That is a Strawman Argument. What person wants a tiled window manager and not customize it? They want a keyboard driven ui without the ability to change the def

That is a Strawman Argument. What person wants a tiled window manager and not customize it? They want a keyboard driven ui without the ability to change the defaults (Which are some of the best defaults ever) It is like saying Notepad is simple and Visual Studio Code is complex because it has a plain text json file for customization. They are different tools. For the tool visual studio is much easier then say VIM. So is i3 MUCH easier to configure then XMond and Awesome.