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trevor, in Beachpatrol: A CLI tool to replace and automate your everyday web browser (Wayland support)

This is really cool! Do you have a rough timeline for Firefox support?

sebastiancarlos, (edited )

It should be pretty soon. I’ve got it working already, but I need to test it more and figure out how Firefox profiles work with Playwright.

If you want you can just clone it and replace “chromium” with “firefox”. It should just work, and it shouldn’t take too long to figure out the rest.

vort3,
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Let us know when it’s ready, I’d like to try that.

sebastiancarlos,

Will do, bossman

gibzag, in Experience with KDE on Fedora?

I had a few random log outs in Fedora KDE, nothing major, but I would recommend OpenSuse Tumbleweed instead.

mortalic,

Ok, why opensuse? I kind of forgot about them.

richardisaguy, (edited )
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Opensuse is stupid fast + its very very stable. Would risk saying its unbreakable(at leaat with regular updates)

mortalic,

Unstable? Would you mind elaborating with some examples? I was literally just downloading it

richardisaguy,
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STABLE****

mortalic,

Hah! Ok I was so confused

INeedMana, in Beachpatrol: A CLI tool to replace and automate your everyday web browser (Wayland support)
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your everyday web browser

I only see chromium referenced, where’s firefox?

sebastiancarlos,

“Currently only Chromium is supported. Other Chromium-based browsers and Firefox support to be added soon.”

Dirk, in Beachpatrol: A CLI tool to replace and automate your everyday web browser (Wayland support)
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What can you automate with Beachpatrol? The sky is the limit:

  • Check your email.
  • Login to your bank account.

[…]

Oh hell no!

GustavoM, (edited )
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Yeah… I’d rather spend some time doing those manually and not risk losing money (or even worse) because of a mere couple seconds less on the internet.

fossphi, in Beachpatrol: A CLI tool to replace and automate your everyday web browser (Wayland support)

Dang, I really dislike npm shit, but I might check this out

independantiste, in Beachpatrol: A CLI tool to replace and automate your everyday web browser (Wayland support)
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Hmmm automated web scraping 🤑🤔🤔

0x2d, (edited ) in What's your experience with a touchscreen laptop on your distro?

i have arch linux running on a surface pro 6

laptop specs: core i5, 8 gb ram, 256 gb ssd

linux setup:

  • arch btw
  • linux-surface kernel
  • gnome (Wayland)

the touchscreen is working very smoothly

ipsirc, in Do you mount an embedded Linux file system to the workstation and use your host scripts or do you SSH/SCP and deal with the limited shell commands?
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bizdelnick, (edited ) in Where can I post questions on how do construct formulas in Onlyoffice/Libreoffice spreadsheets?

I don’t think that formula is the right tool to do this. You need to write a macro.

Try asking at !libreoffice

pixelscript, in Do you mount an embedded Linux file system to the workstation and use your host scripts or do you SSH/SCP and deal with the limited shell commands?

I am not quite yet st the level where I have a ton of user scripts I’d be lost without, so SSHing into a box is hardly a speed bump for me.

possiblylinux127, in I didn't know where else to ask this, if there is another comm i should ask please lmk. Do you have any suggestions for wireless headphones i can use with linux?

I would go for Bluetooth headphones with a dongle for devices without Bluetooth support

possiblylinux127, in Where can I post questions on how do construct formulas in Onlyoffice/Libreoffice spreadsheets?

You can most likely use Excel formulas but I’m also not a spreadsheet guy.

words_number, in I didn't know where else to ask this, if there is another comm i should ask please lmk. Do you have any suggestions for wireless headphones i can use with linux?

All bluetooth headphones should work.

danny801, in KDE's Nate Graham On X11 Being A Bad Platform & The Wayland Future
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  • wreckage,

    input-leap will but it’s still in development

    mlg, in KDE's Nate Graham On X11 Being A Bad Platform & The Wayland Future
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    Nvidia on Wayland moment

    Gaming on wayland moment

    Battery/Usage on wayland moment

    KDE devs making gestures only available on wayland because memes (there is literally a 3rd party github script to achieve the same thing on X11)

    X11 being reliable because Xorg devs aren’t stupid

    My real issue with Wayland is that it took like 15 years to become acceptably usable. I’ll switch once XFCE moves over in several years, but until then, there is no incentive for worse performance and non exitestent support.

    ExLisper,

    Exactly. For 10 years the groupthink was that Wayland doesn’t offer anything interesting and X is just fine. Now suddenly everyone who’s still using X is stupid. Amazing what couple of memes can do.

    yukijoou,

    it’s that wayland wasn’t ready, and now is ready. it took a long time, because building a new protocol like that takes a while if you want to do it well, and lots of coordination between many people. it still has issues, but they’re being adressed. slowly, because x11 was full of half-assed solutions done quickly, and they don’t want that to happen again

    dreugeworst,

    X11 being reliable because Xorg devs aren’t stupid

    Not gonna disagree with the rest of what you said, but the Xorg devs and Wayland devs are mostly the same people

    chitak166,

    They’ve been working on the same software for 20+ years?

    Woah.

    tetris11,
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    It’s not about reliability though, X11 is hard to maintain and the devs themselves feel burned out. Wayland at least offloads some of that burden to the desktops

    yukijoou,

    X11 being reliable because Xorg devs aren’t stupid

    xorg devs are wayland devs. nowadays, most of the people that used to work on xorg now work on wayland. they’re not stupid, they realised that x11 is too dated for modern systems (see asahi linux) and now are working on a replacement

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