Originally created by @fdev31 on GitHub (Nov 16, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/hyprland-community/awesome-hyprland/issues/32
And that's really a shame ;)
Yeah cuz the section is for c++ plugins that you load into the compositor. Idk what to put pyprland under
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@yavko commented on GitHub (Nov 16, 2023):
Yeah cuz the section is for c++ plugins that you load into the compositor. Idk what to put pyprland under
Maybe something like "Official plugins" but called "external plugins" or "IPC plugins" or something like that ?
I guess there are more tools doing something close... ?
Else just with the label "Py" instead of "c++" it would be quite explicit (in the plugins section)
At least to me it still fits in some kind of "plugin" section, it's like addons for Hyprland... it just happens that there are two types, the "loaded" ones and the "remote" ones...
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@fdev31 commented on GitHub (Nov 16, 2023):
I see now there are no exceptions indeed...
Maybe something like "Official plugins" but called "external plugins" or "IPC plugins" or something like that ?
I *guess* there are more tools doing something close... ?
Else just with the label "Py" instead of "c++" it would be quite explicit (in the plugins section)
At least to me it still fits in some kind of "plugin" section, it's like addons for Hyprland... it just happens that there are two types, the "loaded" ones and the "remote" ones...
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Originally created by @fdev31 on GitHub (Nov 16, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/hyprland-community/awesome-hyprland/issues/32
And that's really a shame ;)
@yavko commented on GitHub (Nov 16, 2023):
Yeah cuz the section is for c++ plugins that you load into the compositor. Idk what to put pyprland under
@fdev31 commented on GitHub (Nov 16, 2023):
I see now there are no exceptions indeed...
Maybe something like "Official plugins" but called "external plugins" or "IPC plugins" or something like that ?
I guess there are more tools doing something close... ?
Else just with the label "Py" instead of "c++" it would be quite explicit (in the plugins section)
At least to me it still fits in some kind of "plugin" section, it's like addons for Hyprland... it just happens that there are two types, the "loaded" ones and the "remote" ones...
@fdev31 commented on GitHub (Feb 7, 2024):
thank you :)