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"content": "Finally tested wayback with dwm on Slackware -current! 🎉\n\nwayback is a stub Wayland compositor that hosts a rootful Xwayland server, letting you run your full X11 setup unchanged on top of Wayland. Built from source, wrote a small launch script and dwm came up fine with st.\n\nStill experimental and needs some tweaking but the core concept works — keep your dwm, st and all your suckless tools, just drop Xorg underneath.\n\nIf you're a minimalist X11 user not ready to jump to a Wayland WM, keep an eye on this project!\n\nhttps://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayback/wayback\n\n#dwm #wayland #linux #suckless #slackware #xorg",
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