Showcase / Discussion — Building a highly customizable hybrid (stacking + tiling) Window Manager in Rust, Looking for feedback and early testers.

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on a passion project lately, and I think some of you might find it interesting. I'm developing a hybrid window manager completely from scratch, using Rust as the primary language.

What makes it different?

My main goal is absolute, compromise-free customization. I want to build something that bridges the gap between different worlds. The idea is that a user can fully tailor the WM to their liking:

Make it work with compositors like picom or integrate with kwin.

Customize the look and feel to mimic Hyprland, Niri, or dwm.

Keep it incredibly simple if preferred (e.g., a clean monochromatic theme or restricting the layout to display only specific apps).

I’m trying to push the boundaries of total freedom, allowing tweaks to elements that are usually hardcoded or locked down in other window managers.

Current Status & Extensibility:

Right now, it's a functional prototype, and I'm developing it solo. While the core is written in Rust, I'm planning to support extensibility using other languages (like C++, C#, or Ruby) where Rust might feel like overkill for quick user configurations.

Looking for your thoughts!

Since it's still an early prototype, I would absolutely love to get some feedback, feature ideas, or bug reports from the community. If you love tinkering with WMs and want to check out the code or test it, you are more than welcome!, dont forget to have own time and freedom in testing!

(i yet not will put wm in public access bc i still delevoping his first prototype and i waiting for positive answers before publish, after creating a first prototype - i publish him into GitHub)