https://www.x.org/releases/current/doc/libX11/libX11/libX11.html#Setting_and_Reading_the_WM_NORMAL_HINTS_Property
(Nope, that’s not Twitter.)
https://www.x.org/releases/current/doc/libX11/libX11/libX11.html#Setting_and_Reading_the_WM_NORMAL_HINTS_Property
(Nope, that’s not Twitter.)
https://www.x.org/releases/current/doc/libX11/libX11/libX11.html#Setting_and_Reading_the_WM_NORMAL_HINTS_Property
(Nope, that’s not Twitter.)
WM_NORMAL_HINTS property is a property that can be set on a window. Part of that property is width_inc and height_inc. They tell the window manager to only increase/decrease a window’s size by certain steps.Terminal emulators like to set these values to the font size, so that when you resize the window the size “snaps” to the next increment and the terminal widget fits *exactly* into the window. It’s a bit hard to explain for me, so here’s a demonstration:
https://movq.de/v/7909ebc08a/st.mp4
That’s the st terminal.
It appears, Wayland does not have something like
WM_NORMAL_HINTS, so this functionality has been removed from GTK 3. (You can still set this property on your window, but it’s convoluted and not part of the GTK toolkit, i.e. you have to use Xlib yourself. That makes everything very awkward.)Hence in xiate, it looks like this:
https://movq.de/v/7909ebc08a/xiate.mp4
I kind of got used to that over time, but now that I use st every now and then, I realize how ugly and annoying xiate’s behaviour is. 🫤
WM_NORMAL_HINTS property is a property that can be set on a window. Part of that property is width_inc and height_inc. They tell the window manager to only increase/decrease a window’s size by certain steps.Terminal emulators like to set these values to the font size, so that when you resize the window the size “snaps” to the next increment and the terminal widget fits *exactly* into the window. It’s a bit hard to explain for me, so here’s a demonstration:
https://movq.de/v/7909ebc08a/st.mp4
That’s the st terminal.
It appears, Wayland does not have something like
WM_NORMAL_HINTS, so this functionality has been removed from GTK 3. (You can still set this property on your window, but it’s convoluted and not part of the GTK toolkit, i.e. you have to use Xlib yourself. That makes everything very awkward.)Hence in xiate, it looks like this:
https://movq.de/v/7909ebc08a/xiate.mp4
I kind of got used to that over time, but now that I use st every now and then, I realize how ugly and annoying xiate’s behaviour is. 🫤
WM_NORMAL_HINTS property is a property that can be set on a window. Part of that property is width_inc and height_inc. They tell the window manager to only increase/decrease a window’s size by certain steps.Terminal emulators like to set these values to the font size, so that when you resize the window the size “snaps” to the next increment and the terminal widget fits *exactly* into the window. It’s a bit hard to explain for me, so here’s a demonstration:
https://movq.de/v/7909ebc08a/st.mp4
That’s the st terminal.
It appears, Wayland does not have something like
WM_NORMAL_HINTS, so this functionality has been removed from GTK 3. (You can still set this property on your window, but it’s convoluted and not part of the GTK toolkit, i.e. you have to use Xlib yourself. That makes everything very awkward.)Hence in xiate, it looks like this:
https://movq.de/v/7909ebc08a/xiate.mp4
I kind of got used to that over time, but now that I use st every now and then, I realize how ugly and annoying xiate’s behaviour is. 🫤
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run after hurricane idalia. being up since about 0300 and working a full day i was pretty exhausted. but it was good to get out and clear the headspace. not much damage around the neighborhood.
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https://lists.suckless.org/dev/1706/31857.html
This never made it into their
master branch, there wasn’t even a proper discussion. Maybe nobody cares, because they’re all using nothing but dwm. 🤷
https://lists.suckless.org/dev/1706/31857.html
This never made it into their
master branch, there wasn’t even a proper discussion. Maybe nobody cares, because they’re all using nothing but dwm. 🤷
https://lists.suckless.org/dev/1706/31857.html
This never made it into their
master branch, there wasn’t even a proper discussion. Maybe nobody cares, because they’re all using nothing but dwm. 🤷
- AI that we have today cannot think--there is no cognitive capacity
- AI that we have today cannot be interviewed--"inter" "viewing" is two minds interacting, but AI of today has no mind
- AI today is not free--it's a tool, a machine, hardly different from a hammer. It does what a human directs it to do and has no drives, desires, or autonomy
This shit is probably paid for by AI companies who desperately want us to think of the AI as far more capable than it actually is, because that juices sales and gives them a way to argue they aren't responsible for any harms it causes.
- AI that we have today cannot think--there is no cognitive capacity
- AI that we have today cannot be interviewed--"inter" "viewing" is two minds interacting, but AI of today has no mind, which means this is a puppet show
- AI today is not free--it's a tool, a machine, hardly different from a hammer. It does what a human directs it to do and has no drives, desires, or autonomy. What you're seeing here is a fancy Mechnical Turk
This shit is probably paid for by AI companies who desperately want us to think of the AI as far more capable than it actually is, because that juices sales and gives them a way to argue they aren't responsible for any harms it causes.
- AI that we have today cannot think--there is no cognitive capacity
- AI that we have today cannot be interviewed--"inter" "viewing" is two minds interacting, but AI of today has no mind, which means this is a puppet show
- AI today is not free--it's a tool, a machine, hardly different from a hammer. It does what a human directs it to do and has no drives, desires, or autonomy
This shit is probably paid for by AI companies who desperately want us to think of the AI as far more capable than it actually is, because that juices sales and gives them a way to argue they aren't responsible for any harms it causes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnboHTfYsfk&ab_channel=SkyNewsAustralia
#OpenAI #Amica
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnboHTfYsfk&ab_channel=SkyNewsAustralia
#OpenAI #Amica
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnboHTfYsfk&ab_channel=SkyNewsAustralia
#OpenAI #Amica
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