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You could throw an extra layer of fun and use a windows manager with multiple workspaces/screens that serves as your IDE. One workspace could be for coding/debu
by dntbnmpls 7y ago
You could throw an extra layer of fun and use a windows manager with multiple workspaces/screens that serves as your IDE. One workspace could be for coding/debugging, another workspace could be for servers/system diagnostics/etc. Another could be for multimedia/distraction/etc.
- tombert 7y agoI actually do something similar to that when doing any kind of GUI apps; usually I have a workspace for my browser, another workspace for VLC, etc.