Using hyprscroller in latest stable(?) hyprland?

[matrixes]

To start off, I'm very appreciative of the effort going into this project. Having hyprland on Ubuntu is such an uplift in the way I can manage my workspace.

I noticed that there is a project called "hyprscroller" that I'm not really groking what to expect.
If I check the dependencies of "hyprscroller" in Ubuntu 24.04 I get

$ sudo apt-cache depends hyprscroller
hyprscroller
  Depends: libc6
  Depends: libgcc-s1
  Depends: libstdc++6
  Depends: hyprland-unstable
  Depends: hyprland-unstable

Is, and will hyprscroller only available for "hyprland-unstable" or are there "non-unstable" packages available as well?

I'm a little bit hesitant to run "hyprland-unstable" but if it's still viable to daily drive, I'd be willing to switch. I just want to avoid getting into a situation fast where I risk having to reinstall everything. 😅

[cpiber]

I've been using unstable for many months now and never had any major issue. There were occasionally versions where some obscure action may cause a crash, but generally Hyprland is developed in a stable manner.

I don't provide the plugins for stable, because it'd be a bit complicated to set up, since the plugin version needs to match the Hyprland version, so I'd also need to provide older versions of the plugins.

That said, you can still install hyprscroller and all other plugins manually, via hyprpm. The package just provides a prebuilt binary, which means you need a few less dependencies on your system. The package hyprland-plugin-deps is a convenient virtual package which depends on all dev packages you need to build plugins via hyprpm.

[matrixes]

I took a leap about four days ago and am running unstable ever since. So far everything is working out just fine and im getting the benefit of using hyprscroller as well.
Thanks for all efforts and support!