Another anecdata point: I had the same experience with dwm, and this is the reason I keep using it. I spent a day to set my system up a couple of years ago, a

Another anecdata point: I had the same experience with dwm, and this is the reason I keep using it. I spent a day to set my system up a couple of years ago, and never had to touch it again. There are no dependencies, so it does not break on updates. It has so few moving parts that nothing ever goes wrong. It gets out of my way so that I can get the job done. Moreover, I can sleep sound, not worrying about how they'll replace the toolbar with a start screen in dwm 8.0, only to change it back in dwm 8.1 after I spent the better part of the year relearning my workflow instead of doing my job.