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> How is Wayland support these days? I love i3 but I know Sway promises to be close enough. I think it depends on what you mean by “Wayland”, but I’m an Arch/S
by marcus0x62 2y ago
> How is Wayland support these days? I love i3 but I know Sway promises to be close enough.
I think it depends on what you mean by “Wayland”, but I’m an Arch/Sway user with AMD hardware on my desktop and Apple silicon on my laptop, and Sway performance/stability is great on both, with the caveat that my laptop is now running the Asahi Fedora remix instead of Arch, since the Asahi team killed the Arch port off a while back.
- freeqaz 2y agoHow's Asahi these days? Stable enough to run as a daily?
- marcus0x62 2y agoDepends on your tolerance level. I get random crashes under heavy load at least once a month or so under CPU-bound tasks. As I said, GPU/Sway stability is perfect - I've had no issues there, but large rust builds seem to tip the system over occasionally.
- hughesjj 2y agoThermals? Can you nice down the process? Reserve a core for the OS? RAM issue? (Come on you post a HW issue on hacker news, you know the peanut gallery is coming out in force ;-) )