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What works for me is a barebones window manager. I use cwm on Xorg and don't have any window chrome or toolbars or start buttons or slack notifications or anyth
by smabie 6y ago
What works for me is a barebones window manager. I use cwm on Xorg and don't have any window chrome or toolbars or start buttons or slack notifications or anything. When an app is full screened, you literally can't see anything else.
Works pretty well. No clock is nice too. Unless I check my phone or run the date command, I have no idea what time it is.
- rawoke083600 6y agoYup recently did it myself... I moved to i3 (WM) and try to get a fully keyboard-driven workflow. Just "setting up" workspaces (linux desktop) correctly helped a lot. For example 1=Terminal,2=Browser, 3=Comms,4=Code... This helps me to better organise my thoughts and all those browser windows !