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Axyl – Linux distro for tiling window managers

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Axyl – Linux distro for tiling window managers

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Axyl - The distro for tiling WMs

axyl-os.github.io

Axyl is a window manager-centric distro built on top of Arch Linux. Choose from several tiling window managers - i3, bspwm, dwm, XMonad and more.

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yes, i believe we have to try it to really know more … maybe someone else will comment later on this post.
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