> it's definitely the case for Niri No, it doesn't seem that way. The Niri manual says each monitor has an independent set of workspaces. In XMonad there is on

> it's definitely the case for Niri No, it doesn't seem that way. The Niri manual says each monitor has an independent set of workspaces. In XMonad there is one shared set for all monitors, but each monitor independently shows one of those workspaces. (If the user tries to show on monitor A the workspace currently visible on monitor B the two monitors swap their workspaces.)