Check this out dudes,
Looks interesting.
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It’s only been just publicly announced.
Oh, you re updated ith everything Linux I guess !
It s 2 months old, pretty new .
Ah, makes sense, I don t follow unixporn, but some times I have a look.
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Thanks for sharing. I’ll take a look as soon as I’m sober enough. 
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@Dobbie03 Saw it at unixporn too. Looks interesting. Guess, i try it out in the next few days.
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So will I. Surprisingly I continue working on my useless sway menu script. 
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I’ve just read README. Given up.
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Ooh, very interesting, thanks for the heads-up 
Shame about the lack of UTF-8 support, slstatus doesn’t look good at all 
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No, no it doesn’t
It’s just the bullet points I use as separators but to change them I have to recompile the entire package
Yeah so many wm’s seemed to be based off dwm these days. At least its a quick compile (well I am assuming it is as dwm is quick and I had a feeling sara was based off dwm).
sara has half the codebase of dwm, which is an amazing achievement 
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Yeah I’ve been watching this project for a month or so. Tempted to have a play but I’m kinda tired of tiling wms atm and am having fun with kiss/sowm after a few years with dwm. There’s a few other floaters I’d like to try also. Nice project through.
I have never tried out Tiling/Stack Window Managers.
I just put MATE (or XFCE sometimes) and get on with my work. I do my keyboard bindings and shortcuts in MATE DE itself. Every kind of keyboard shortcut I want…I can easily do it. Custom shortcuts is also possible in MATE. I have this cool Drop down terminal using XFCE terminal whenever I press F12. Can be configured by using xfce4-terminal --drop-down. Switching to different workspace is also simple and everything can be configured.
With all this available for me, is Openbox/i3/dwm/bspwm etc still necessary?