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Haven't heard of awesome-wm. I like that idea. Can you save it like a state you know, open some applications, I usually have to open my note taking "app" haha
by ge96 9y ago
Haven't heard of awesome-wm.
I like that idea. Can you save it like a state you know, open some applications, I usually have to open my note taking "app" haha gedit, and then VSCode, FileZilla (I know not a CD), local Host directory and browser.
That's a project for me an excuse to learn how to use Electron.
Thanks for the tip I like that.
I only know how to shift app tabs left haha alt+shift+j but the combining is cool alt+v and then alt+w or alt+e, I was stubborn before about using it but Ubuntu's dealt UI is so bloated.
One thing I was looking into was time-tracking how long a panel was active for working on different projects (clients). But I usually max out my 8GB RAM too many chrome tabs.
- tmerc 9y agoI don't know too much about internals, but it has plugins like https://github.com/Elv13/tyrannical https://github.com/Elv13/tyrannical which lets you configure windows to be on certain tags automatically, but as far as I know, there's no save state. That would save me ages when I undock. It supports launching apps when it starts as well. VSCode sounds like windows, though. I know the OSX space of tiling window managers is terrible and it's been years since I've used windows, but bugn was my goto back then.