Building a compositor/window manager for Wayland in Rust: Getting started

[@SirWaffleGaming]

Please keep this series going!

[@monroeprograms]

Will do, just made the next one in the series

[@emeraldmasta7752]

video content is much easier for me to digest than documentation. I massively appreciate. If I feel down to it, I might make my own wm ;).

[@zerodev_exe]

Ay bro I love the VIds keep it up :)

[@JUMPINGxxJEFF]

Finished watching this video, I'm gonna watch the next one!

[@internethistory6957]

this is quality content. keep it up

[@vanteole9427]

Loving this

[@sctig]

great stuff!

[@nikbivation]

thank you for this!!

[@jakubkonarik578]

Thank you for this

[@AvnishKumar-hr3wu]

Which font you have used in neovim

[@monroeprograms]

Liberation Mono

[@AvnishKumar-hr3wu]

@@monroeprograms thanks bro

[@Redyf]

What style are you using for Liberation Mono? Is it medium? kinda specific question I know xD but that font is pretty nice@@monroeprograms

[@monroeprograms]

@@Redyf I'm not sure, I just have it set as default 14px from the ttf-liberation package

[@GiacomoPerin]

comment for algorithm

[@audrickyeu]

dude this is so helful

[@Redyf]

Nice video 🦀

[@Cookiekeks]

Nice

[@happygofishing]

is smithey essentially a wlroots equivalent but for rust?

[@po210]

pretty much yeah

[@BiscuitBobby]

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[@alsara2k]

@@heyyounotyouyou3761 This is a sneed

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