DisplayFusion
7.9#1 in window management software$34 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSAPIWindows
VisitDisplayFusion vs Hyprland
What both publish
| Fact | DisplayFusion | Hyprland |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation | The maker provides a beginner guide, extensive help manual, FAQ, administrative guides, trigger documentation and a community script library. | The project links to its wiki and installation guide for setup and configuration information. |
| Purpose | DisplayFusion provides controls and customization for multi-monitor setups. | The project says Hyprland is a set of tools for creating your own desktop environment, rather than a full, user-friendly desktop environment. |
| Security | The privacy policy says data transferred between users and the company's servers is encrypted over HTTPS, backups are encrypted, and passwords are salted and hashed. | The opened official pages do not state security certifications or compliance claims. |
| Support | The purchase page directs customers with license questions to contact the company for help. | The opened official pages provide a wiki for installation and configuration guidance. |
DisplayFusion plans
- FreeFree
- DisplayFusion FreeFree
- Pro Standard$34, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro Standard$34, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro on Steam$39.99, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro Personal$49, paid once
Hyprland plans
- HyprlandFree
Pick DisplayFusion if…
DisplayFusion suits Windows users who want per-monitor taskbars, window controls, and configurable monitor layouts. Its triggers and deployment options may also fit users automating desktop actions or managing corporate installations.
Pick Hyprland if…
Hyprland suits Linux users who want to assemble and customize a Wayland desktop environment around tiling layouts, rules, shortcuts, gestures, and extensions. Arch and NixOS users have the project’s stated installation guarantee.