Hells yes, Alacritty is my jam
this post was submitted on 26 May 2024
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how does having extensions that customize the desktop make it not customisable
Ever modded a game?
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I need myself a tilling compositor
Ok ive been driving xfce for years now i bewn thinking about something tiling thats equally as lite what u recommend. Also needs to be wayland compatable.
sway
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Sorry but a tty is just a teletype terminal, using a tty could just as easily mean using kitty, alacritty, gnome terminal or the one you get if you were to use your shell as an init system (not sure what that would be called). You don't switch from a tty to Alacritty, as you're still just in a tty.
Also to my knowledge kitty has hardware acceleration too.
Sorry to be nitpicking but I think knowing that tty isn't just what you get when you press ctrl+alt+f2 is important for a deeper understanding of the operating system.
Next is Dwm
tty: imagine requiring graphics mode