What are you working on? - Programming On Unix
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(22-01-2021, 06:57 PM)jkl Wrote: Python is a mess, honestly...I like Python the language, but the ecosystem... not so much. I have to use conda at work and any time I have to run the `conda` command twice as much as damage is caused than improvements. (18-01-2021, 11:47 PM)phillbush Wrote: I'm sharing some of my old notes on Xlib programming, and writing new ones: https://github.com/phillbush/xnotesThese are super nice, thanks! I'm gonna have to read through that painting one. I've been lightly working on a wayland compositor, which is now at the point of being almost usable (all it needs is to support the output management and layer shell protocols). It features a zooming interface and the workspace isn't limited to the dimensions of the monitor, so rather than having virtual workspaces like many X environments, you lay out all of your windows onto one giant endless 2D plane and zoom and pan around. My inspiration for this paradigm was editors like GIMP/inkscape/etc, and similarly I plan to let you write notes and draw images on the root window, like post-it notes :) link |
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