Disclaimer: I am the author. For Windows 10+ I made Stack WM: https://losttech.software/stack.html https://losttech.software/stack.html I works differently fr

Disclaimer: I am the author. For Windows 10+ I made Stack WM: https://losttech.software/stack.html https://losttech.software/stack.html I works differently from i3: you predefine screen zones (possibly overlapping), and then just move your windows between them with keyboard shortcuts or middle mouse button. IMHO, covers the problems you mentioned. You can have: - multiple windows in one zone with normal Z ordering - an improvised taskbar for any zone or a group of zones - zones that stack windows vertically or horizontally or tile them in a fixed grid - zones that dynamically adjust size depending on contents - windows of certain app opening directly into a certain zone - floating windows - widgets (the easiest one is simply showing text from a URL with XQuery or JSON parser) - customize the hell out of it with WPF It is now one of a few things holding me back on Windows: until I have it or something else very similar running on Linux, I have no replacement to manage my 3 screens the way I like it.