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I saw some people talking about niri just recently and plan to give that a try soon.
I'm sure I missed something important because I picked it from the list in sddm and went to black screen without any TTYs to switch to. project for another day alas
happy user here. you can actually see where you left stuff that was too much to fit your screen in your current workspace. it comes pretty natural to grasp compared to traditional tiling managers.