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docs(readme): name both tiling modes (#89)

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author: bnema · 20d ago · 2026-10-02 19:26 UTC
committer: GitHub · 20d ago · 2026-10-02 19:26 UTC
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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ The config fits in your head: one `key = value` per line, every key has a defaul
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27	27		- Games. Fullscreen is exclusive: nothing is drawn above a fullscreen window but a locker, so it is scanned out directly, with tearing, VRR and explicit sync when the client asks for them. Wine runs natively on Wayland; Steam and other X11 clients run through xwayland-satellite. See [the performance path](#the-performance-path).
28	28		- HDR. HDR10 output on capable displays. HDR clients (games, browsers, video players) are shown at full range; SDR content is shown at a configured brightness.
29		-	- Column tiling. Up to `max-columns` windows share the screen, as in Sway; past that, columns scroll to the right, as in Niri. Limits are set per output or per workspace.
	29	+	- Column tiling. Columns scroll to the right, as in PaperWM and Niri, or stay on screen and split, as in Sway. Per output or per workspace.
30	30		- Workspaces. Numbered workspaces are created and removed as needed. Named workspaces declare their columns (width and command); NeferWL starts the commands and places each window.
31	31		- Multi-monitor. Each output has its own workspaces. When an output is unplugged its workspaces move to another one, and return when it is plugged back. Fractional scale per output.
32	32		- External clients. No built-in bar, launcher or notifications. Waybar, fuzzel, mako, nefercap, cliphist, swayidle, wlr-randr and input methods such as fcitx5 work through their standard protocols. See [Desktop integration](docs/desktop.md).


@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ The config fits in your head: one `key = value` per line, every key has a defaul
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27		- Games. Fullscreen is exclusive: nothing is drawn above a fullscreen window but a locker, so it is scanned out directly, with tearing, VRR and explicit sync when the client asks for them. Wine runs natively on Wayland; Steam and other X11 clients run through xwayland-satellite. See [the performance path](#the-performance-path).	27		- Games. Fullscreen is exclusive: nothing is drawn above a fullscreen window but a locker, so it is scanned out directly, with tearing, VRR and explicit sync when the client asks for them. Wine runs natively on Wayland; Steam and other X11 clients run through xwayland-satellite. See [the performance path](#the-performance-path).
28		- HDR. HDR10 output on capable displays. HDR clients (games, browsers, video players) are shown at full range; SDR content is shown at a configured brightness.	28		- HDR. HDR10 output on capable displays. HDR clients (games, browsers, video players) are shown at full range; SDR content is shown at a configured brightness.
29	-	- Column tiling. Up to `max-columns` windows share the screen, as in Sway; past that, columns scroll to the right, as in Niri. Limits are set per output or per workspace.	29	+	- Column tiling. Columns scroll to the right, as in PaperWM and Niri, or stay on screen and split, as in Sway. Per output or per workspace.
30		- Workspaces. Numbered workspaces are created and removed as needed. Named workspaces declare their columns (width and command); NeferWL starts the commands and places each window.	30		- Workspaces. Numbered workspaces are created and removed as needed. Named workspaces declare their columns (width and command); NeferWL starts the commands and places each window.
31		- Multi-monitor. Each output has its own workspaces. When an output is unplugged its workspaces move to another one, and return when it is plugged back. Fractional scale per output.	31		- Multi-monitor. Each output has its own workspaces. When an output is unplugged its workspaces move to another one, and return when it is plugged back. Fractional scale per output.
32		- External clients. No built-in bar, launcher or notifications. Waybar, fuzzel, mako, nefercap, cliphist, swayidle, wlr-randr and input methods such as fcitx5 work through their standard protocols. See [Desktop integration](docs/desktop.md).	32		- External clients. No built-in bar, launcher or notifications. Waybar, fuzzel, mako, nefercap, cliphist, swayidle, wlr-randr and input methods such as fcitx5 work through their standard protocols. See [Desktop integration](docs/desktop.md).