XMonad Development Team Seeks Developer for Wayland Port
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clircle
A respectable bake. You'd come back tomorrow for another.
Summary
The XMonad development team (Tomáš, Tony, Yecine, and the author) has been collecting financial contributions for two years to fund a port of the XMonad window manager to Wayland. They now have sufficient monthly funding to pay someone for this work but are struggling to find a qualified developer. They mention an existing project that is outdated and buggy, using an old version of wlroots.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledWe on the XMonad devteam have been collecting contributions for the past two years with an eye toward paying someone to work on a port of XMonad to Wayland
We think we now have enough contributions coming in monthly to pay for someone to work with us on it
Problem is, we have no idea who can do this
There is an existing project but it's badly bitrotted, including using a very old and buggy version of wlroots
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