Must we leave the vicinity of people we don't always agree with?

That is a _disgraceful_ misrepresentation of the facts. So much so that it renders replying to any part of your point completely impossible.

You (with the person who tweeted) are misrepresenting both this protest and the opinions of the people who are protesting.

Is the above the post lionizing Tommy Robinson, or is there more full-throated support in X posts somewhere?

Shame on DHH for eliding who Tommy Robinson really is -- a football hooligan and violent thug:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Robinson#Criminal_offenc...

DHH knows nothing of London, and the hugely-ironic idea that it's too full of "non-native" British people for him -- a white foreigner -- to feel comfortable moving there is the purest sign of who he is.

I was a former Hyprland user but after I switch to Niri I didn't look back because I think it's kind of having best of two worlds.

In my workflow, I have browser on workspace 1, code editor on 2, CCTV Viewer on 3 (we have a baby and babysitter so I occasionally check them).

In the other monitor, I have slack, terminals etc.

So when I need to switch between browser <-> code (or terminal) I can do quickly. Scrollable comes in handy when you need to check something quickly; for example you are trying to solve something and you need to run some commands in terminal. In that case I just open a new terminal next to browser, do my job and get rid of it.

Also the Super+Tab view is awesome, you can easily see which window is where. Niri also some IPC features so you can find window id and make Niri focus to it. This comes handy if you use Vicinae (Raycast like launcher for Linux). I can switch windows with just using that.

One final note, I highly recommend DankMaterialShell - https://github.com/AvengeMedia/DankMaterialShell/ along with Niri.

DMS looks pretty slick.

But Omarchy is a fully pre-configured distro, there's no flex in that.

Sure, I think if you disagree with the majority, you'd go Arch and rice your own from the base install (lot of folks who do), but if not, it's a very streamlined way to get off to the races with a community supporting the shared baseline 'opinions'

So it's a but ridiculous imho, there's no flex in it but you try to flex anyways...

I've been thinking about this comment all day trying to decide if this was an unironic "I use Arch btw" or an intentional homage, but it made me laugh a lot