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I use sawfish. It is very lightweight, configurable, supports plenty of keyboard shortcuts and generally stays out of my way. I have keyboard shortcuts for mo
by fr0sty 16y ago
I use sawfish. It is very lightweight, configurable, supports plenty of keyboard shortcuts and generally stays out of my way.
I have keyboard shortcuts for most simple operations (change workspace, change window, send to back, etc.) and use the mouse when that sort of thing makes sense. I try to stick to 'one task-type per workspace' which helps keep things somewhat organized (plus it keeps my browser in hiding while I'm trying to code).
Link: http://sawfish.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page http://sawfish.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
- aidenn0 16y agoI use this as well. I have a bunch of self-written mods that I really should push out somewhere. I started using it when it was the default WM for gnome, and had so many customizations that I couldn't switch away when metacity came out. Things like windows7-ish tiling (I had it before windows 7, when someone using another WM could do it).