@trinidad who would want a headache waiting to happen?

That's what wayland is...

And as previously stated, @brocashelm,  palemoon can build without d-bus. I have done it many times

JWM is especially lightweight on cpu usage. So you missed one window manager. i3-wm and dwm are also light, but they are much more minimal and have less functionality then JWM.

JWM, has the bare minimum I need for it to work on par with DEs but while still using very little resources.

You really don't need much to run jwm.

I bet it could run on less cpu power than almost every other window manager with a taskbar.

@brocashelm palemoon is buildable without dbus just so you know. I have done it many times before.

Yup.

Not sure about firefox and similar though.

@greenjeans not everyone is that intelligent. In usa, I heard recently that half of the public has a fifth grade education... just insane.

If true, this is why security considerations are so important to the vast majority of people I think.

As for udisks, dbus and other redhat garbage, there is a HUGE reason that Hyperbola ditches so much of that crap.

Overengineered crap makes lots of vulnerabilities and really bad ones at that.

This is one of those times I think, good. I am glad Hyperbola ditched this crap in plain english.

@greenjeans you made the 69th comment, congrats

But yeah, I don't know what else to say beyond that for now.

@greenjeans I actually wonder how much cpu usage your video player uses compared to like mplayer or mpv.

Although it might not matter.

I was only curious.

Pity you can't make it compilable by source using making it compatible with my distro though.

Although, would a self contained appimage be possible? Or do you not know how to make one?

I wondered

@greenjeans

    1.18.4-1 gst-libav

It compiled once I tried it but:

Error: Could not open database /home/user/.local/share/vsvp/vsvp_db

I got that error and whenever I load vsvp  and something peculiar  also happens

https://upload.disroot.org/r/teeZfv04#A … 7ZAznZawU=

This is very peculiar

Would it be possible for you to make A PKGBUILD of that?

Also, does this application support sndio and alsa?

Just asking since the size interests me.

or even in source if possible too.

I do use Hyperbola though.

@golinux something wrong with my post?

Are you not entertained?

I had problems with alsa when I installed devuan Excalibur to be honest.

But, one caveat, if I installed sndio AND alsa-sndio from jwmkit's repo, it caused certain applications to no longer work such as web browsers and qemu.

The strange thing though is everything else worked with that combo.

Devuan Excalibur seems to have some problems with alsa