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Yeah but Hyprland window groups tend to eat each other with the dwindle layout
what do you mean by eat each other?
If you have two groups, and you accidentally start dragging a window (assuming you use the mouse at all, which I do) Hyprland will drag the entire group and merge it with the one it's hovering.
Now, imagine someone coming from Sway, who is used to rearranging individual windows by simply dragging them around without having to explicitly move them out of containers...
Hyprland wiki has detailed config options for this
... nope. Had to create the config option myself.
You are a legend. I must've not understood what you meant. Thanks for your contribution. I also apologise for not checking before answering.
Mind giving me some pointers? I've tried to look for a fix several times without success.