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|    rbowman to Anssi Saari    |
|    Re: KaOS dropping KDE, going ti Niri    |
|    18 Feb 26 19:15:14    |
      From: bowman@montana.com              On Wed, 18 Feb 2026 12:41:01 +0200, Anssi Saari wrote:                     > Interesting. Not KaOS but this "Niri/Noctalia" might be. Ehh, so Niri is       > a compositor which I think implies window manager in Wayland and       > Noctalia is a desktop shell? Might take look on an Arch system.              I haven't used it but it doesn't look appealing from the video on github.              https://github.com/niri-wm/niri?tab=readme-ov-file              I use i3/sway with one workspace divided into 3 parts, two vertical panes       on the left, one on the right. Top left is auduino_cli, bottom left is       minicom, and the right is Vim. I think with Niri I would wind up with       three full height side by side panels. KaOS is way down the distro list       but switching users from KDE to a scrolling WM may be a heavy lift.                     > I'm interested since I dunno if I'm ready to go to Wayland when KDE       > drops X11 support but we'll see. I had a quick try of KDE on Wayland       > recently, was "mostly fine" for a quick look. But then that was just       > email/browswer/terminal/Emacs and the devil's in the details, as always.       > My other GUI environment runs just Awesome WM which hasn't seen a       > release since 2019 so eventually that'll come to some kind of an end.              I've got KDE/Wayland on two boxes with no problems for anything I do but       I'm not a gamer. A few versions ago QGIS did have a popup saying some of       the dialogs might act strange. I didn't encounter the problem and it was       fixed in later releases. The Ubuntu/GNOME box is also Wayland with no       problems.              The Mint laptop is X11. There is an option at login for a Cinnamon/Wayland       session that I tried once. It locked up after about 5 minutes. Cinnamon/       X11 is stable. I think part of going to a longer release cycle is to allow       the developers to work on the Wayland version.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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