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Excellent from my point of view, however my use case is niche and my installation is headless and as bare bones as it gets.
I left for Void at the beginning of the year, and it knocked my socks off.
I used MX for a handful of years after CrunchBang ceased development. I decided to migrate to just a core Debian install at a certain point, when I realized I was basically installing custom everything, and wasn’t really using MX the way it was probably intended.
It’s a good, mid-weight choice. Nothing negative to say about it.
I recently revived a circa-2014 Thinkserver with a core install of antiX, and was pleasantly surprised. I went for the smallest footprint possible by installing only the core distro, and then choosing the packages I wanted/needed.
laughs in runit
I’m gonna demo dwl this weekend, and then likely cagebreak next weekend. If it truly is as they say a ratpoison alternative, then it’s probably gonna be my jam.
I’ll give it a shot this weekend, thank you.
@ohmyla@lemmy.world how do you feel about this plan?
I thought cagebreak was for running individual apps in an isolated Wayland instance or something
My understanding is that you’re thinking of cage. Cagebreak seems to be built on top of cage, but with a ratpoison-like experience.
I’m using Sway, and just find myself not caring for it. Niri is super cool, but just not the solution for this particular laptop. The laptop in question is my daily driver and productivity rig, and I prefer it to be a super minimal experience.
I’m new to wayland and still shopping around for a tiling wm that makes me happy. I’m familiar with ratpoison, and hear cagebreak might be a suitable alternative?
How do you feel about the 2001 game “Black & White” by Lionhead Studios?