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I am looking for tilling window manager for Wayland. Sadly I couldn't find any stable one yet. But SwayWM seems promising.
by 0xFFC 9y ago
I am looking for tilling window manager for Wayland. Sadly I couldn't find any stable one yet. But SwayWM seems promising.
- pimeys 9y agoRunning Xorg is still possible and it's not bad at all. With a recent Intel chipset it might be even faster right now. I'm all in for Wayland, but others than Gnome are not there yet.
- majewsky 9y agoI'm using Sway on my notebook, but I still have Plasma as a fallback. General window management works reasonably well, but some particular Wayland protocol extensions are missing (for example, relative pointer motion, without which games like Minecraft don't work).
- btschaegg 9y agoThis. It's easy to just hit C-M-F2 and start an Xorg server if necessary. And, until now, I've had to do that way more often because of bad GUI applications that ignore the possibility of there being a tiling WM instead of problems with wayland...