There are still some people doing commits but I think the original devs have moved on.

Enlightenment was such a cool window manager. Shame the development pace was (and still is) slow and it never really took off.

Netscape ♥️

Is IRC still that popular? I mean it’s all Discord and Matrix etc these days (not saying that’s a good thing, I f’in hate Discord)

What kind of channels are you in if I may ask?

I don’t use flatpak so no idea about that.

But I use my system professionally so it just needs to work and I can’t be spending time fixing things. Luckily there is no need for that at all.

Not saying arch is the most noob friendly distro out there but I wholeheartedly disagree with people saying you need to spend lots of time fixing things or keeping your system stable as that is simply not true.

I’m sorry but that is not true. Been using arch for 15+ years and update once a week without checking the “latest news”. In all those years I’ve had to manually intervene because of a file conflict maybe 5 times or so.

You sound like you would be an awesome addition to any community really. I take it you went all in on this thing?

I’m not picking sides, defending anyone nor do I give a flying fuck about all this drama. I only shared my observations. As long as I can keep using Hyprland I’m happy. And if not, another cool tiling wm will popup. Bye!

Thanks. A lot of drama then. I’ve been in the discord and on github for a while and from that I can tell vaxry has a bit of a “personality”, as many good developers have. Nothing wrong with that. I like Hyprland a lot, I have been using it daily for 2 years or so and any bugs I reported got fixed really fast. In the end it is a solid project and that’s what really matters.

Let’s hope this thing blows over quickly.

I did a quick search but only found a deleted reddit post lol.

Why does everything have to be a video these days ffs. What’s the tl;dr?

Many many years ago I wanted to clean up my freshly installed Slackware system by removing old files.

find / -mtime +30 -exec rm -f {};

Bad idea.