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My move to wayland: it's finally ready
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Hyprland is one of the ones I tried, and it may be closest to what I'm looking for. I've heard the community is extremely toxic, though. Software projects having "conmunities" is a relatively recent thing, for me, so it's not a big deal, but what's been your experience?
I don't follow said communities, I just stick to lemmy. I just use the software
Me too, mostly, but popping into a forum to ask questions is a thing. I stopped using bspwm largely because the one responsive person in the Matrix channel was a first-class self-righteous turd; that alone wouldn't have been so bae, but none of the admins called them on it, and, well, herbstluftwm turned out to be better software anyway. The hlwm community has avoided being toxic mainly by not existing, AFAICT.