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I don't think any of Windows 10 window managers is swappable so anything you will run on top will mean significant friction and loss of usability. I think Cygw
by tener 10y ago
I don't think any of Windows 10 window managers is swappable so anything you will run on top will mean significant friction and loss of usability.
I think Cygwin is already using Pacman so perhaps you can get it to work without root on Ubuntu and hence on Windows 10.
- petecox 10y agoFrom the screenshot, all this seems to be doing is running an X server, so it should be trivial to switch from Unity to i3, Xmonad or whatever. The next level of integration would be running X11 fullscreen and then launching Windows programs inside that environment. e.g. Word 2016 launched and managed from the Unity launcher.