The title is catchy but the content is well balanced. It actually describe perfectly well my point of view. Tiling already works well out of the box with regul

The title is catchy but the content is well balanced. It actually describe perfectly well my point of view. Tiling already works well out of the box with regular window managers, without the pain that can come with tiling window managers. Regular stacked window managers actually come with most useful features of tiling managers like tiling windows on the side or the corner, with the keyboard or the mouse (and since I have a bigger screen I use them more and more like this), while still allowing stacking when it's useful, or using the mouse when it's useful. I wish KWin allowed to remove shadows when windows take the full screen but this idea has been rejected.