With that kind of space restriction, you need better specification. I'd reckon you could make Gentoo do it. What do you want to accomplish? You're not getting much in the way of "desktop applications" in 256MB, but you could probably get a decent console dev platform for a language or two, depending.
If Wayland is the mark of the beast then wlroots is the cloven ballsack of the tranny pushing it. I will never not mention how dogshit wlroots is and lament the fact that most Wayland WMs are based on wlroots, by far. AFAIK the only ones that do not use it are Hyprland, Niri and really niche ones like Hevel. Two of those three are pretty big if you're a minimalism fetishist, and the third is so minimal and esoteric that it reaches feature poverty.
Although there's like a 99% chance you'll never need to, if you want to get a fresher and more actively developed X experience, you might want to check out XLibre. Its a drop-in replacement and has some nice little additions like tear-free. Again, usually you'll nave no need at all to do this, its just an option to keep in mind.
Short answer: Wayland is "the future" but it's half baked and being pushed by futurist fanatics even though it's not ready.
Nah you're fucked
Why do you tolerate AI narrators?
Fish out all the configs and screenshots is my best guess. Some of those configs could be put together into a list of mods that were installed or they could be configs to those mods. More importantly, the lesson from this situation is to never trust the user. Trawl the entire hard drive yourself manually next time and then bring up potentially important shit she might've missed.
No, it's zoo-zah. A as in America. It's a German company, so only the German pronunciation is the correct one. It's zoo-zah, not soos. It's also por-shah, not porsh.
I've been advised to use sublime text
You can turn off the intro message and it is gone. It is a oneliner in a config file. TBH until you pointed it out I had never noticed it and I use vim a lot.
tbf, the children in uganda shit has been around in vim forever. It's not exclusive to neovim.
Call Bram a fag for doing this if you wish, but vim and its offshoots (like neovim) are amazing and this is something you don't even have to see if you provide a file as an argument.wackypedia said:
VSCode is a better Sublime Text. That is the reason VSCode basically won the current Editor War
I agree, especially given sublime's price (not $0). But this is like comparing two piles of shit, each dropped by different species.
Oh I mean, I just crack it nigger. So it is two free piles of manure to me.
I pay for Jetbrains. TBH it isn't expensive for everything. I would like to use nvim/vim for everything but I have to use Windows at work and a bunch of plugins I like don't work well on Windows.
