This looks like a really interesting take, in that it doesn't implement an i3 style bar, but rather keeps the native Windows taskbar interface. I'll be giving i

This looks like a really interesting take, in that it doesn't implement an i3 style bar, but rather keeps the native Windows taskbar interface. I'll be giving it a try when a binary release is available. I gave Workspacer a try, and found that it is very slow to switch between workspaces- maybe 500ms. Something I've always wondered is, would it be possible to create an alternative display manager? I know that the Windows display manager is fully isolated, but I'm wondering if it also handles how graphics are drawn, so that it would not be practical to replace with an alternative. With the new Windows Terminal and Windows Subsystem for Linux, I could imagine myself using an alternate display manager, and not even realizing that I'm running the NT kernel...