which one? I haven’t heard of River before. the repo says it’s only a compositor and needs a window manager, and kwm seems to be the most popular River-compatible window manager, and it doesn’t have a policy unless you count “It is the contributors’ responsibility to ensure that all submitted code is either original or GPL-3.0-compatible.”
I agree Niri doesn’t have a usable anti LLM policy as of today. But there are still other desktops!
E.g. the river compositor has this policy: https://codeberg.org/river/river#strict-no-llm-no-ai-policy
which one? I haven’t heard of River before. the repo says it’s only a compositor and needs a window manager, and kwm seems to be the most popular River-compatible window manager, and it doesn’t have a policy unless you count “It is the contributors’ responsibility to ensure that all submitted code is either original or GPL-3.0-compatible.”
Sadly, some river WMs aren’t anti AI. But some are, e.g. this one: https://codeberg.org/beansprout/beansprout Or this one: https://codeberg.org/sivecano/rhine