Post #4401515
2026-04-01 21:10 UTC
@fd93@fosstodon.org
Good to know, I may try that as well.
It is "Back to Xorg" though. This sort of feature benefits from the absolute coordinate system that X gives you, that's why it was more common in the X era WMs.
I am not obsessed with Wayland, and think the advantages are far less clear now that it is having to actually support a real and broad set of use cases. However, it it where the momentum is, which is important.
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@fd93@fosstodon.org 2026-04-02 04:31
@oschonrock@mastodon.social Awesome in particular has the problem that its config is scripted and you need to write your own configs. It's not as accessible as sway or hyprland; qtile is a better comparison. Actually, qtile would probably be able to handle what you need, but again you'll be writing your own config.