I'm using it on an ancient 15 year old desktop, it isn't amazing but gets the job done
I'm using it on an ancient 15 year old desktop, it isn't amazing but gets the job done
FBut yeah. LXDE was insane for being a full DE while being slim.
VIt's on my 3D Print server but I only touched it like once
VOh, it's on my Jellyfin server too. Only because my Jellyfin server is a mac and I needed some kind of GUI to turn the screen off.
WI used to use Plex on eveerything but I'm really loving Jellyfin
ATbh stuff like lxqt and mate are all in a weird place with how slowly wayland support is moving there
GCinnamon is one of the few bigger environments outside the main ones actively working towards Wayland support
Htime to see how low it can go
AMmm yeah. Good thing they are tbh
AOf course you have a number of wayland supporting window managers but I find window managers a pain ngl
GIirc it's only Budgie and Cosmic otherwise, not counting window managers
AMmm
GThose two DEs have eventual plans to come to Bazzite too
ANifty
AGNOME is still where my heart lies but it's nice that other DE's are also picking up on Wayland
FI want LXDE back
Ggnome is where my heart lies but HDR got me lookin at KDE like 
Hwish arch installer was as great as alpine installer is
Hit just works
Gay bb u got some high dynamic range?
ACopr go brrr etc
Gsorry I'm new to fedora
VKDE's been doing work but Cosmic should also have HDR in beta when it releases
GI got enough beta shit goin on right now, I gotta reel it in a bit
VCosmic feels like a Gnome 4 without the bagage
Gi will say I'm not a fan of the app launcher thing in whatever this is... gnome46
GWe're really just missing HDR and VR leasing for GNOME Wayland now
VEspecially as System76 is willing to work with KDE, WLRoots, etc. towards common standards and protocols that help everyone
Apretty much
Gif anybody has a suggestion that looks more like a macos or unity style persistent launcher I can install on bazzite easily lmk
FLXDE, the "Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment", is an extremely fast, performant, and energy-saving desktop environment. It maintained by an international community of developers and comes with a beautiful interface, multi-language support, standard keyboard shortcuts and additional features like tabbed file browsing.
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GI also pretty badly want HDR support on the desktop
VRight at this moment Gamescope is the only full support of HDR
FAI HDR injection is something nvidia is working on
FSo you can get HDR on SDR content
Adefine "common standard protocols" in this situation because like... y know
Vwayland portals and implementations of things like color managment
FA modern fedora distro with lxde!
Vevery wayland mailing list discussion is gnome never wanting to play with anyone else
Vgnome goes off and does their own thing while everyone else collaborates (vastly oversimplifying here)
FCan i run X86_64 OS on a 32 bit cpu with PAE?
Ais it? or is it more people are just kind of expecting gnome should change their approach on a dime when they've been working on stuff for a good hot minute in a manner that works for them?
Vpeople are allowed to like gnome. linux is freedom of choice. it's just that the way their dev team chooses to go about things they'll probably be the last DE to get every modern feature people have been waiting on.
Vand that's their right
GAt the very least if there's ever some early patch work for HDR support in GNOME, I know it'll be implemented in Bazzite as VRR support was earlier
FNvidia sucks
AGNOME's approach has always been more "spending more time adding these features but the overall level of polish of these features when they do get added is quite high"
GThat's basically it. They go at their own pace and prefer to implement the "best possible" solution to things, which causes a lot of conflict with those outside the gnome circle
Amainly because it's a very different approach to how a lot of other linux projects do things with their more "bleeding edge" focus
Abut I think when your DE is designed to be the general face of modern desktop linux and is present at the front of most flagship distros atm that people new to linux will see when they look up "linux" that that's not inherently a bad approach
GI would have to agree. Gnome also has by far the most sponsorship money guided towards it, so that would also have influence on how structured they have to be. KDE has always been able to be more experimental
