daddyjones @ daddyjones @lemmy.world

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Initially I was just curious and I've always loved playing with new (to me) tech. Then I began to really appreciate various things about it - not least the high configurability. As I learnt about OSS I began to also appreciate that success of things as well.

Of course it is, but I clearly meant a desktop client.

How many people still use an email client? Genuine question.

I use either my phone or a web interface.

Best advice I could give her (I'm a guitarist not a keyboard player, but the basics of rhythm are the same) is to buy a metronome and practice with it.

I honestly think they're different enough that the comparison becomes unfair. I enjoyed both, but there's only a superficial amount in common.

Except Bautista is actually a very good actor and, for all I enjoyed a lot of Arnie's films, Schwarzenegger is not.

Does this have any impact on the future viability of Hyprland as a project? Should it affect (on a technical level) whether users should start using Hyprland if they don't already?

I literally installed it for the first time yesterday to take a look, but don't want to get invested in something that may fizzle out...

Thanks - this is excellent and I shall give it all a go and let you know how I got on.

Only plan for a cruise is if I ever somehow become rich and can go on one of those cruises to the Antarctic.

How does it help to pretend anything if he can read your mind?

Just a gentle reminder that there are very many more Christians in the world that aren't American and certainly don't support Trump. Or even care that much about American politics.

Sounds like a reasonable solution then. I mean, this is basically how the pros do cupping.

Still better than instant. Is it ready to avoid getting a moth full of grounds?

Sort of, yeah. It's very useful - especially gkrellm. I haven't found any panel widgets yet that gives the same level of detail.

OK - here you go:

You can see the slit on the left there with a couple of dockapps: gkrellm and wmCalClock. Hope it makes sense now!

No, but Munich did something similar a while back. Different German town, similar headlines.

yeah - it does sound a bit odd doesn't it? It's a special place for dockapps and, by default, windows don't maximise over it. Kind of like a panel, but with stamp sized apps in it instead of tiny widgets. Which is why I say I might be able to use the panel instead, but its' not really the same...

deja vu...

Lindor. So good.

Am I right in thinking this only applies to US users?