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Nice, I’m one of the 4 people who use Wayfire. I really like it and it fits my workflow perfectly. Happy to see it getting some updates!
4? You're joined by every single raspbian OS user on the latest version ;)
Didn’t know that!
The latest release made the switch from xOrg to Wayland under Wayfire :) Looks very snappy on the Pi 5!
Very cool :)