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Kind of off-topic, but I've been enjoying Regolith[0] on Ubuntu lately. It uses i3 as a window manager, but integrates a bit more neatly with things like the G
by jstanley 4y ago
Kind of off-topic, but I've been enjoying Regolith[0] on Ubuntu lately.
It uses i3 as a window manager, but integrates a bit more neatly with things like the Gnome Settings application so you can use the tiling window manager but still don't have to configure everything the hard way.
[0] https://regolith-desktop.com/ https://regolith-desktop.com/
- fellerts 4y agoWhen Canonical dropped Unity for Gnome I also jumped to Regolith, and have been very happy for a couple years. Fell in love with the tiling aspect of i3 without the need to endlessly tinker with my OS. This truly was a set-and-forget experience.
- colordrops 4y agoInteresting, will check it out. I think I've read that pop shell from system76 is an i3 inspired layer on top of gnome. I'm curious if it provides even better integration than Regolith. Only problem is that the one serious attempt to port pop shell to NixOS has been aborted. Will probably move from i3/sway to one of these two at some point
- alexalx666 4y agoits the best!