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Will be doing a fresh install on an old laptop in the near future and was considering trying wayland.
Can you recommend a decent & light window manager & terminal emulator?
I've played around with wayland but always ended up back on xorg, was gonna give it another shot.
imv looks good, thanks for the link
I'm a bit confused, I left Reddit to escape emacs users....should I be on kbin instead?
imv is the absolute best
There is no saving your soul; Emacs is life, Emacs is death. /j