I still need to test this out so dont trust everything to work

• M1 Air with ArchLinux-Arm installed through Asahi

sudo pacman -Syu
sudo pacman -S sway alacritty (Use the terminal you like)

You Should do this before lauching sway, because the default scaling is too small and you probably wont be able to lauch a terminal.
You are expected to have your own configuration file.
Here you will only find configuration specific to the M1 Macs.

If you dont have a config you can download the default sway config with: curl -o config https://raw.githubusercontent.com/swaywm/sway/master/config.in Move this file to ~/.config/sway/config

Most of this should work on other M1 Macs too

Command -> Mod4
Option -> Mod1

You can set variables at the beginning of the file
set $com Mod4
set $opt Mod1
So you can use them in your configuration wherever you want:
bindsym $com+Return exec alacritty
Make sure you setup a shortcut to a terminal or a laucher, so you can edit the config when you are in sway.

By default everything appears very small on the M1 Screen so we need to scale it up with:

output "Unknown-1" {
        scale 2
        scale_filter smart
    }

You can check that your display is also called Unknown-1 with swaymsg -t get_outputs.
Although it is recommended to keep the scale a natural number you can use decimals to adjust to your liking.
See more options for sway-output here

Get the id's of the devices with swaymsg -t get_inputs and check that the ids are correct. Everything configured here is according to my personal preference. So you need to decide if it works for you. I tried to set sensible defaults.
To view other options see Sway Documentation for Input:

input "1452:641:Apple_Internal_Keyboard_/_Trackpad" {   #Change the id if its different
    dwt enabled                 #Disable while typing
    tap enabled                 #Tap registers as a click
    accel_profile adaptive      #adaptive/flat cursor acceleration
    pointer_accel 0             #From -1 to 1: Speed of cursor
    natural_scroll enabled      #Direction of Scroll
    scroll_factor 0.4           #Speed of Scrolling gets multiplied by this factor
    scroll_method two_finger    #none|two_finger|edge|on_button_down
    middle_emulation enabled    #Enables middle click
    tap_button_map lmr          #1Finger > Left Click , 2Finger > Right Click, 3Fingers > MiddleClick
}

input "1452:641:Apple_Internal_Keyboard_/_Trackpad" {   #Change the id if its different
    repeat_rate 30
    repeat_delay 350
    xkb_layout us,es,de
    xkb_options caps:escape_shifted_capslock,grp:win_space_toggle
}

Here I set the layouts I use and I remap some keys I find useful:

• Capslock maps to escape and works as Capslock with shift
• Command+Space toggles between layouts You can see all xkb options here.

Sadly, it seems that the apps that run through XWayland don't integrate well with the scaling and get blurry.

Firefox runs by default on XWayland, but it can run on Wayland too:)

You just need to lauch it with an enviroment variable:

$ MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 firefox

I highly recommend that you do this.

More info on how to do this here.

Keep in mind that every other app that relies on XWayland also gets blurry.

If you find any mistakes, or have improvements for this guide, feel free to contribute:)