1 post published by kdepepo during December 2016
1 post published by kdepepo during December 2016
On the Linux desktop today, we have two dominant IPC technologies in use between applications and the desktop environment: Wayland and D-Bus. While created for different reasons, both are generically extensible and can be used to exchange data, synchronize state and send requests and signals between peers. A large number of desktop use cases are implemented using either technology, and some use cases are already distributed across both of them. The status quo is mostly the result of organic growth, with individual implementation choices down to tech friction or the lack thereof.
Updated guide for installing Arch Linux with Plasma 5...
Smaragd is a port of the Emerald window decoration engine to Plasma’s window manager KWin. In other words, if you install Smaragd, you will be able to use Emerald themes for Compiz/Beryl in y…
This is the second in my series on finding an alternative to Mac OS X. Part 1 was about evaluating 13 alternative operating systems and then choosing one to use full time. The selected OS was elementary OS. The motivation for this change is to get access to better hardware since Apple is neglecting the Mac lineup.