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I’m not convinced this will find much success.
First of all, like @const_void@lemmy.ml said I’m not sure we need and entire distro for this.
Second I think tiling managers require a lot of customization and it seems to me it would be rather complicated to package sensible defaults for those. Then why would you use a specific distro for tiling workspace managers if you need to spend time customizing it anyway?
I mean what added value would a distro bring?