Miracle-WM 0.4 Enhances i3-IPC Support for Better Integration
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Miracle-WM, a new Wayland compositor featuring a tiling window manager at its core, rooted in the foundations of Ubuntu’s Mir display server, has just rolled out its latest version, 0.4.
The most prominent addition in the new release is its expanded i3-IPC support. Although a few features, such as marks or window selection, are still on the roadmap, this new release already covers most i3 IPC requests and commands.
As a result, applications relying on i3 IPC—like Waybar and other nwg-shell components—will now integrate more naturally with Miracle-WM, allowing users to enjoy a more seamless and intuitive desktop experience.
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Miracle-wm 0.4 continues to make inroads in fleshing out its support for i3 IPC, vital work needed to make sure popular tools like waybar, nwg-shell, etc work well as well here as they do in Sway, i3, hyprland, et al.
Workspace improvements aplenty make it in, also. Workspaces can be assigned names and those names relayed to shell components, while new commands make it easier for users to change workspaces and/or move containers to workspaces.
And there’s been a big focus on addressing ‘issues around stability and performance’ to the extent that it’s said to be ‘pretty usable as a daily driver’.