When I got back on Linux as a daily driver a year ago I knew I wanted to be on a tiling / dynamic window manager. I started with i3 and really like the keybind

When I got back on Linux as a daily driver a year ago I knew I wanted to be on a tiling / dynamic window manager. I started with i3 and really like the keybindings. A couple months later I found out about xmonad through general interest in the subject. I installed it, found someone's config to use i3 keybinds (which I was used to at that point) and had a lot of fun. It's definitely quick as heck and I like how compact the codebase is for edits. Plus, it gave me an excuse to learn some rudimentary Haskell. My visual setup is always SUPER minimal, as it comes out of the box. So that was nice. Unfortunately I had some serious trouble with X11 and an app my workflow relies on running in wine, so I switched to sway for Wayland (such as it is it fixed the issue). I know some folks from the xmonad community are trying to implement it over Wayland [0], and were it to come to fruition it would be a VERY welcome development. [0] https://discourse.haskell.org/t/xmonad-for-wayland-call-for-help/7812 https://discourse.haskell.org/t/xmonad-for-wayland-call-for-...