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It's probably a little difficult running GIMP for photo editing. GIMP wants a half-dozen windows open at the same time to get much done. Personally, I like hav
by dsr_ 10y ago
It's probably a little difficult running GIMP for photo editing. GIMP wants a half-dozen windows open at the same time to get much done.
Personally, I like having a few widgets on-screen all the time - a clock, a volume control - and I enjoy having two or three things open on-screen: a terminal and a browser, for instance, or two terminals ssh'ing to different machines. Having lots of display area helps. Pretty much every window manager can handle this, and it's just a matter of figuring out which one gets out of my way fastest.
- rhblake 10y agoMany tiling WMs (e.g. i3, xmonad) support floating windows. Also, GIMP supports single-window mode these days.
- milesrout 10y agoEven dwm supports floating windows.
- bitwize 10y agoWhat you said about GIMP was true in 2002, but GIMP's new Single Window Mode makes it an ideal fit for a tiling WM.