tomscharbach png is wasteful, jpg more efficient

not exactly - PNG is more optimal for images with a small colour palette, and JPEG is better for more complicated images e.g. photos. if your desktop wallpaper is just a solid colour or some kind of pixel art, and there are no drop shadows or whatever, then PNG might actually be smaller for some desktop screenshots! I guess it depends on a variety of factors, though.

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    Got back into a tiling wm with bspwm, and then discovered pywal and went a little crazy. Art is by Henry Ossawa Tanner.

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    sangheeta Hi! What is that vertical monitor in the left side of your screen? I'm new to Solus, and I don't feel comfortable without some system monitoring app on the screen. I also use Debian and Manjaro in other two laptops, and both run gkrellm on KDE. But I just can't find any gkrellm package for Solus. Can you help me with some advice, please?

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        angico
        This was just some fun with conky, trying to mix a conky with a budgie panel.

          I did this styling last year, before I had Windows 11. Feels kind of similar in styling with the rounded corners! It's not exactly W11 nor like the Mac, but feels closer to Windows, because of Plasma defaults. I like it that way.

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          Set up dev environment, so far stuff works.

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          h3o Could you please share your sway config? I am trying to make this work without success in my machine.

          • does it work with lightdm?
          • Does it work with Nvidia?

              lf-araujo You can either disable lightdm and start sway from tty, or install sddm which can start sway wayland sessions.

              Disable lightdm:

              sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target
sudo systemctl disable lightdm
sudo systemctl enable getty@tty1
sudo systemctl disable getty@tty2

              Or switch from lightdm to sddm:

              sudo systemctl disable lightdm
sudo eopkg rm -y lightdm
sudo eopkg it -y sddm
sudo systemctl enable sddm

              can't say anything about nvidia though.

                Among such aesthetic pleasures dare I show my little hackish poor attempt at a style? (Pay no mind to the ancient specs -- I'm not a gamer (whatsoever) nor any kind of designer or editor or programmer). Here: