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not a zinger this time (no zig for you!).
anyhoo, ciao.
anytime you need to implement anything that shares references (just about any data structure worth its weight in implementation time) you need to use Rc<> and friends.
i am not talking about https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch19-01-unsafe-rust.html. fine, this escape hatch is needed.
i am referring to https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch15-06-reference-cycles.html.
you are lost.
you can also go all out: https://github.com/fuhsjr00/bug.n
begs the question. how come ahk can run on windows(tm) but not wayland? my understanding is that win10/11 are pretty secure.
and you're right. macos is fine from a usability point of view. everything in gnome UI feels like they started strong, stayed strong, and then gave up half way ... (so many examples there's no point listing them anymore) and yeah put the clock in the middle of the bar while we're at it too.
and yet, you feel the potential no? no bugs whatsoever for me.
:/
back to xfce4. clunky, but consistent. some bugs. it's ok.
sigh
it could be so awesome if a non-schizo designer got involved. it's frustrating really. so much potential, such thick window bars.
it is so stupid.
but that fucking design and UI paradigm? WTF! the whole thing is so jekyll and hyde it beggars belief.
i only need a terminal, emacs, browser, thunderbird, the occasional screenshot and it was still horrific.
to be clear it was only the usability that was a nightmare. i experienced no bugs. it's solid. but wow it is unusable.
please, please, please someone at gnome headquarters ... can you make it usable? look at win10, win11, macos, kde, chromeos they all work fine. can't you do something like that? i believe you have the best software stack out there, and you're throwing it away with that frightful design.
this is tragic.
but if it helps you ....
yeah.