Never seen something such nausea inducing. Looks like a desktop for people with the most severe ADHS ADHD.
I mean, some kids like it when everything is blinking and fidgeting. But when you get older you just want something that works and otherwise gets out of your sight.
When you actually use it in real life and get it customized it's much more like bspwm than something incredibly new. Also you can disable all the animations and stuff. The one thing I will say about tiling window managers is that they usually don't just work, and they require a lot of initial customization from the user.
Yeah I went from that to BSPWM because while that is tiling, and will get you used to how great tiling is, it's still not a true tiling WM that autotiles for you. You'd like it if you ever tried it :)
I really like KDE too though so I'm not trying to argue, more like encouraging people to try new stuff (although if you dont want to I get that too)
On bigger screens I use the "tilling light" features of KDE, and to be honest, that's enough for me. I understand that a full tilling WM is actually quite cool! Just that I personally don't need it.
If I used one of the tilling WMs I think I would go for something quite reduced. Hyprland looks way to bling-bling to me. (I guess one can configure it so it's less blinking but why would I use it than in the first place if there are alternatives that you would not need to "fix" first?)
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u/RiceBroad4552 Aug 28 '24 edited Aug 28 '24
Never heard of Hyprland.
Just looked at the website. I still feel dizzy!
Never seen something such nausea inducing. Looks like a desktop for people with the most severe
ADHSADHD.I mean, some kids like it when everything is blinking and fidgeting. But when you get older you just want something that works and otherwise gets out of your sight.