> One thing i've always missed from the stacking manager is the window overlap - i do that quite often You could probably float those windows to solve this pro

> One thing i've always missed from the stacking manager is the window overlap - i do that quite often You could probably float those windows to solve this problem right? I do agree about overlap being useful. In some cases overlapping ends up being one of the most efficient ways to use a few tools together to create an optimized workflow. I made a video about this recently around taking advantage of "always on top"[0]. It's not an example of using a tiled window manager, but it does show how overlapping windows on another window lets you comfortably use a few programs together in a nice way. All operating systems have tools to get this behavior. [0]: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/always-on-top-lets-you-pin-a-window-to-the-foreground https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/always-on-top-lets-you-pin-a-...