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It basically is a deprecated project.
by qwertox 29d ago
It basically is a deprecated project.
- mmh0000 29d agoThat's a new take: Project with new release 1 day ago declared deprecated! I've been using Linux for around 2 decades. I am currently running Fedora 43/KDE Plasma ... and wait for it ... Xorg. Why? Because it works. It works well! Why don't I use Wayland? Because it breaks everything. - Screensharing is just wonky and inconsistent across applications. It has gotten better in the last 2 years, but it's still quite wonky. And janky. And flobby. I **could** put effort into fixing this, but it already works in Xorg. - I have a bunch of Xorg/xdotool scripts bound to hotkeys. Move, resize windows. If AppX is running and the window isn't shown, show it; otherwise, hide it. If AppX and AppY are both running and meta+y is pressed, then tile in a specific way, else do something different. These scripts are either ungodly difficult to rewrite to work in Wayland or just flat-out impossible in the name of "security". - Easystroke. https://github.com/mmh0000/easystroke . Nothing like that exists on Wayland (that actually works). And I can not live without it after having it for 20 years.
- lenkite 28d agoWhat does easystroke even do ? There is no README in the repo.
- mmh0000 28d agoSorry. Easystroke is a mouse-gesture program: hold button, draw various lines or shapes, release button. Triggers any action. Like window minimize, execute command This is the “official” repo but it was abandoned long ago: https://github.com/thjaeger/easystroke https://github.com/thjaeger/easystroke My first linked repo is me and Claude working to fix build errors and app bugs to keep it running.
- BeetleB 29d agoI use the Gentoo docs as my guide for this - both have first class support and they don't nudge you in either direction. Out of curiosity: Is there any app that works on Wayland but not on X?