I do not use them and I have no plan to switch to Wayland anytime
soon. Xorg works better for me and I like bspwm/herbstluftwm much
more than whatever currently exists on Wayland.
At best, a switch to Wayland will give me the same experience I
already have. It makes no sense for me to bother with such an
exercise.
I have used HerbstluftWM in the past. In short: it feels very familiar
to someone coming from bspwm, though it is different in how it handles
monitors/workspaces. Today I switched back to it again because I got an
ultrawide 2560x1080 display as part of a temporary exchange. It is fun
experimenting with this setup!
The bspwm configs continue to work as intended. But I have abstracted
away its sxhkd, polybar, and Xmodmap components, as well as a couple of
shell scripts. Those are now part of the xorg-twm stow package, which
is shared by bswpm and herbstluftwm.
The delight script now covers herbstluftwm as well. It underwent some
refinements, though I still plan to optimise a few things.
Remove the old notice. In its stead add a proper description of what my
custom desktop session is about. More importantly, provide crucial
information about my free/libre book: "Prot's Dots For Debian (PDFD)".
Users who wish to reproduce my custom desktop session are expected to
read PDFD and work with its bespoke code repo ("Code for PDFD"):
https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/cpdfd. CPDFD is a clone of my dotfiles
that only tracks its latest fixed release.
For the releases, use `git`:
~/dotfiles $ git tag --list
v1.0.0.pdfd_rc1
The picture demos are now in a separate repository:
https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/dotfiles-screenshots
Update the README with notice on when the book will be published. Plus
links to image and video demos.