Why not run a virtual x session and run Xmonad inside it?
Wouldn't be lightweight or ..say.. easily GPU accelerated, but should work with some plumbing effort.
Wouldn't be lightweight or ..say.. easily GPU accelerated, but should work with some plumbing effort.
This gives you the advantage of Wayland's modern display stack and no legacy Xorg code while still running a classic X11 window manager.
The main downside is you have to run all X11-compatible apps, it's unable to manage any Wayland-native applications. But, X11 apps aren't going away any time soon, just the display server.
This is not accurate. It runs quite a lot of legacy Xorg code actually, just without the input and video drivers.
I see the previous submissions, but there's just crickets in the comments.