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To mitigate those concerns, a number of so called KWin scripts were created by the awesome community to provide benefits of tiling window managers and KDE Plasma integration. For the time being, one of the best ones of these was Krohnkite KWin script. However, just when the world needed its maintainer the most, he vanished. Some time has passed, and I created a fork called Bismuth. Although, a couple of improvements were made over Krohnkite, for example Wayland support, it has a lot to learn from other similar projects, like Pop Shell.
I don't want to steal users from Bismuth so I suggest you try to get it to work with that, but if it turns out that that's not possible, let me know and I'll consider adding the option of an include/exclude list in my Tile Gaps script.
I'll look into the stance of Void Linux on npm and get fiddling with a template.
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