The close window is binded to Meta+q and with a window manager you don't minimize windows. Instead you would utilize the workspaces to handle multi windows or just close what you don't need at that moment.
Tbh to me it just feels like we are in the early stages of a huge boom of users. I'd assume in a few months most of these growing pain issues will be gone. IF anything, maybe wait until the load balancing is settled and make your instance (but no issues if you want to help stress test the system).
Been using this copr listed below for Hyprland
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/solopasha/hyprland/
The close window is binded to Meta+q and with a window manager you don't minimize windows. Instead you would utilize the workspaces to handle multi windows or just close what you don't need at that moment.
I have the close window binded to Meta+Q
Believe this is what you're looking for here, https://wallpapersafari.com/w/tcOdHe
Tbh running them directly in steam has worked out great but bottles and/or lutris works as well.
Be nice if they at least gave Mike a picture for his blog posts.
Seems like most rpm based distro still ship vi/vim and don't default to nano.
I agree, never understood why they changed a lot of basic shortcuts away from what vi/vim/neovim uses.
Tbh to me it just feels like we are in the early stages of a huge boom of users. I'd assume in a few months most of these growing pain issues will be gone. IF anything, maybe wait until the load balancing is settled and make your instance (but no issues if you want to help stress test the system).