> Another issue with tiling window manager is that they place new windows in seemingly arbitrary positions Not all tiling WMs are dynamic. Static tiling WMs ex

> Another issue with tiling window manager is that they place new windows in seemingly arbitrary positions Not all tiling WMs are dynamic. Static tiling WMs exist and they give you both more control and more predictable behaviour. Don't want automatic placement and windows jumping around randomly each time you open/close something? Don't use a window manager which was designed to do exactly that.