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From River and Niri to Sway: discovering the i3-compatible Wayland compositor that finally solves screen sharing, multi-DPI displays, and workspace organization through tabbed/stacked layouts.
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Discovering Niri after hitting River's tag limitations: a scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor with infinite horizontal canvas that never resizes your windows.- Published on
A comprehensive guide to understanding window managers on Arch Linux, exploring different types from tiling to stacking WMs, and diving deep into our choice of River for an efficient desktop workflow.- Published on
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A personal journey through two months of daily Arch Linux usage, documenting discoveries, challenges, and the learning curve from May to July 2025.