• Re: x11 vs wayland

    From Daniel@3:633/10 to All on Wed Oct 29 06:30:01 2025
    The Natural Philosopher <tnp@invalid.invalid> writes:

    On 27/10/2025 20:51, Daniel wrote:
    Lawrence D?Oliveiro <ldo@nz.invalid> writes:

    On Thu, 23 Oct 2025 20:30:01 +0000, Ondrej Bucek wrote:

    LD>> Yeah I use tmux.
    LD>
    LD> Try a GUI terminal emulator. Being able to have multiple
    LD> windows/tabs open at once is a game-changer.

    Yeah, but he mentioned he's using tmux.

    Which is not designed to take advantage of a GUI.
    I've used gui's for years. Still do but only for rare necessities.
    Youd be fucking shocked how I used my computers, almost offended,
    that I
    don't use GUI's for almost anything on a routine basis.

    Everyones use case id different. I spend a lot of time running 2D and
    3D CAD software. No way to avoid a GUI there.

    I watch a lot of videos.
    Ditto.

    My friend who is doing mathematical research into billion element
    matrices doesn't need a GUI but he does need to keep the windows open
    to avoid overheating

    Sounds fun. I can't imagine such large matrices. Makes me wonder how
    large a pi grid would be needed to effectively crunch such work.


    A big part of my transition away from a standard workstation lifestyle
    to a low power/fanless platform like RPI was a trial run that
    effectively became permanent.
    Similarly, I opted for a six month trial of life without a cellphone
    and
    relying on my landline combined with a small screen tablet on LTE for
    SMS. That was in 2018.

    I adopted a cell phone because I needed to receive texts.
    I adopted a smart phone because it came with Wifi calling when I was
    living in an RF desert

    Honestly that's as far as it goes.
    You pick what you need to live the life you choose. What surprises me
    is that other people get surprised about anyone's personal lifestyle.

    I know, right?

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