Designed for Linux power users, developers, and sysadmins, Niri continues to evolve as a premium alternative to traditional compositors like i3, Sway, and GNOME.
Key Features in Niri 25.05
1. New "Overview" Mode for Enhanced Workspace Navigation
Niri now includes an Overview feature, allowing users to zoom out and visualize all workspaces and windows at a glance—ideal for multitasking. Unlike traditional tiling managers, Niri retains pure keyboard-based navigation, making it a top choice for efficiency-focused professionals.
2. Advanced Window Management & Screencasting
Windowed fullscreen support – Better compatibility with apps like gaming clients and media players.
Improved screencasting – Optimized for streaming, recording, and remote collaboration.
Refined screenshot UI – Faster captures with enhanced editing options.
3. Performance & Input Customization
Efficient offscreen rendering – Reduces GPU load when managing background windows.
New input device settings – Fine-tune peripherals (mice, keyboards, tablets) for personalized workflows.
IPC (Inter-Process Communication) improvements – Smoother integration with other Linux tools.
Why Niri 25.05 Stands Out Among Wayland Compositors
With its scrollable-tiling approach, Niri bridges the gap between dynamic stacking and rigid tiling, offering:
✔ Fluid workspace transitions (no disruptive resizing)
✔ Keyboard-centric efficiency (minimal mouse dependency)
✔ Modern Wayland compatibility (better security & performance than X11)
For developers and IT professionals, Niri’s lightweight architecture makes it ideal for high-performance workstations, sysadmin tasks, and development environments.
How Niri Compares to Other Linux Compositors
| Feature | Niri 25.05 | i3/Sway | GNOME/KDE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scrollable Tiling | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No |
| Keyboard-First | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ❌ Partial |
| Wayland Native | ✅ Yes | ✅ (Sway) | ✅ Yes |
| Overview Mode | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ✅ (Activities) |
Final Thoughts: Who Should Use Niri?
Niri 25.05 is best suited for:
Linux power users seeking a keyboard-driven workflow
Developers needing efficient window management
Sysadmins who prefer lightweight, scriptable environments
For detailed changelogs and installation, visit the Niri GitHub repo.

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