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Wearewaylandnow
This repository contains the source for wearewaylandnow.com, an opinionated site about the Wayland desktop environment.

About Wearewaylandnow
This GitHub repository holds the source files for wearewaylandnow.com, described by its author as an opinionated site about the Wayland desktop environment. It contains the content, layouts, static assets and src directories used to build the site, along with configuration and linting files. The README gives build instructions: Hugo 0.78+ and NodeJS 12 with npm or yarn, after which hugo server -D serves a local development copy at http://localhost:1313. The maintainer invites issues and pull requests from people who disagree with the content or think something is missing, and links to an Arch Linux subreddit discussion of the site.
Key features
- Source files for the wearewaylandnow.com opinionated Wayland site
- Builds with Hugo 0.78+ and NodeJS 12 via npm or yarn
- Local development server runs at http://localhost:1313
- Feedback and changes handled through GitHub issues and pull requests
- Repository includes content, layouts, src and static directories
- Site text is written in English
- Open-source repository, so the site source can be read and reused
- Maintainer explicitly welcomes issues and pull requests with disagreements or missing content
- README documents prerequisites and the steps to build and run the site locally
- Content is presented as an opinionated answer rather than a neutral reference
- Building the site requires Hugo 0.78+ and NodeJS 12 with npm or yarn
- It is the website source only, not a Wayland compositor or desktop configuration tool
Wearewaylandnow at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Desktop Customization
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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