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Try 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 a
by zenlot 6y ago
Try 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.