Thank you and tbh I haven’t attempted to run hyprland on void as I used to run it on arch as my daily. Since switching to void I haven’t really looked back and don’t feel the need for all the bells and whistles.
Fair enough. Void is an excellent distribution. I quite like it a lot. For the longest time I was running spectrwm and herbstluftwm on it. But lately, I wanted to make the switch to Wayland, and projects that are current and actively maintained. Now that Wayland seems to be ‘maturing’, and gaining more attention, I decided to give Hyprland a whirl.
But to be honest, I kinda miss Void, so your post and dots on River have piqued my interest :-)
Thanks for making all the code available, to learn and study from.
![[River] My current Void Linux setup](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/b5a1df17-fdd6-48bc-91b3-aac6dee80339.jpeg){kind=link}
Thank you and tbh I haven’t attempted to run hyprland on void as I used to run it on arch as my daily. Since switching to void I haven’t really looked back and don’t feel the need for all the bells and whistles.
Fair enough. Void is an excellent distribution. I quite like it a lot. For the longest time I was running spectrwm and herbstluftwm on it. But lately, I wanted to make the switch to Wayland, and projects that are current and actively maintained. Now that Wayland seems to be ‘maturing’, and gaining more attention, I decided to give Hyprland a whirl.
But to be honest, I kinda miss Void, so your post and dots on River have piqued my interest :-)
Thanks for making all the code available, to learn and study from.
Regards, Robert