I’m on River too, but I still wish one could move windows across monitors just like in Sway and Hyprland. I’m referring to the fallback window movement when it reaches the end of a monitor and there is an available monitor in that direction so it sends the window to said available monitor. I think it makes for a low cognitive effort workflow.
Overall I would say it is more stable and less features than Hyprland. And recently it has Waybar modules so you can have a complete status bar. Personally would prefer Niri over Hyprland on a laptop if I do not plan on connecting monitors. The issue I had is that there are too many actions available to move windows including across monitors and setting simple keybinds for all of those becomes a problem. It just did not work for me as I use two monitors.
Whenever I have to many things open I closed the mall and start again, very lazy but it works.
I have a old friend from school times and both of his parents smoked heavily making his freshly washed clothes smell like ashes. Every time he opened his sports bag in the changing rooms I could feel the smell meters away. Fortunately he never developed a smoking habit.
The parallel killers diagram has killers in series.
In latin america we say “Mi negro, mi flaco, mi gordo, mi pelado” (“My black, my skinny, my fatty, my baldie”) and could not care less. Sometimes even to strangers.
Chilean here, we would need several smaller bridges at the end of the trip “Canada-Spain”
That is clearly a weiner, with legs…
Not to mention the Customer/Service Suppport, that is at enterprise level because regular customer support is … well you all know already.
What do you mean Linux is not in the list?
Not totaly unrelated: To organize my mail I was recommended to either delete the message or archive and it has been a blessing.
Its not bullshit, its conventions that make a lot more whole sense later on.
this is what I always tell my girlfriend.
Ok, so you prnounce it jjjkkkjjj or jjjkkkjjj?
Does anyone remember Akon?