Well shit I’ve one for professional work and one for open source / bad code practice experiments… Am I in trouble?!

Well the whole pledge is creepy as fuck to an outsider like me. It looks like a caricature of indoctrination that one would find in a subpar dystopian novel…

The first time I saw it I literally got goosebumps

Flying is still the safest mode of travel.

That picture is hanging in one of my philosophy professors office. She used this image as an introduction to epistemology.

It is obvious to us that there is a mountain there but how are we coming to that conclusion exactly. I.e. What kind of logical assumptions and inferences are we making.

And how can we priorities sources of knowledge. For example what if the instruments of the plane claim there was no mountain.

Because people that don’t care about privacy find this to be a nice feature.

There are gallery apps that let’s you sort by location and it’s nice if you want to search for the cool thing you saw once again.

Someone is putting a lot of work into including/inviting you.

Yea my first respond would also totally be: “Fuck that person in particular” /s

Google and many other phone manufacturers contributed a lot to the upstream kernel because of android.

This sounds exactly what I’m searching for then. Besides that I don’t know Zig and would prefer C/C++ I only hear good or familiar things. Bspwm is also not the most bug free wm when it comes to visual glitches.

Also not beeing so monolithic and relying on external programs is actually a major plus point for me. Actually I really dislike how Wayland (or rather most compositor implementations) fused everything into one project.

I think I’ll give it a try at some point.

River looks nice, I use bspwm for years now and always was in search of another highly configurable wm/compositor for Wayland. I hate the i3/sway way of doing things i.e. beeing very opinionated while pretending not to and doing things almost like a DE.

On first glance this seems to be it! With riverctl replacing bspc. It even allows external programs for the layout and the config is by default just a shell script.

Are there any known issues you encountered or quirks? Would you recommend it to me?