Qtile
A tiling window manager written in Python, originally designed for X11 and later extended with a Wayland backend through wlroots. Configuration is written directly in Python, allowing users to define layouts, keybindings, and widgets programmatically. Qtile provides dynamic tiling layouts, multiple monitors and workspaces, and an extensible bar system. It targets users who prefer configuring their environment in a general-purpose programming language rather than a dedicated configuration format.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Qtile is a tiling window manager designed for X11, and later added Wayland backend support through libraries such as wlroots, but the Wayland backend's feature completeness and stability often lag behind the X11 backend.
After the user switched from a traditional tiling manager (Qtile) to the combination of Niri plus Dux Shell, the configuration files were finalized about two weeks after the switch, and have basically not been modified since then for nearly a year.
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Qtile is a tiling window manager designed for X11, and later added Wayland backend support through libraries such as wlroots, but the Wayland backend's feature completeness and stability often lag behind the X11 backend.
50%UnverifiedAfter the user switched from a traditional tiling manager (Qtile) to the combination of Niri plus Dux Shell, the configuration files were finalized about two weeks after the switch, and have basically not been modified since then for nearly a year.
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