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>I guess the performance impact of these WMs is smaller than with full blown desktop environments? Yes, although with modern processors, GPUs and memory prices
by vesak 10y ago
>I guess the performance impact of these WMs is smaller than with full blown desktop environments?
Yes, although with modern processors, GPUs and memory prices that is probably not an issue.
- k__ 10y agoI use Xfce for a few years now, that's why I'm asking.
- buerkle 10y agoI used Xfce and switched to i3. I can't imagine going back whenever I'm in Linux. My work environment is MacOS and its frustrating having to manually move windows and like others have said is just plain clunky after having used a tiling window manager. It did take a bit of time to get used to i3, but once I did it was glorious.