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I think we are a lot here using "minimal" tilling window managers. At least in the representative sample of 5 linux users around me, 3 are using minimal setups
by kakwa_ 10y ago
I think we are a lot here using "minimal" tilling window managers.
At least in the representative sample of 5 linux users around me, 3 are using minimal setups (not so representative I know).
Personally I use dwm with some shell scripts:
https://github.com/kakwa/dwm-desktop https://github.com/kakwa/dwm-desktop
It fits my need well and I adapt it to new version once in a while, not a lot of time spent maintaining my configuration.
By the way, I love suckless projects (http://suckless.org/ http://suckless.org/), one of my favorites is dmenu, so simple yet so efficient.
I also like surf, but I'm a bit too lazy to switch from chromium.
- kentt 10y ago> At least in the representative sample of 5 linux users around me, 3 are using minimal setups (not so representative I know). Agreed, but I know of precious few WM users who went back to a DE. It feels like it would be 100 more effort to do DE->WM then it was to do WM->DE.