nwg-hello is described as 'Nwg-hello is a GTK3-based greeter for the greetd daemon, written in python. It is meant to work under a Wayland compositor, like sway, Hyprland or labwc' and is an app. There are more than 10 alternatives to nwg-hello for Linux, Qt, i3, Wayland and Rust. The best nwg-hello alternative is Sea Greeter, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like nwg-hello are Nody Greeter, Betterlockscreen, Web Greeter and ddlm.
Sea (like C) greeter for LightDM allows to create themes with web technologies, the same as web-greeter, nody-greeter and the outdated lightdm-webkit2-greeter. This project aims to be similar to the last one, as sea-greeter is made with webkit2 instead of chromium.
Sea Greeter is the most popular Linux alternative to nwg-hello.
Sea Greeter is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to nwg-hello.
Web Greeter is created with Python... which sometimes is slow. So, I wanted to re-create it with Node.js!
A modern, visually appealing greeter for LightDM, that allows to create web based themes with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
A stupidly simple graphical login manager. Uses framebuffer, so You won't have to run a Wayland session to bootstrap your Wayland session (unlike gtkgreet). This is a greetd frontend.
Raw wayland greeter for greetd, to be run under sway or similar. Note that cage is currently not supported due to it lacking wlr-layer-shell-unstable support.
A clean and customizable GTK-based greetd greeter written in Rust using Relm4. This is meant to be run under a Wayland compositor (like Sway).
