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bijanebrahimi.github.io | ||
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davquar.it
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| | | | | This is an ongoing experiment. One day I've decided to stop using the default XFCE's window manager xfwm4 and start using Mutter instead, which is the one shipped with GNOME. Switching is easier than expected, but at the end there are a few usability issues, some of which are quickly solvable but others are trickier. | |
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yusuf.fyi
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| | | | | The little things count towards making a great operating system | |
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mark.stosberg.com
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| | | | | Fuzzel is a versatile app and utility launcher for Wayland. If you are familiar with dmenu and rofi, fuzzel is largely compatible with them. Screenshots What's Fuzzel good for? Besides launching applications, as a dmenu alternative Fuzzel can be used for many utility tasks. These include: * Emoji picker with bemoji | |
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golb.hplar.ch
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| | | [AI summary] The provided text is a detailed tutorial on creating and integrating a service worker using Workbox into an Angular application. It covers the setup of the service worker, configuration of Webpack and Workbox CLI, handling production and development builds, and testing the service worker. The tutorial emphasizes the use of TypeScript for writing the service worker, leveraging Workbox for caching strategies, and ensuring the service worker works correctly in both production and development environments. The final step involves testing the service worker by serving the build artifacts via an HTTP server. | ||
