v0.1.0 #129
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This is really cool, I will definitely try it out. |
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Here it is. The first real release, after five months of work. Let's do a recap for the occasion.
This is niri, a scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor inspired by PaperWM. Windows are tiled on an infinite horizontal strip that scrolls left and right. They don't "overflow" onto adjacent monitors. Opening a new window never resizes existing ones.
Despite this being the first release with plenty of things left to do, niri already packs a good number of features.
All the basics. It's a Wayland compositor, it shows windows, runs on a TTY, works with multiple monitors and mixed-GPU systems, supports HiDPI.
Dynamic workspaces like in GNOME, but per-monitor. Workspaces also remember which monitor they were on across monitor disconnects and reconnects.
Some of the important desktop component protocols like wlr-layer-shell and ext-session-lock.
A built-in screenshot UI. Press PrtSc, select a rectangle on a frozen screen, and press Space to copy the image to the clipboard and save to a file. Or screenshot one window with AltPrtSc.
Screencasting support through xdg-desktop-portal-gnome. Works with OBS, browsers, and others.
Fully live-reloading config.
Configurable layout: things like gaps, borders, struts, window sizes.
If you want to see niri in action, here's a video demo from the README.
niri.mp4
It's also worth mentioning that:
If you'd like to give niri a try, check the README for building and running instructions. There are also a few community-maintained packages:
Finally, we have a Matrix room. Feel free to drop by with a message.
Changes since v0.1.0-beta.1
This discussion was created from the release v0.1.0.
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