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That's what did it for me too. I'm sure there is a way in awesome to do it but its not as easy as xmonad. Xmonad seems to not get in the way as much as awesome
by dfc 15y ago
That's what did it for me too. I'm sure there is a way in awesome to do it but its not as easy as xmonad.
Xmonad seems to not get in the way as much as awesome. For my purposes xmonad is just a lot simpler, but I am sure I am barely scratching the surface feature wise.
A lot of the awesome docs/screenshots reminded me of enlightenment-porn back when e17 seemed like vaporware. I don't need crazy graphs/apps/eye-candy just help me arrange organize my windows and go away.
- Symmetry 15y agoThe crazy stuff doesn't come with a base awesome install, that's stuff people added on their own. The base install looks like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Awesome_screenshot.png http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Awesome_screenshot.png XMonad _is_ simpler, since awesome comes with a taskbar, system tray, and clock by default.