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In my experience it depends on the user's workflow and preferences. Whenever I'm using a tiling-first desktop I find myself micromanaging my windows a lot more
by jwells89 3y ago
In my experience it depends on the user's workflow and preferences. Whenever I'm using a tiling-first desktop I find myself micromanaging my windows a lot more because inevitably, some windows tile in a way that's not usable or limits usability. It feels like I'm fighting it constantly, and the only way to fix it is to opt out of tiling, at which point I have to wonder why I'm using a tiling WM.
- gtirloni 3y agoExactly. I have dozens of different ways I like to organize my windows, depending on which task I'm doing or what I need to focus on. The best I could manage so far with GNOME was the gSnap extension but it's still work and I've just noticed I've switched back to no tiling for a few days now.