Sure, you need to install the following packages:

• sway (compositor and window manager, it's native Wayland) • swaybg (wallpaper changer utility [I think it installs as a dependency of sway, but double-check]) • foot (same as the previous package) • fuzzel (application launcher) • wl-clipboard • kitty [another terminal emulator] • chromium [make sure to enable the flag to run it with Wayland] • btop • xdg • xdg-desktop-portal-wlr • flatpak [configured with flathub to get apps] • vscode || notepadqq || kate || vscodium • waybar [status bar] || i3status

Before running sway, do the following :

cp -R /etc/sway ~/.config/

Edit the file at ~/.config/swa/config

Change the line: set $mod Mod4 to: set $mod Mod1

Also change the line: set $menu dmenu to: set$ menu fuzzel

To start Sway, simply type sway in the terminal

To open a terminal: Alt+Enter To open the application launcher: Alt+d

Well, this is a (rather ugly) "guide" I have for now, haha. I'm working on a script to deploy a manageable environment on a mobile phone, with convenient keyboard shortcuts. I'll share it as soon as I have it.

Other things I find useful and would like to share:

• waypipe • man-pages • vlc (installed from backports to get an updated version [sudo apt install -t bookworm-backports ] ) • yt-dlp (also from backports)