This is a fork of the MangoWC Wayland Compositor and Window Manager with a few added features and changes made that I found to be useful or necessary. All credit goes to the creator of MangoWC DreamMaoMao.
This build of MangoWC supports vertical stacking within the scroller layout, similar to how the Niri Wayland Compositor and Window Manager works. This means by binding the following actions in your ~/.config/mango/config.conf:
bind=Alt,comma,scroller_stack_left
bind=Alt,period,scroller_stack_right
You can automatically split/resize the window to the left (or right) of the currently selected window, and then move/tile the currently selected window below the window to its left (or right) via the scroller_stack_left (or *_right) option. Removing a window from a stack is triggered by invoking the action to stack in the opposite direction.
In your ~/.config/mango/config.conf, there is now a new option called stacker_loop that can be set to either 1 (true/enable) or 0 (false/disable), which looks like this:
stacker_loop=1
This option, when enabled, allows you to, when invoking either scroller_stack_left with no window left of the currently selected one or vice versa for scroller_stack_right, to loop around all windows to the other end and create a stack there.
So invoking scoller_stack_left on the selected leftmost window on your desktop, while stacker_loop=1 is in your config, will move the window all the way to the right of all present windows, and create a new stack with the last window present all the way to the right.
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