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Personally, I don't really use StumpWM itself, I just use a window manager written in the programming language I know best -- and that just happens to be StumpW
by eudox 10y ago
Personally, I don't really use StumpWM itself, I just use a window manager written in the programming language I know best -- and that just happens to be StumpWM. If my favourite language was Lua, I'd use AwesomeWM. If I could tolerate C for such a high-level application, I'd use dwm.
- jethro_tell 10y agoLua ... AwesomeWM right?
- eudox 10y agoThanks, corrected it.
- serf 10y ago>If I could tolerate C for such a high-level application, I'd use dwm. I don't use dwm, but it sure is neat to have your config rolled into the executable itself.
- eudox 10y agoYou can easily do this with StumpWM, and the process is the same: you write a config file, add it to the stumpwm.asd file, and compile every time you need to make a change.
- baldfat 10y agoIf you want a tiled window manager and don't need to touch any programming language use i3