"Hyprland. Other than the missing "e," what makes this so special? First off, it's a relatively newish Linux desktop. Second, it's not so much a desktop as it is a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor (aka "window manager"). Third, it's a perfect combination of modernity and old-school Linux desktops that makes it appealing to users of all sorts... even the average user."
"Dynamic Tiling, which automatically arranges windows in a "dwindle" or "master-stack" layout Plenty of eye-candy, including built-in blur, shadows, animated windows, and rounded corners Design specifically for Wayland for more modern features and security Configuration via a single, easy-to-read configuration file (Hyprland.conf) that updates in real time Lightweight and efficient, so it runs on both older and modern hardware Support for a robust plugin system"
Hyprland is a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor that emphasizes keyboard-driven workflow while still allowing some mouse actions. It provides dynamic tiling layouts such as dwindle and master-stack, along with built-in visual effects including blur, shadows, animated windows, and rounded corners. Hyprland is designed specifically for Wayland, offering modern features, improved security, and a lightweight footprint suitable for older and modern hardware. Configuration is handled through a single Hyprland.conf file that updates in real time. A robust plugin system extends functionality. Installation on arbitrary distributions can be challenging, and default installations often produce basic, unattractive configurations that require additional setup.
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