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7/14/2025, 5:59:41 AM
>>531144404
His comics always brighten my day.
His comics always brighten my day.
6/26/2025, 1:58:58 AM
>>105693664
I know there's probably only 2 other people using the Icecat browser, but I gotta ask: is Icecat buggy for you guys as well? it recently updated from 115 ESR to 128 ESR, and some of the options in the settings do not work for me, mostly on the "Privacy & Security" tab. Clicking on the buttons doesn't do anything at all, and some options in the Icecat specific settings section - even though checkboxed - don't work either. Aren't they supposed to fucking check everything works before releasing a new update?
>>105697094
Anon, tiling is just a way of (visually) organizing your programs, it has nothing to do with workspaces. You use workspaces to separate the tasks you're working on at different, well, spaces. Say you are coding something on your prefered $EDITOR; you could have that open as well as a browser to check Stack overflow, and a terminal for testing, all in Workspace 1. Then Workspace 2 might have en email client, a file manager and a document viewer. Workspace 3 for a music player and maybe even a 4th one for a messaging program. Sure, you could have everything in a single Workspace, but it would be a mess and you'd be switching/alt-tabbing constantly between programs. In this scenario, tiling would just organize your windows evenly in your screen, but even without it is more manageable to separate your tasks rather than putting all in one bin.
I know there's probably only 2 other people using the Icecat browser, but I gotta ask: is Icecat buggy for you guys as well? it recently updated from 115 ESR to 128 ESR, and some of the options in the settings do not work for me, mostly on the "Privacy & Security" tab. Clicking on the buttons doesn't do anything at all, and some options in the Icecat specific settings section - even though checkboxed - don't work either. Aren't they supposed to fucking check everything works before releasing a new update?
>>105697094
Anon, tiling is just a way of (visually) organizing your programs, it has nothing to do with workspaces. You use workspaces to separate the tasks you're working on at different, well, spaces. Say you are coding something on your prefered $EDITOR; you could have that open as well as a browser to check Stack overflow, and a terminal for testing, all in Workspace 1. Then Workspace 2 might have en email client, a file manager and a document viewer. Workspace 3 for a music player and maybe even a 4th one for a messaging program. Sure, you could have everything in a single Workspace, but it would be a mess and you'd be switching/alt-tabbing constantly between programs. In this scenario, tiling would just organize your windows evenly in your screen, but even without it is more manageable to separate your tasks rather than putting all in one bin.
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