Niri - No gnome/gtk

a month ago by variety4me to c/unixporn

xdg portal here is not gnome or gtk, it's kde it the screenshot are

  • waybar
  • alacritty
  • btop
  • zed
  • dolphin

also installed are

  • mako
  • fuzzel
  • and kde apps
cadekat 8 points a month ago path: 0 25662770, hotness: undefined, score: 8, children: 7
variety4me 0 points a month ago

True... But you get the point!

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ISO 5 points a month ago

What point?

waybar depends on gtk-layer-shell/gtk3. ironbar depends on gtk4-layer-shell, which is disappointing since it's implemented in Rust.

If there is an option that doesn't incur a GTK or QT dependency, I would like to know about it.

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cadekat 1 point a month ago path: 0 25662770 25670346 25672909 25677756, hotness: undefined, score: 1, children: 1
ISO 1 point a month ago

There’s https://github.com/greshake/i3status-rust for example?

No tray support or other basic features. Just shows piped output from custom commands, from what I can tell.

Checked out a few other "minimalist" options from the list, and they are similar.

I'm looking for something that has a tray, and supports showing toplevels and workspaces without relying on compositor-specific IPC mechanisms. Something that can replace what comes built-in with Awesome.

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jdr 1 point a month ago

i3bar

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ISO 1 point a month ago

Not wayland. With x11, you have many options.

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bulwark 3 points a month ago

You should check out Dank Material Shell. Pairs like a fine wine with Niri.

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variety4me 4 points a month ago

No I am happy with my lightweight alternatives. Try to follow the principle "do one thing well" as much as I can. So having smaller different apps is why I will never use DMS or noctalia

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robber 2 points a month ago

I totally get your point but it really depends on what scope you define. For me, coming from Gnome and not feeling like constructing the whole shell aspect of my desktop myself, these tools do that job very well.

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robber 1 point a month ago

Also Noctalia v5, it's a joy to use!

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AnthropomorphicCat 1 point a month ago

What's the name of the color scheme you are using?

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variety4me 2 points a month ago

Monokai Pro

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