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I tried Fedora Sway Atomic last week. It didn’t go well.
https://urbanists.social/@markstos/111874604874920740
Yeah I had a similar experience when logging on to Sway - I had no clue what to do. Did you ever figure out how to bring up a menu or launcher? All I could do after googling was launch a terminal
Sway cheatsheet
But I went back to Plasma..
Thanks for that. Now that I know the launcher shortcut I will give it another go