ElricHad to spend some time getting #awesomewm to work on Fedora 43. Figured I'd write down the fix until the maintainers can get it patched.
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Daisuke MuraseIntroducing #Yashiki: A new tiling window manager for macOS.
If you miss #River or #AwesomeWM on your Mac, this is for you.
It features tag-based workspace management and an external layout engine (plugin system), heavily inspired by the River philosophy.
I built this over the weekend because I needed something closer to my Linux workflow.
https://typester.dev/blog/2026/01/18/yashiki-window-manager
#macOS #WindowManager #RiverWM #AwesomeWM #Rustlang #TilingWM
Eugene 
@lymenzies It is AwesomeWM (https://awesomewm.org/) — it is configurable with Lua and has some batteries included. My configuration: https://codeberg.org/evgandr/dotfiles/src/branch/master/utils/awesome/.config/awesome
As a long-time #AwesomeWM and #River user on #Linux, I started a project called #AeroTag to extend #AeroSpace.
I’m super happy with the result. With this, I feel like I can finally live comfortably in the Mac world! ☺️
https://typester.dev/blog/2026/01/11/tag-based-workspace-management-with-aerospace
#rustlang #windowmanager #macos #tilingwm #emacs #opensource
bungling wafflerin love torturing my old underpowered hardware
#my-kindle-is-next->:3 #linux #termux #android #awesomewm #x11 #window-manager
@sysedit @tfb +1 for AwesomeWM, because it is awesome :-)
It has a rich enough library of widgets and other things, allowing to construct that user want — from usual WM with windows (default settings) to tiling WM.
It is like StumpWM, but with some batteries included (or maybe I'm just suck with Common Lisp, lol).
atopiaThe IPC interface is still buggy, but so far https://github.com/nferhat/fht-compositor (with quickshell) has been the smoothest experience in moving a basic version of my AwesomeWM workflow to Wayland in one evening. #wayland #wayland_vs_x11 #awesomewm #quickshell
SkullGamer205 
Funny, that #Libreboot in the #fastfetch output displayed as "CBET4000" — the same letters used for the word "Light" (свет) in Russian. So, I read this line as "LIGHT4000" 
