Tag: Wayland

• Scrivenix is the Easiest Way to Run Scrivener on Linux

  

  November is only a month away. While I know that NaNoWriMo has largely started to wane over the past few years, I still practice it every year on my own with whatever novel draft I’m working on, just seeing how far along I’ll get or how my story is going to shape up. But since…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  October 3, 2026

  Software

  dwm, Flatpak, Gentoo Linux, Github, How-To, Hyprland, Linux, Lutris, NaNoWriMo, Preparing for NaNoWriMo, Running Scrivener on Wine, Scrivener, Scrivener 3 for Windows, Scrivenix, Sync, technology, Terminal, Tutorial, Wayland, Wine, Writing, XLibre

• My Top 3 Tiling Window Managers

  

  It’s no secret that I’ve been exploring Arch, Fedora, and openSUSE for the past few years. While I did use Ubuntu back in the late-2000s, I only used Kubuntu briefly before really going all-in on Arch during the lockdown a few years ago. Still, the point is that I have experience with the aforementioned list…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  April 16, 2024

  Linux

  Arch Linux, Awesome WM, bspwm, DistroTube, Dynamic tiling, Fedora, GNOME, Hyprland, i3, Linux, openSUSE, Productivity, Qtile, Ricing, Scratchpads, Terminal, Tiling, Tiling window managers, Wayland, xmonad, xorg