I am pleased to announce the KWinFT project and with it the first public release of its major open source offerings KWinFT and Wrapland, drop-in replacements for KDE’s window manager KWin and its accompanying KWayland library.
The KWinFT project was founded by me at the beginning of this year with the goal to accelerate the development significantly in comparison to KWin. Classic KWin can only be moved with caution, since many people rely on it in their daily computing and there are just as many other stakeholders. In this respect, at least for some time, I anticipated to be able to push KWinFT forward in a much more dynamic way.
This is a great concept, and will allow more experimentation and exciting new features in a place where this normally simply doesn’t make much sense.
Has the KWinFT project fixed the Wayland resume after suspend (sleep) issue? Other than that Wayland works fine on my KDE Neon.