Hyprland

“Hyprland on archlinux is crazy customizable, but it's a far cry from what we should expect from a customizable and accessible system”

“omarchy foundation itself seems to be funding projects like Hyprland/Quickshell/mise”

“somehow he has a multiyear sponsorship to work on Hyprland fulltime”

“Hyperland being funded for 3 years benefits all distros and users that rely on it”

“Hyprland makes my ultrawide monitor actually a useful replacement for dual monitors.”

“Being hyprland keybinding skilled removes a lot of the desktop interaction surface, it's a worthwhile investment.”

“at the time hyperland wasn't an option (i don't remember). I know it is now.”

“Hyprland gets out of the way and really lets me build the desktop environment I want.”

“Anything that gets hyprland on more devices is a beautiful thing in my book”

“You cant have floating windows constantly in front on mac like you have on hyprland.”

“What I like about Niri and hyprland is that I don't need to think about where windows open and about positioning them.”

“The biggest drawback of wayland/hyprland/etc is just how much bullshit one has to wade through for a working desktop.”

“I'm glad we're over the days of binde, bindd, bindl, and other magic-letters-at-end-of-commands, but there are cases were it feels verbose without benefit.”

“After 3 or 4 breaking changes over the years, I decided I'd rather use some other desktop environment honestly”

“Now it's all a single simple lua function and 3x as fast... I think this change is great.”

“If you look at hyprland config, you can see why they went with it.”

“Hyprland is much more "build your workspace with legos" so having a full lang like lua makes sense”

“Much more configurable for things like VRR/tearing and other precise tweaks”

“Hyprland does ship breaking changes, you can update your system into an unrecognizable mess.”

“Did dhh provide a recipe to install hyprland properly without having to install a full "distribution"?”

“seems to be the only wayland based keyboard-forward WM that has good nvidia support”

“It's the fastest, most flow-like window manager experience I've found yet.”

“I can inspect and conditionally move windows around, change display color temp”

“Hyprland is pretty dope, but Ive personally always enjoyed more minimal window mangers”

“Tiling merely changes the idiosyncrasies, and I say this as someone who primarily uses them.”

“Hyperland + multiple monitors + TUIs like this make my workflow quite futuristic.”

“IMO Arch Linux / Hyprland is the best choice for VIM keyboard warriors.”

“I would prefer to use Arch / Hyrprland, kernel support for cgroups, etc.”

“Hyprland doesn't have even the most rudimentary ability to restore windows but it was almost rock solid when it came to coming out of sleep.”

“Because of hyprland. There aren't many alternatives with hyprland (or niri) preconfigured for you”

“which has the tiling you get with Hyprland but without the overly complex configuration”

“wayland projects like plasma, hyprland, sway etc are very much not failed”

“I'm slowly building my Hyprland config in Clojure using babashka.”

“Hyprland is actually engineering something great and making it free software.”

“I personally like hyprland but a big part of that is it's the first tiling window manager I managed to get key combos to my liking”

“attempting to use a tiling/dynamic WM like hyprland, sway, river, anything that depends on wlroots did not work well”

“Taking a look at Niri and hyperland, it's hard to feel satisfied with the UI of MacOS.”

“I am using a mix of sway and hyprland utensils for everything and I couldn't be happier.”

“There are tons of people happily running mixed DPI setups with -at least- wlroots based compositors”

“the gaming support (VRR, HDR), among other things is much more straightforward”