rex design principle: let the compositor handle windows, terminal handles only panes
seatedro · x · 2026-11-07
seatedro explains the design principle behind the rex tiling WM client: let the compositor handle windows while the terminal only manages panes — a clean separation of responsibilities when integrating with Hyprland-style tiling window managers.
Related event: Dev Showcases rex Terminal Client Integrated with Hyprland Tiling WM(2 posts)→
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