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Xmonad, though most people have moved on to other window managers at this point.
by colordrops 2y ago
Xmonad, though most people have moved on to other window managers at this point.
- mbwgh 2y agoNot me, because I hate change!
- ulrikrasmussen 2y agoI still use it, it's the main reason I don't want to switch to Wayland. Everything looks and feels like it did 15 years ago, it's great!
- internet_points 2y agohttps://github.com/waymonad/waymonad https://github.com/waymonad/waymonad (no idea if it's usable)
- cap11235 2y agoThere are stronger reasons to avoid wayland. It's a protocol that manages to have all implementations slightly different, and creating an EGL context per the glxgears results in a hard crash, both with AMD and NVIDIA cards. I assume I messed up the EGL context, but why does my entire desktop need to crash? Xkill is a much better UX, and that's kinda sad. An Xorg app failing dramatically doesn't murder my desktop session
- ulrikrasmussen 2y agoAs a user I also just don't care because X11 satisfies all my needs, and I have never really understood why we needed to change the stack.
- bekantan 2y agoStill on XMonad, what are some good alternatives?
- internet_points 2y agoIf you want to stay in the land of monads there is https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula?tab=readme-ov-file https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula?tab=readme-ov-file "a VR window manager for Linux". Should've been called MetaMonad ;) but I guess that was already taken by the phylum metamonada, don't want to get on their bad side.