What Window Manager are you using?
Is it compositing or stacking?
Does it support GPU acceleration?
I've taken an interest in "Way Cooler"
What Window Manager are you using?
Chase Ward
Easton Collins
I'm using Awesome. I like how featureful and configurable it is all the way down to making your own custom menu systems for widgets. I just wish that the layout system was more akin to i3, as they're pretty barebones and restrictive.
Lincoln Watson
i3 + compton
Jason Martinez
xfwm4
Jeremiah Smith
nothing on linux supports gpu acceleration
target date va-api support in chromium is sometime in the next several decades, for firefox maybe in the year 3000
Jace Barnes
Kwin, a compositing and stacking X11 WM as well as Wayland compositor, supports OpenGL-based GPU acceleration and VSync
???
William Bailey
forgot pic
Zachary Torres
dwm
It's tiling by default, but it can handle floating windows for shitty software.
It doesn't have support for any irrelevant features you've mentioned. Due to how great X11 is, these are provided by separate programs you can install if you like the taste of feces in your mouth.
Alexander Wood
FLOEEEENS uploading pics from clover is broken
Xavier Green
bugzilla.mozilla.org
lol, imagine waiting over eight years for gpu acceleration in a browser and it STILL isn't added yet, just give up
John Evans
My compositor is very clearly using GPU acceleration and is working fine. Browsers not supporting GPU-based video decoding is a whole different story and does by far not mean "nothing on Linux supports hardware acceleration".
Lincoln Wilson
Dwm of course
James Wood
Chromium went to shit when it comes to video playback, but ff works great even on a potato. I have no clue what you're taking about. I can watch 1080p vp9 on a mobile core 2 duo without hardware acceleration, and that's impressive.
Kevin Rivera
this
Jaxon Jackson
>lelnux sucks
big if true
Jaxon Ortiz
>he still use his web browser to view video
comon use mpv with youtube dl, you can even parse porn websites and twitch
Elijah Walker
tell me how to do it, im too lazy to check it myself
Asher Flores
install mpd with your package manager
then run mpd "YOUTUBE URL HERE"
you can later create an alias in your .bashrc file to set your default accel profile i.e alias mpv=mpv -vo=gpu
Also there's kawaii-player that gives you a gui with a search feature for youtube but it's bloated and slow as fuck
Nolan Hernandez
*mpv not mpd
Blake Collins
dynamic