@hexaheximal I'm sold 馃槄 https://ersei.net/en/blog/niri
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@pospi While I still primarily use GNOME, I used to use Sway as a secondary desktop before now switching to niri. I think niri is a *far* smoother and visually appealing compositor, although it scales windows up by default which really annoys me.
@hexaheximal gotta hand it to you, it's been a long time since I wanted to try something enough to compile it myself.
FWIW the dependency hell on #Ubuntu / #PopOS 22.04 only went as deep as: #Niri -> libinput; the rest was up-to-date enough to come straight from Synaptic.
@pospi alpine linux actually already has it packaged, but on my main laptop I used cargo deb to install it.
however, doing so wasn't even really that difficult. most of it was reading build errors and installing missing dependencies, but that only took a few minutes.
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