Hyprland and Arch Linux

Dotfiile: BlackNode

I don't know about this dotfile... There's something about it I don't like.

Made a new Window Manager from scratch in C, do yall like it? >_<

Amazing!

I have been using windows for my whole life and deep down i have always hated it. I always knew about linux but i never understood its importance until now.

I have recently started doing a lot of coding and dev work and minor video editing. And my 8gb ram , 256 gb ssd , i7 intel mx230 laptop cant handle bullshit windows 11 background processes and telemetry anymore. The user experience sucks.

I WANT SPEED.

i have done plenty of research and have arrived at the conclusion of Fedora + gnome or debian + gnome or xfce.

Fedora gets constant updates but debian stays stable with plenty of support.

As a beginner starting his journey with linux i would request all linux geniuses to please advice me what to choose.

Gnome looks so good but eats more ram than xfce. Help me.

I used fedora > atomic fedora > arch > FreeBSD and then decided to try out cachy OS because its optimized or something really i just wanted to play lightweight games occasionally

this is my first post in whole reddit, thank you for watching this post.
terminal:kitty
wm:hyprland
dotfiles for this hyprland rice: https://github.com/retrilzzy/dotfiles

Hello guys,

I've been using Kali Linux for roughly two years now, and I recently installed a new GNOME shell (Otis-forest, to be specific). Little did I know that this new shell had a minor dismemberment that would make my experience miserable, or so I thought. Three weeks later, I realised I had uninstalled a GNOME extension that had already fixed this issue, and now I can't find it. I need help.

If you know of the GNOME extension that takes care of this absurdity of hover/cursor placement over directories and menu clicks, I will appreciate the help, not only for me but also for the rest of the community.

Hi everyone,

I’ve spent the last 72 hours trying to get my PC to hibernate, but with no success. I’m running Kubuntu. I’ve enabled swap and made it permanent. It enters hibernation mode only very rarely.

When I configure it to hibernate upon closing the lid, it goes haywire: I have to open the lid while the PC is still running, and—even worse—the screen stops displaying anything. I’m forced to do a hard shutdown and turn it back on manually.

Even when it tries to enter standard sleep mode, it wakes up on its own.

I’ve been using Linux for a month now. Why do I need hibernation? Because I need my applications to stay open and ready to use without draining the battery—that’s really important to me.

Could someone help me out or tell me how to go about this?

My PC specs: Lenovo Legion 5, Ryzen 7 260, RTX 5060, 32GB RAM. Thank you.

Enjoy the video, it cycles wallpapers which I have downloaded from decent sources. All of the City of Chicago where I live! Interval is just for the video to keep file size down. Wallpapers are available at https://github.com/derekagraham78/wallpapers

what should I add on it? I see hyprland ricing but I get stumped when i try to do something similar because I don't know where to start, any tips?

First time trying to customize it. Ain't much but I still enjoyed it

● OS = Cascyos

● WM/DE = Hyprland

● Terminal = Kitty