After 25 years of using different environments I landed on niri and generally it's been really good.

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niri is a scrollable tiled window compositor for Wayland that offers fast performance, flexible window management with scrolling/tiling/floating modes, tab groups, multiple workspaces, flawless multi-monitor support, and seamless X11 app compatibility through XWayland. The demo covers key features including window scaling, workspace navigation, ALT-TAB overview, window resizing, tabs, floating windows, configuration options, auto-reload, window rules, theming, and keybindings. It's optimized for keyboard, mouse, and trackpad use with drag/drop and screensharing support.

How Is niri This Good? Live Demo + Config — Nick Janetakis

solution for plebs who only have 1 monitor and stubbornly want to have apps maximized

Icewm still snappier than any of this hot garbage

Does anyone has experience with both niri and hyprland?..I am wonder if someone could give us proper comparison? 🙂