Miracle is a Wayland tiling window manager built on Mir
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Warning

: This project is a work in progress. Only use if you are willing to encounter some paper cuts along the way. If you are willing to lend your time to find/fix bugs or submit proposals for new features, it is greatly appreciated.

About

miracle is a wayland tiling window manager based on Mir. The tiling features are very sway/i3-like, but will diverge in some important ways in the future. See the roadmap section below for the current status and direction.

miracle in action miracle in action

Install

sudo snap install miracle-wm --edge --classic

Usage

See the user guide for information on how to use the miracle window manager.

Building

From Source:

git clone https://github.com/mattkae/miracle.git
cd miracle

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
./bin/miracle-wm

Snap:

cd miracle-wm
snapcraft
sudo snap install --dangerous miracle-wm_*.snap

Running

On login:

Once installed, you may select the "Miracle WM" option from your display manager before you login (e.g. GDM or LightDM). In most environments, this presents itself as a little "settings" button after you select your name.

Hosted:

To run the window manager as a window in your current desktop session, simply run:

WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-98 miracle-wm

Note that this is only useful if you want to test-drive the window manager or do some development on it for yourself.