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Gunther Nikl <gnikl@justmail.de> writes:

>> - well, you need a compositor:
>>   - there's Sway https://github.com/swaywm/sway which has FreeBSD 
>> support and it's already in a sort of user friendly state (for
>> advanced users :D)
[...]
> This looks bit more involved. Thank you for these instructions! I think
> this will help me get started.

Maybe try x11-wm/sway then. It has X11 enabled by default, so sway
itself can run on Xserver and sway can run apps via Xwayland.