I've been using EXWM (Emacs X Window Manager) for over 6 years now and can't go back. - I have _one_ window manager for my files, browser, and terminals. - Eve

I've been using EXWM (Emacs X Window Manager) for over 6 years now and can't go back. - I have _one_ window manager for my files, browser, and terminals. - Everything is keyboard driven with a centrally managed set of hotkeys. - Everything integrates with everything else. It's the convenience of an IDE without ever having to leave it. - Because it's lisp based, every aspect of my environment can be inspected, debugged, and modified at runtime. Of course, some recent advancements in Emacs really help here: - LSP support means it's no longer a "second class" IDE/editor. - Native compilation of Elisp means it's much snappier.