Roadmap: where v0.1 is, the honest gaps, and what's next (multi-monitor first)

[Neftedollar]

This is the working roadmap as of v0.1.1 (2026-07-02) — what exists, what's missing, and what's next. It summarizes the docs and CONTRIBUTING, and it's honest about the gaps. Comment to argue priorities — that's what this thread is for.

Where we are (v0.1.1)

• Tiling on a single primary output: workspaces 1–9 with per-workspace layouts, tall/wide/bsp/grid/full plus custom F#-defined layouts (worked plugin example), floating & fullscreen, window rules, undo/redo of arrangements.
• Config as compiled F# with machine-aware Type Providers, hot-reload with last-good fallback.
• Effects via scenefx: blur, rounded corners, macOS-style shadows, animations; dynamic time-of-day .heic wallpapers; all live-tunable over the socket.
• The control socket: full state as JSON, semantic commands, wtfctl tools manifest, opt-in wtfctl ask.
• Crash containment: session wrapper → bounded restart → safe mode → greeter, full logs with backtraces.
• 786 xUnit/FsCheck tests on the pure core; CI matrix (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, openSUSE) doing build → install → headless boot → IPC smoke per commit; prebuilt self-contained releases (x86_64/aarch64 tarballs + .deb).

The honest gaps

Gap	Status
Multi-monitor tiling	Not there. Outputs hotplug safely, but workspaces don't span or move across monitors. Top roadmap item.
Super+drag move/resize of floating windows	Not yet — a grab can only start from a client's own move/resize request.
NVIDIA	Untested (author + CI pool are Mesa: AMD/Intel/software GL). Needs GLES2-through-GBM; reports wanted, success or failure.
wlroots 0.19	We vendor 0.18. Migration is isolated to compositor/ + the two build scripts by design.
Screenshots/GIFs in docs	Embarrassing but true: none yet. Coming.
Hardware coverage	One daily-driver machine plus CI. Beta means beta.

Next, roughly in order

1. Multi-monitor — the brain's World model needs a per-output dimension, the shim needs per-output arrange paths. Design input welcome before code: if you run 2–3 monitors, describe your workflow in this thread.
2. wlroots 0.19 migration.
3. Packaging — AUR (PKGBUILD draft exists), Fedora COPR (spec exists), Nix/openSUSE wanted.
4. Interactive polish — Super+drag, more layouts, bar/omnibox theming.

No dates — this ships from one person's evenings, and pretending otherwise would break the project's transparency rule. What's listed as next is what actually gets worked on next.

How to move something up

Comment here with your use case, or open an issue. "17 people need X" beats "X would be nice" — real workflows change the ordering.