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I want a tiling WM like hyprland to become a full DE with all the softwares installed together at once, some presets and settings instead of config files, so I don't loose any more time tweaking it forever.
@visnudeva perhaps look into the EndeavorOS Sway community edition. It's pretty sweet!
Will do, i used archcraft, great distro too.
This with Nvidia support :(
I used hyprland for a year with Nvidia support without tweaking it.
Yeah, I tried Hyprland but never really felt alright coming from KDE because I don't have the skill learning all config apps like eww or wayfire Panel etc.
A community workshop thing like KDE does would be even more awesome.
I used hyprland for a year or so, made config files (which are on GitHub) and I loved it but it takes so much time and effort. So now I am on KDE and it is alright.
Keep an eye on Pop's Cosmic desktop. Even the current customized gnome version is a nice tiling DE.
Yeah, it is gnome with tiling, it is not the same as a tiling manager.
Have look at nwg https://github.com/nwg-piotr/nwg-shell
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