MangoWC version 0.18.4 has been released, featuring a single new option called monocle_no_radius and several bug fixes targeting edge-case issues. This release marks the fifth in the 0.18.x series, with the project maintaining a rapid development pace of approximately one version per week. The changes primarily address bugs related to focus tracking, scratchpad behavior, monitor history, and popup handling, while the new monocle option modifies window corner styling. MangoWC continues to carve out its niche as a lightweight, user-friendly Wayland compositor, emphasizing stability and practical usability, while rejecting AI-generated pull requests to maintain code integrity

MangoWC 0.18.4 Adds Monocle Option, Clears Bug Fixes

MangoWC 0.18.4 shipped today with a terse one-line changelog sitting behind 11 commits that touch 26 files. Most of the changes chase down edge-case bugs around focus tracking, scratchpads, monitor history, and popup menus, while a single monocle_no_radius config knob is the only genuine feature. It marks the fifth release in the 0.18.x series, part of a blistering roughly one-version-a-week cadence for the one-person project behind the wlroots-based compositor. The project, which has grown to around 3,900 GitHub stars, also maintains an explicit policy that rejects AI-generated pull requests even as it packages for a wide range of Linux distributions.

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