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Firefox Forcing LLM Features - equk's blog
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Ah, it's a shame that we can't just have cool software. But such is the world now, it seems. I'm honestly a bit surprised at there being much of that in FOSS, I thought it was really quite commie-coded, but it seems every second project I think is interesting is somehow problematic.
I'm on Hyprland at the moment, which I've heard a couple things about, including in that article, but I'm looking at Niri. Are they less controversial?
I'm also reluctantly on Hyprland and I tend not to advertise it because of the problematic maintainer and the culture surrounding the project, but unfortunately there aren't any good alternatives on Wayland. I haven't heard anything bad about Niri, but unfortunately the workflow didn't work for me. Another alternative might be River, or a more recent project called MangoWC. I have no insight into the maintainers and culture of either project though.
But yeah, I really want to move away from Hyprland.