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Can you turn it on/off without logging out? I use i3 at work, and I'd guess I would want it 20% of the time for my personal computer.
by rtlfe 6y ago
Can you turn it on/off without logging out? I use i3 at work, and I'd guess I would want it 20% of the time for my personal computer.
- mcyoloswagham 6y agoyes you can the default shortcut for turning it off and restoring everything to a single virtual destkops is MOD + T
- gautamcgoel 6y agoWhy do you want it at work but not at home?
- Shared404 6y agoI'm using Linux in both places. For me it's because I spend more of my time at work programing, while at home I spend as much time gaming, which I've found doesn't work with tiling WM's as well.