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I really begin to like suckless (and tried wmii in the past)! I don't think that's about the fact that I discovered the awesome (ahah) of tiling WMs but about t
by snippyhollow 16y ago
I really begin to like suckless (and tried wmii in the past)! I don't think that's about the fact that I discovered the awesome (ahah) of tiling WMs but about the fact that:
1) it creates an isolation bubble in the middle of my current WM/setup.
2) I'm now way better at using Vim than I was back in the days.
3) while hacking (a little) XMonad (or dwm or awesome or...), one can quickly create a light IDE to work in, just adding the very few missing features to my "no mouse, Vim centric" development environment.
(Did I mentioned I can't bother using Eclipse/Netbeans/VS? Now I did.)
But I still need a classic WM for some tasks (unfortunately).