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I never use the desktop, hell for a period of time I used only tiling window managers. I wish windows would have tiling mode. for windows, keyboard shotcuts,
by phpisthebest 3y ago
I never use the desktop, hell for a period of time I used only tiling window managers. I wish windows would have tiling mode.
for windows, keyboard shotcuts, hotkeys, and win + search are far far more effective than a bunch of shortcuts on the desktop,
I can not remember the last time I even looked at the wallpaper of my system.
- wruza 3y agoFancyZones is a good alternative to tiling on windows. It combines best of both worlds, imo, is very easy to configure, and there’s apparently no tool like that for linux. Also I find clicking on an icon faster than typing, especially when your mind is too busy to recall the exact name but the muscle memory knows where it is, or when the interface of a program assumes using mouse anyway. (Although I have to admit that most of my “desktop icons” are actually start menu tiles.) So while I understand and agree that different workflows exist and you have yours, I still don’t get why you should be disappointed by someone else using another one or having desktop/icons at all.