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I haven't had issues w/ i3wm and polybar on debian, but I'm somewhat of a zealot when it comes to reducing "noise" on my desktop and am happy to deal with the f
by kfrzcode 7y ago
I haven't had issues w/ i3wm and polybar on debian, but I'm somewhat of a zealot when it comes to reducing "noise" on my desktop and am happy to deal with the foibles that pursuit entails.
- ohazi 7y agoI've been happy with Xfce since Gnome lost me with v3. I've also found myself relying so much on my tile-window-left/right/NW/NE/SW/SE shortcuts that using a computer without them has become aggravating. I think I'll probably hold out until Xfce becomes too unusable and then just bite the bullet and pick a tiling wm.
- btrettel 7y agoI could have written this comment. I tried awesome around 2012 for a while but found that I didn't like it. My tastes and habits have changed substantially since then so I might try awesome or another tiling WM. Before I used Gnome I used IceWM and I might give that another try too, as I think it has some basic tiling features.