We all love tiling window managers and most of all we love xmonad. As you may know, wayland is trying to replace X11.
This brings problems for us, since xmonad will not work with the new architecture.
This project is intended to provide a wayland based desktop which shares the ideals and experience from xmonad.
If you need to lock your session: swaylock should work perfectly fine. Currently that's not set up in any automatic way though.
Swaybg should work, and my waymonad-clients has a somewhat usable background application.
- There is barely any documentation so unless you are familiar with Haskell (and preferably xmonad) this may be rather hard to get comfortable with.
To test this, you need wlroots
installed.
This currently only builds with the new-build
feature of cabal-install. stack
is (not yet) supported.
- git clone --recursive https://github.com/ongy/waymonad
- cd waymonad
[PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig] cabal new-build
- Configure wlroots with:
meson build --prefix=<your prefix>
- ninja -C build install
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=<your prefix>/lib/pkgconfig cabal new-build
- cabal new-haddock
- A straight upgrade path
- A reimplementation of xmonad
- A full implementation containing DRM and other backends
- Implemented in Haskell
- predictable layouting
- based on the compositor library wlroots