lists.suckless.org/dev/1902/33214.html >These releases are the last ones that contain Xft support, which will be removed in the releases to follow. The Xft mess has to be retired in favour for plain old Xfonts.
>our software wasn't featureless enough, so let's remove even more features!
When are they going to realize that 90% of what there software does can be done with 40 kilobytes of forth?
Easton Thomas
A language nobody uses
Asher Walker
damn
Brandon Rivera
Actually seems reasonable to me. If you're focused on making slim sinple software, it's rather useful not to have dependencies on things that make it not slim and simple.
Charles Bennett
Not supporting a widely used font standard is absolutely inexcusable. Xfonts are arguably an even worse mess than Xft.
Charles Campbell
>Slim and simple >Defer everything to some massive demonic piece of shit software that's been with these "muh unix" tards for decades.
Ya, no.
Oliver Ramirez
>>our software wasn't featureless enough, so let's remove even more features! >dwm >dmenu they're ok if you're into tiling windows >st now that is pretty useful (got some gnulib magic to get it working on my sun)
Luis Nguyen
Too bad it is less suck.
Luis Cox
This, I still can't understand why they keep sucking X's dick if they are so concerned with "minimalism".
Charles Flores
Time to move to xmonad.
Brody Torres
Enjoy you 1GB GHC with dependencies
John Scott
Enjoy not being able to use fonts.
Brody Walker
There will likely be some patch.
Lincoln Myers
No problem, ill just compile the git branch with xft support?
Thomas Ward
>patches over patches over patches for basic functionality Watch your featureless garbage become not so minimal anymore.
Bentley Cook
xft support was a 3rd party patch years before it became mainstream
also, just fork the xft branch u dumbass
Jackson Lewis
>hurr durr just fork your own of you don't like it! You sound exactly like those trannies that conquered Linux with their CoC(k).
Jose Peterson
>why they keep sucking X's dick What other options are there?
Brayden Thompson
Because there is no such thing as minimalism with Linux. No matter how you slice it there is a giant clusterfuck of complicated software and you can only delude yourself into thinking you've found a "simple" solution.
Why do normies get so triggered when people make software that doesn't cater specifically to them?
Grayson Carter
I don't use many patches and I don't need the peak minimalism. I just find dwm quite easy to use. I'd use XMonad if only it didn't need that bloated GHC. Also, configuring XMonad doesn't seem that easy to me. Besides XMonad, I don't see any alternatives.
Camden King
won't change anything for me static const char *fonts[] = { "adobe helvetica:size=10" } static const char *fonts[] = { "-*-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-" } same thing with less bloat, I don't mind this decision
Cooper Garcia
>font support is now "normie" tier Fuck off.
Jaxon Harris
aliased xft fonts is normie tier
Christian Diaz
>wanting any features at all is for normalfags UNIX weenies, everybody
use KDE then faggot, not everything is made FOR YOU.
Xavier Long
I made it very clear it was my case. and the suckless team is making changes that align with my preferences, I don't care about you lol
Mason Wright
Same, I use dwm simply because, despite the usual hopeless suckass autism, the core functionality is great: tags are clearly superior to workspaces, and the way it dynamically arranges windows is superior to wms such as i3. I don't care about minimalism either. However, this attitude of merely dropping features in the name of minimalism is just cancer. It makes me want to distance myself from these autists. I don't mind the "bloat" that comes with xmonad since I already program using Haskell, but I can understand why it may bother some people.
Jeremiah Bell
>Instead of the backend being a bloated mess just make your compositor a bloated mess great
Nolan Jackson
Oh great, another broken Unicode pain.
Luke Stewart
>it's not a bug, it's a feature! When it's Poettering, Jow Forums shits on him. When it's Suckless, Jow Forums sucks their cock.
Easton Cox
>unbased autist
Jack Gutierrez
use gnu unifont
Connor Jackson
would rather rip off my eye balls I just don't know how to make Xfont to fallback into other font for unsupported glyphs.
Oliver Foster
dwm makes it easy to set fallback fonts
Ethan Jenkins
Suckless distro when? Would it be worth installing TinyCore and just installing every suckless package?
Lucas Wilson
Just install either the first release of UNIX or Plan9. Those are the suckless/cat-v OSes
Jose Williams
They tried to make their own years ago, but they hopelessly failed.
Nathaniel Price
> I'd like to interject... It's Plan 9, with a space. They tried with sta.li and morpheus but I guess there isn't much manpower to such project. Plan 9 (9front today) is the pinnacle of general purpose OS design. You'll understand how few wells thought, simple design choices make your os easy to use and powerful
Ian Nelson
is there a changelog for 6.2? Cause I'm using a heavily modified 6.1 and it would probably take me an hour or two to get everything moved over to 6.2.
Josiah Gonzalez
>muh minimalism nice timesink bloat
Chase Richardson
>expecting a changelog from people who don't even sign their code
Colton Parker
well what's new? dwm has been essentially complete since like 2012.
Cooper Martinez
>suckless coding style guide Tests and Boolean Values Do not test against NULL explicitly Do not test against 0 explicitly
Handling Errors When functions return -1 for error test against 0 not -1