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I was using regolith ubuntu on an old MacBook and fell in love with i3wm on x11 or whatever it uses. Got a new computer Intel and the composters never worked right scrolling pages or watching videos. I gave up and went back to stock ubuntu. Wayland works well for me but my question is how hard is it to build a de like regolith using awesome it some other tiler? It seems intimidating
Hi I just checked it out looks awesome. Unfortunately going down the rabbit hole again is looking less appealing. That's what I liked about regolith, maybe I'm happy with gnome after reading the hyprland wiki 😅
This guy has a ton of videos on it. He even has a script that you can run and it installs everything for you. I used his channel when I tried hyprland a couple of months ago for the first time in my life. Lol