Yes, Hyperland can work with XFCE on Gentoo Linux. Hyperland is a modern Wayland compositor that aims to provide a high-

Yes, Hyperland can work with XFCE on Gentoo Linux. Hyperland is a modern Wayland compositor that aims to provide a high-performance and user-friendly experience. XFCE is a lightweight desktop environment that is known for its simplicity and efficiency.

To get Hyperland running on XFCE in Gentoo, you would typically need to:

Here are some general steps you might follow:

First, ensure you have the necessary packages installed. You can do this using `emerge`:

sudo emerge --ask x11-wm/hyperland x11-apps/wlroots x11-libs/libdecor x11-themes/xfce-base xfce-extra/xfce4-terminal

If you're using SDDM as your display manager, you'll need to configure it to use Wayland:

sudo nano /etc/sddm.conf

In the `[Autologin]` section, add or modify the following line:

Session=wayland

XFCE should be compatible with Wayland out of the box. You can start XFCE under Wayland by running:

xfce4-session --display=:0.0

If you encounter any issues, make sure that your system is properly configured to use Wayland and that all dependencies are correctly installed.

Ensure that your kernel is configured with support for Wayland.
Check the logs for any errors or warnings during startup.
If you're using a different display manager, consult its documentation on how to configure it for Wayland.

By following these steps, you should be able to run Hyperland alongside XFCE on Gentoo Linux.