[xwiz]

Looks like a great project. I'm a big TWM fan, so I would also like to direct attention to my daily driver, Niri. https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri

[stevefolta]

Another interesting one is Scroll, a scrolling-tiling fork of Sway: https://github.com/dawsers/scroll/

[christophilus]

Niri has been my daily driver for a while now. It’s excellent and keeps getting better.

[aquariusDue]

Same here (on Fedora), coupled with Kando (which recently got Niri support) for mouse gestures, shortcuts and macros it's a total powerhouse.

Sadly I can't seem to find a config I like for waybar, if anyone has any tips or dotfiles please share them!

[lll-o-lll]

Niri is pretty, but I find sway to be faster. Hotkeys and instant switch is just better (for me). I will continue to experiment, but sway feels more productive currently.

[cycomanic]

You can disable animations in Niri, which makes switching instantaneous. Since switching from sway to niri (with a minor detour via hyprland), I found that Niri's scrolling tiling matches much more closely how I work with windows.

As a side note, I found that Niri uses less battery for me than both sway and hyprland.

[the_gipsy]

I feel the opposite! Everything just works, and so ever fast!

[Babkock]

Niri is awesome!

[theycallhermax]

niri's nice too. I used to daily drive it, but I don't remember why I stopped using it. Nowadays, I just WM hop, I've used Hyprland, labwc, and Pop Shell with GNOME so far, but dwl looks promising to me.