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If you want a fast window manager try ratpoison (similar idea to GNU screen), which is widely available. It is really nice to have a window manager that actual
by joveian 9y ago
If you want a fast window manager try ratpoison (similar idea to GNU screen), which is widely available. It is really nice to have a window manager that actually manages your windows. If you use GNU screen (or, I assume but have never used, tmux) you can have two terminals sharing the same session for split screen use.
- josteink 9y agoFor those needs I've used i3[0] (and lately sway[1]), which both are really nice tiling WMs. Although sometimes, just sometimes... Having manually tweakable windows and a more complete "desktop environment" makes sense and is just what I need. For those needs, right now I use Gnome 3. It would be fun trying to replace that with CDE though :) [0] https://i3wm.org/ https://i3wm.org/ [1] http://swaywm.org/ http://swaywm.org/ [1]