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KISSmyOSFeddit@lemmy.world to Linux@lemmy.ml ·
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Wayland usage has overtaken X11

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Wayland usage has overtaken X11

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Source: https://linux-hardware.org/?view=os_display_server

Reporting is done by users who voluntarily upload their system specs via
# hw-probe -all -upload

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    respects to “unknown” and tty users.

    fuck display servers. All my homies love ASCII display tech.

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      Seeing unknown: “What’s he building in there? …we have a right to know.”

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        That’s Canonical building Mir 2.

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          oh god, not canonical.

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        TTY through telekinesis

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        LET MEEEE INNNNNN

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      Framebuffers and TUIs: are we a joke to you?

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        mmmm lack of proper double buffering on i3wm my beloved

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      There’s Twin.

      I will add some more once i’m home.

      You know what? I’ll just dump this here:

      • draw: mouse drawing on the shell!
      • imgfb: Draws a farbfeld or jpeg image to the Linux framebuffer
      • baca: TUI e-book reader
      • Terminal Image Viewer (tiv)
      • FIM: framebuffer image viewer
      • derasterize: cli pixel to ANSI converter
      • fbterm: framebuffer terminal
      • twin: Textmode WINdow environment
      • directfb2: framebuffer desktop
      • csv to ascii art table via python pandas
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        Give me sixel apps, I want a sixel destop with hardware video decoding

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        deleted by creator

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        i like this, this is good.

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      kmsdrm is tty, but not ascii. Or fbdev. links -g is best browser in Gentoo Minimal CD

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