Awesome Window Manager, for a few reasons. * I like being in direct control of a text file config. * I don't use SystemD. (And before I get flamed, I think al

Awesome Window Manager, for a few reasons. * I like being in direct control of a text file config. * I don't use SystemD. (And before I get flamed, I think all alternatives suck too; I just use the default on Gentoo, but intend to replace it.) * Using Awesome means that I don't have any extraneous processes running. * Awesome is the closest to DWM (which has a design I like) while still being usable by mere mortals.