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It's 2024 and I'm posting this from a text console.
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No, I'm not using a window manager, X nor Wayland.
Images, PDFs and video can be rendered on the framebuffer, which has been the standard output for Linux TTY's for a while now.
For multitasking, I use tmux, which works a lot like a tiling window manager, but for the text console.
Great! I guessed that going full framebuffer would be trickier than that. You've laid me down a new challenge.