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> xmonad is really really good. Especially how it handles workspaces on multiple monitors This is the reaon I use XMonad, and I hate how this one design choice
by kqr 1y ago
> xmonad is really really good. Especially how it handles workspaces on multiple monitors
This is the reaon I use XMonad, and I hate how this one design choice that only one window manager has gotten right is what locks me into X11. If anyone ever learns of a non-X11 window manager that handles workspaces on multiple monitors the XMonad way, contact me!
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- rootnod3 1y agoI got good and bad news: my own WM did it Xmonad style, but I have not updated it in years. If there is enough request I might revive it (also X11 though, so not fitting the bill). See https://github.com/Kintaro/wtftw https://github.com/Kintaro/wtftw It handles screens the exact same way Xmonad does, because it was modeled after Xmonad. The config is entirely done in Rust, so it allows for a lot of hackability. On reload, the config gets compiled to a dynamic library and the WM restarts itself, passing the current window IDs to itself to "reload". But I was meaning to pick up a new project in 2026 for myself. So maybe a CL based Wayland WM with an Xmonad style?
- kqr 1y agoWell, if you do get around to it, I might just be your first user!