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Hyprland provided you're not on Nvidia
I use it on Nvidia on both of my machines and it's not exactly what I'd call stable, recently updated my system and both of my machines broke in some way
Laptop can't launch VScode now, desktop gets jitters when running certain games
That said the latter was an Nvidia driver regression that I believe has a fix in the works now
It's crazy how far this extends. I have fewer problems on my 5k atom series laptop GPU/CPU after fooling with a few of the settings than with an nvidia 2k card.
No issues with either full Intel or amd stacks a decade old.