I need extremely small tiling windows, say something with only a width/height of 10px. However, by experimentation I found that my window manager Sway (and likely also i3) has a hard-coded minimum height of 60px and minimum width of 100px.

So, dear Linux gurus, do you know of a window manager with configurable minimum tiling window size? Or with no minimum at all? Bonus point for running natively on Wayland.

  • tal@lemmy.today
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    1 year ago

    For the burn-in part, I don’t know about Wayland, but with X11, I’m pretty sure that you can use RANDR – see the xrandr command – to entirely slice part of the screen away. Like, you don’t need to put dummy windows there or whatever, and that’ll work with any WM.

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      1 year ago

      Cool, thanks! Look like there are things like xrandr for Wayland with this functionality. the burn-in is not so bad right now but I’ll keep this in mind.