Arch + i3wm/sway + Tmux + Neovim

I use both niri and i3wm.

Here is my take: i3wm is amazing. It's my preferred wm for keyboard and mouse workflow and professional work. Everything just works, your mind is clear, you have tabs which is literally the same concept as niri but cleaner. And you can structure your workspace very efficiently.

Niri is also great, my main problem is with wayland itself. I don't care what anyone says, all my things work much more simple and with less effort under X11 and the fragmentation of wayland ecosystem drives me nuts. I'm not a fan of hacking your way into every single thing you want to do and exploring a plethora of docs for everything. But lets forget about this.

Niri itself is amazing for a laptop touchpad workflow. It is so efficient, enjoyable and cool when you have a touchpad. But it's not as organized and efficient for serious work with many windows as i3wm. But for light work it's just delightful.

Love to see the TS and python "experts" in the comments having no idea what's going on.

Clojure is awesome and is meant to be used like this. Clojure is a Hosted language specification, meant to be implemented on different runtimes. That's why we have clojurescript, jvm clojure, babashka and jank.

Jank seems like an amazing and exciting idea to have clojure with higher performance and smaller footprint of cpp, and also it's ecosystem.

Underrated distro.

I'm using Arch btw

I forgot to mention, I am using lineageOS with no google/Gapps.

How can I use it like my Linux comluter?

Releasing apks in github isn't a viable option? Syncthing without the android app is pretty much pointless.

Skill issue

But why is it made exactly like a penis. Why do they like to suck on the fake penis. Lesbians are basically straight but also like titties.

Mint is just lovely

Syntax wise, JS, specially TS has a great syntax and go is much weirder. I don't care what the haters say. JS syntax is very understandable. And you can see why Rust has borrowed a lot of syntax from TS and JS. And I think knowing js is much more useful,but if you want to build big backends with good performance, go is better.

Alacritty + tmux OR urxvt