So, openbox users, how are we gonna deal with Wayland? As fas as I know there is no good substitute for a simple but efficient floating WM like openbox on Wayland.
Are you gonna stay on X or change to GNOME or KDE?
WAYLAND/OPENBOX
Dylan Hall
Jacob Bailey
Sup openboxfags, what taskbars you prefer?
Lincoln Brown
>try out gnome on wayland
>push to talk doesn't work in any VOIP
>literally impossible in the design of wayland
>devs tell you to implement it in the compositor
what the fuck is wrong with these people? are you fucking serious?
Matthew Scott
>wiki.archlinux.org
most of them are abondoned or broken.
Canonical is gonna make it work. I think that in a year it will be a standart for most distros
Josiah Ramirez
tint2, but probably going to switch to lemon when I have the time.
Jeremiah Green
Is that a music player in the bottom left and if so, which one is it? Your desktop looks cute.
Tyler Bennett
I don't use one at all. Just middle - click on a desktop to get a list of running applications.
Matthew Price
mpv
Jack Jones
I use mpv, just not for music, are you using any album scripts?
Owen Garcia
>he doesn't have a discord client integrated into his display server
weak
Caleb Butler
no, just right click a folder > play with mpv
Jeremiah Bailey
>mirrored hair on illya
this triggers me
Nolan Watson
>playlists? too much bloat for me. i simply create folders and symlink the songs into it
next level autism. impressive.
Alexander Peterson
I always figured they would implement something like Android has, where it will prompt you with a permissions request. "Allow this application to access your files?" or it will show you its permissions on installation and approve it for that process. They will have to implement something like that.
The only way it will work currently across DE's is if Gnome standardizes something like that/forces everyone to use their DE.
Brandon Sanchez
seems ridiculous to me, since it's an already well established aspect of desktop operating systems to have 'global hotkeys', and we DO in X
Luke Peterson
GNOME has moved to wayland already.
I think Sway and Way-cooler (github.com
Gavin Cook
There is no reason to go from X.
Jayden Jones
no u baka i usually only listen to single albums at a time
Jose Cruz
b/c patents google.com
Isaac Garcia
Sway is i3 made for Wayland so I guess it is compatible
Owen Gutierrez
It's not always on mobile devices and it's open source my bro
James Ward
Wayland will never be anything else but an extra layer of shit on top of X with it's Xwayland compatibility layer.
Joshua Clark
What terminal is that?
Hudson Smith
Wayland won't be a proper X replacement for at least five more years anyway.
Joseph Morgan
where is the problem, isn't openbox open source, isn't that freedom to modify code when needed what it's all about. enjoy your freetard trash that breaks every api every 6 months.
Christian Cook
Stay on X
None.
Back when I used Gnome 3 I got used to using keyboard shortcuts since opening the activities would make Gnome bloat. Eventually I got tired of the way window switching worked on gnome and switched to openbox once I set up the volume keybinds.
Adam Gutierrez
>breaks every api every 6 months
I fucking wish. X has been there for 20 years.
Jayden Foster
x11 celebrates 30 years today
wayland saw first release 8 years ago
Ian Green
how do i get into openbox ricing
pls spoonfed me.
Nathan Diaz
google.com