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I also tried that too. Bismuth and all the other ones.
There were some that were actually okay tbh, but they are still janky, like they aren't supposed to exist. In that regard, KDE (Kwin) is even worse than Gnome (Mutter), at least bug wise and in my own experience.
They all felt like I am using a tractor to drive to work. They work, yes, but I think I will get a better experience on something that was designed from the ground up to work like that.
I wanna let floating WMs do their thing, and tiling WMs do theirs.
Edit: The best one was Polonium, but it was very buggy and I couldn't even close or move windows graphically. The documentation didn't help too.