> So if you like tmux and you're on Linux, I'd strongly recommend giving i3, awesome, or some other TWM a try. I've heard great things about i3 & awesome, but

> So if you like tmux and you're on Linux, I'd strongly recommend giving i3, awesome, or some other TWM a try. I've heard great things about i3 & awesome, but haven't used them myself. I've been using stumpwm for several years now, and I just love it. There's nothing like being able to connect to one's WM in a SLIME session and recompile portions of it while it's running!