hello-world.rs VS betterlockscreen

Obligatory rust implementation.

Not mine but https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs

Yeah rust doesn't have any practical applications, it's mostly just a meme for aesthetically-motivated programmers who barely know what they're doing and want to make the most nonsense bloated soyware imaginable. See: https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs

https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs - 2,700 stars

> Somehow Rust forces you to have colorful terminal output? Rust is high overhead? You can't strive for simplicity and write in Rust?

This was more of a sarcastic reference to https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs

https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs (ok maybe this one is a bit too much lol)

Obligatory Rust (and Rocket-Ship emoji) implementation of Hello-World

I use betterlockscreen :)

My only problem right now is that I absolutely hate how i3lock looks. I tried follow the installation steps of betterlockscreen to try to have it replaced. I have so far managed to setup a keybind that locks my machine using betterlockscreen.

service?https://github.com/betterlockscreen/betterlockscreen

I'm looking for a lock screen for my laptop. Previously I used betterlockscreen on Arch with systemd, but I really don't understand how to make it work with runit.

looks like betterlockscreen but i don't know whether it has sway compatibility

For my use I didn't really encounter that many issues. I used OpenRC, and had some issues with betterlockscreen, but I think I solved it fairly fast with xss-lock. Since I also a MX Master 3 I had some issues with having the logiops daemon start a startup, but also this wasn't much of an issue because of the Gentoo forums.

You should be able to disable screen locking in the DE's settings. Someone mentioned it in this GitHub issue

I'm using xidlehook suggested script that you can find here with betterlockscreen instead of i3lock

While I was using awesome I used a slightly modified systemd file from betterlockscreen which looks like this: