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For a while, KDE supported using i3 as the window manager. So you got the whole "plasma desktop" for things like volume controls and locking, etc but then you g
by dahfizz 6y ago
For a while, KDE supported using i3 as the window manager. So you got the whole "plasma desktop" for things like volume controls and locking, etc but then you get i3 for managing windows. That's the beauty of software with a focused scope.
I haven't tried to set it up in a while, I'm sure you could get the same setup running with sway under wayland with some effort.