After installation of the (what I thought only) necessary sway packages I got an empty screen. Completely empty. No #dmenu, no #waybar - no reaction for MOD4+d or any other key pressed. Obviously I missed the relevant README ;-)
At the end I got a working #Fuzzel menu with set $menu dmenu_path | fuzzel | xargs swaymsg exec
How would you do that? Each and every Toot is isolated and a far distance away from the "blog post from yesterday" - there is no blog roll or similar. (Yes, tags may help to find all of your blog posts, but...)
Here in #kbin you would create your own unique magazine - with your own rules. And you can enforce the rules because you are (the only) moderator. In a magazine you get an index page with a list of your blog posts for example.
Perhaps I should try it... if only I had topics to put into a blog... :-)
Großartig. Statt auf 100% der Daten zuzugreifen, reduzieren sie es nun auf ein "verhältnismaßiges Maß". Also auf 99 Prozent.
Nice!
Just a few minutes ago I successfully logged in into my #Debian #Bookworm #Nuc with my #Samba user :-)
After installation of the (what I thought only) necessary sway packages I got an empty screen. Completely empty. No #dmenu, no #waybar - no reaction for MOD4+d or any other key pressed. Obviously I missed the relevant README ;-)
At the end I got a working #Fuzzel menu with
set $menu dmenu_path | fuzzel | xargs swaymsg execHave fun!
How would you do that? Each and every Toot is isolated and a far distance away from the "blog post from yesterday" - there is no blog roll or similar. (Yes, tags may help to find all of your blog posts, but...)
Here in #kbin you would create your own unique magazine - with your own rules. And you can enforce the rules because you are (the only) moderator. In a magazine you get an index page with a list of your blog posts for example.
Perhaps I should try it... if only I had topics to put into a blog... :-)
Have fun!