> First thing productivity users do to a Win or Mac laptop is install a windows manager so they don't drag windows around. Interesting point of view, but I mus

> First thing productivity users do to a Win or Mac laptop is install a windows manager so they don't drag windows around. Interesting point of view, but I must either live in a parallel universe or know no "productivity users" (whatever that is supposed to mean) then. Windows' window management features cut it for 99.9% of Windows users, and the rest use PowerToys Fancy Zones or something of that sort.