While I'm sure -I'm- not the target market for a new Windows manager, it really is helpful to understand up front why a project exists. Sometimes it's a differ

While I'm sure -I'm- not the target market for a new Windows manager, it really is helpful to understand up front why a project exists. Sometimes it's a different feature set. Sometimes it's the same (or reduced) feature set or an emphasis on performance. Sometimes it's the side effect of using a new language. Sometimes it's just an exercise in learning. While these things are all completely valid (and more besides) the underlying reason is usually helpful when deciding if I am "willing to give it a try". Context matters, and it's helpful to understand if the developer's context is compatible with my context.