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Thank you! That looks very nice, unfortunately I'm on Linux, but something like that is bound to exist.
by StavrosK 6y ago
Thank you! That looks very nice, unfortunately I'm on Linux, but something like that is bound to exist.
- zenlot 6y agoTry i3 as a Window manager. Put every app in a separate single window, and instead of alt-tab you use, e.g: alt+1 terminal, alt+2 browser, etc... You can have as much workspaces as you need and assign applications to specific workspace. This way I always know where every app or category of app exists. And this mostly works on default i3 config, no learning curve.
- StavrosK 6y agoThat sounds interesting, I'll try that, thanks!
- mindslight 6y agoI started off using Alt F1-F12 (like the console), but I've found zero problems using bare F1-F12 with no modifier.