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[lucrus]

I agree, but my point is quite different: both nano and vim lead a newbie to read some kind of documentation in order to use them. Yes, for nano it is...

[lucrus]

Agreed.



Agreed too, but what is a "better terminal experience" for a techie who is curious to learn a new system?...

[lucrus]

Time waste around useless dilemma: average Joe coming from Windows/macOS does not even open the terminal.

[lucrus]

From https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/490, last comment:



The only possible hint is to use the nouveau driver, assuming...

[lucrus]

Not to me. I don't know what kind of things you do with Linux, but I find it very interesting in general. Then there are distros that make it boring,...

[lucrus]

Boring. No, not the article. Ubuntu is boring. And running Ubuntu inside WIndows is boring²...

[lucrus]

I can't wait to see macOS Big Suck™ at work.

[lucrus]

That's why we should let the user choose the correct GPU for the apps that need to run on a specific one. Not a boolean, but a string that identifies...

[lucrus]

No, because I have two monitors, one is 4K and it is the default one, the other is hooked to the cheap GPU, and I use it for something else it does not...

[lucrus]

I'm not sure how my words could be understood that way, but no, I'm not saying that. Implementors are not users. Implementors are DE developers (Gnome...

[lucrus]

Or a user selectable list that tells the system which one is the default... but it's Gnome, hence the UI must not be cluttered with potentially useful...

[lucrus]

No. It has the new capability for indicating the apps that should NOT always run on the DEFAULT GPU. You can argue if this is really useful and if this...