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Wayland or X11? Why?
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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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Honestly, I never heard of it before, so I checked to see what it is. I wrote a pretty neat config for my i3wm and to this day am so comfortable with it that I would never change it.
From my understanding after a look, it is pretty much i3wm for Wayland. If my config works well with it, I might give it a shot.
Supposedly it works with unmodified i3wm config files, though I haven't tested that myself.