xorg lone ranger deserves our support

[Andrey Lanin]

I guess 13 people are going to be screwed.

Preferred DE of the FreeBSD users

Hi guys, since FreeBSD doesn't have a default DE or WM I'd like to know which are the preferences here, it is only a personal curiosity, I if you want share your habit it will be great! If you do not use any DE/WM there's no need for you to participate but if your WM isn't listed I'd like to...

forums.freebsd.org

Personally, on my workstation I mainly use only TigerVNC Viewer and bhyve. If they both will work on GNOME/Wayland, then everything is fine for me. If not, I will switch to CDE (again)

 

[Jose]

You need to think out of the box. Gnome will be the first desktop to drop X11. Many others will follow.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j95kNwZw8YY

Have fun recompiling all your Gtk apps.

1. I already compile most of my apps
2. If they actually do that in GTK5, hello GTK4 fork. And plenty of other options if there's no fork.

 

[eternal_noob]

If they actually do that in GTK5, hello GTK4 fork. And plenty of other options if there's no fork.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j-dbpcVSm0

 

[cracauer@]

The basic libX11 also received an update:

libX11 1.8.10 Brings Memory Safety Fixes - Phoronix

www.phoronix.com

 

[Andrey Lanin]

Personally, on my workstation I mainly use only TigerVNC Viewer and bhyve. If they both will work on GNOME/Wayland, then everything is fine for me. If not, I will switch to CDE (again)

No, started learning fvwm3. The default configuration is quite satisfactory. The interface is convenient. CPU and memory usage is low compared to GNOME. So far everything is ok...

 

[wolffnx]

No, started learning fvwm3. The default configuration is quite satisfactory. The interface is convenient. CPU and memory usage is low compared to GNOME. So far everything is ok...

For me is the most flexible VM .. you can do very cools setups
One proyect was "crystal fvwm"
If you want to see what fvwm has to offer that is one good start point