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> Are there any tiling WMs that are a little more... accessible? Yes! Pop shell by system76. It's an extension to gnome and not its own window manager so you g
by iudqnolq 5y ago
> Are there any tiling WMs that are a little more... accessible?
Yes! Pop shell by system76. It's an extension to gnome and not its own window manager so you get stuff like volume keys, screen brightness indicators, status bars display settings, and so on for free instead of needing to piece together a separate solution for every tiny thing.
You can do everything with a mouse if you want. I've started with just using a mouse and every few weeks I try and learn a shortcut or two for what I do most frequently.
- mempko 5y agoI used to use xmonad but now use pop-shell. Only because of the great gnome integration. It's not as advanced as xmonad but gets me 80% of the way there.