Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

don't know how to explain this but they have the same vibe

So I'm sitting here trying to figure out how to tell if a particular app is running in Wayland or XWayland.

This is the answer I get off Stack Overflow. I'm thinking… No. No, that's too silly. It can't be the best way.

I keep researching. It's the best way.

You run xeyes.

Wayland has security that keeps windows from knowing about mouse events in other windows. XWayland doesn't.

Xeyes will track your cursor whenever you're over an XWayland window, then stop if you pass over anything else.

#dailydraw

Chen Danqing, Tibetan Landscape (1982)

#landscape https://artvee.com/dl/tibetan-landscape/

A little known fact:

before the crowbar was invented…

crows simply drank at home.

#Puns #DadJokes

the sea is a kind of decentralised social network

The admin invited me to write an #Introduction message. Here it is.

Hello. I am not a dropbear. I am definitely not sitting in a nearby tree waiting to drop on you as you pass by. You definitely don't need to take any defensive precautions. Don't carry an umbrella; don't wear a bike helmet; don't smear Vegemite behind your ears. You shouldn't even bother to look up. You're perfectly safe.