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Tried it on Arch with i3 a year (maybe more) ago. Wasn't really usable back then, switched back to X11. For embedded applications I'd probably start with Waylan

by oytis 6y ago

Tried it on Arch with i3 a year (maybe more) ago. Wasn't really usable back then, switched back to X11. For embedded applications I'd probably start with Wayland, but yeah, for my host machine I'm not motivated enough to be more than a mere user.

Macha 6y ago
Were you running i3 in xwayland? I thought that legacy WMs were inherently tied to X, hence author of this post's own project, Sway
- oytis 6y ago
  Yes, probably it was xwayland, you're right. At least I can remember it _almost_ working, but not quite, so there should have been something.
the_duke 6y ago
You might have confused something here. i3 is a X11 window manager and has no Wayland support at all. Sway is a Wayland compositor that closely resembles i3.
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