There is a button along the headerbar that can be used to toggle the sidebar. One of these days I'll get around to making it actually swipe.
I posted this article three years ago, and some of it is likely due for a rework. Why is it getting brought up again now?
> We would like to compare it to Xorg in a world in which Xorg development kept moving forward, but counterfactuals are hard. If Xorg development continued, we would still end up with Wayland, just under a slightly…
> No? Nouveau is an awful experience on Wayland if you intend to get more than 30% of your GPU's performance, doubly so for a recent GPU. I mention this in the article. > ...because it's 30 years old, and (like Wayland)…
And yet the only place it's completely usable are TVs, consoles, and macOS. Quote the whole thing, not just a snippet. > HDR is a pretty new thing. It’s still a child everywhere but TVs and consoles. macOS is probably…
There is a button along the headerbar that can be used to toggle the sidebar. One of these days I'll get around to making it actually swipe.
I posted this article three years ago, and some of it is likely due for a rework. Why is it getting brought up again now?
> We would like to compare it to Xorg in a world in which Xorg development kept moving forward, but counterfactuals are hard. If Xorg development continued, we would still end up with Wayland, just under a slightly…
> No? Nouveau is an awful experience on Wayland if you intend to get more than 30% of your GPU's performance, doubly so for a recent GPU. I mention this in the article. > ...because it's 30 years old, and (like Wayland)…
And yet the only place it's completely usable are TVs, consoles, and macOS. Quote the whole thing, not just a snippet. > HDR is a pretty new thing. It’s still a child everywhere but TVs and consoles. macOS is probably…