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I've been using PopOS which is GNOME plus Pops Shell - their custom tiling WM. I tried i3 before but it sometimes broke with certain apps and took way too much
by zaptheimpaler 5y ago
I've been using PopOS which is GNOME plus Pops Shell - their custom tiling WM.
I tried i3 before but it sometimes broke with certain apps and took way too much fiddling to configure.
The nice thing about Pop Shell is that there's no config, and when I'm confused or doing something simple, I can just turn it off and use a regular floating style WM. It lets me focus on doing stuff rather than learning hundreds of keybindings and the internals of a WM.