: add hyperlinks
What's the difference between using chezmoi vs a regular git repo? I'm trying to figure out how these dotfile managers work
I would recommend checking out chezmoi.io
Alright, thank you.
Another WM? What differentiates swayfx from hyprland? Also why do you call it compositor, when it actually seems to be a sway fork?
because it is called a compositor, just like sway, hyprland or any other wayland compositor. although they're so often called window managers most people consider it correct too, just know that compositor is more specific to wayland.
swayfx is a sway fork unrelated to hyprland, since i already had a sway config and wanted some eyecandy, i decided to switch to swayfx which was easier than switching to hyprland
Love to see Void here!
Is that sway's built-in bar? Looks great.
it's not, that'd be swaybar, the one i'm using is Waybar
^edit:^ ^add^ ^hyperlink^
Guess I shoulda known swaybar wouldn't look like that! Waybar is just so versatile; every config I've seen looks completely different from the last. That's the power of CSS I suppose!
ayyy i have the same ascii art in my fetch! github/qwool/koghi