Real homies use obsidian amd syncthing

Ive been using it for over a year now and it has been a breeze

ah well, I just close all windows at once very rarely anyway but its useful.

What? Are you telling me that you use one window per workspace?

Its not buggy, every app its responsible of placing window parameter to comunicate with the window manager, the problem is developers make apps for regular DE with floating WMs. And yes as you said a little reaserch and some config can fix it.

Mod 1-4 (or 5 not sure…) Are the modifier keys, like Alt, Ctrl, etc… In this case Mod is the Super Key or Meta Key.

When I was using Gmome I also used that for some time but I can’t remember why I made the change to “meta+q” for some reason it was inconvenient.

I agree its safer, but is so unconvinient and slower when you are opening and closing back and forth. Because of it I have left most of the left side of the keyboard keybindless. I guess you have to compromise. Actually come to think of it, most settings in a PC workflow are compromised.

Meta+shift+q to close all windows in focused workspace Clan. :)

“This meme was not made by the Hyprland gang”

As far as my experience goes, Gnome workspaces and workflow is still more intuitive and simple. But Plasma 6 workflows has integrated modes where it can work the same if not very similar to Gnome. So in that regard Plasma has been taking notes and bringing all the good things from Gnome.

deleted by creator

After Plasma 6 released I prefer KDE over Gnome every day, I found that Plasma 5 was too messy, inconsistent and unintuitive even if Gnome was lacking in functionality. Even then I decided to move to i3 “just because” and now I’m transitioning to Sway. So far I think Sway is my favorite.

Who recommended that? I recomended Arch or Manjaro for latest packages and debian for stable packages.

Pretty much, and do copy the UUID

Forced?

I find it weird that you do not care for DE since it affects your workflow, but anyway. My take is if you need the latest packages go for Arch if you have the time, Manjaro if you do not and finally Debian for rock solid stability.

I was born in 1996 andthis post made me very happy and nostalgic.

I had the same, windows takes ages to boot or load any program, start panel with ADS and clunky UI.

What would you say is a distro that is badly documented? Genuinely curious.