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After trying a few tiling window managers (including over a year with i3wm), I got xmonad to be the least amount of work/thinking to use.
by neilv 2y ago
After trying a few tiling window managers (including over a year with i3wm), I got xmonad to be the least amount of work/thinking to use.
- phs2501 2y agoSame, which is one reason I'm dreading the eventual Xpocalypse, as I have not found a drop-in replacement for Xmonad in the Wayland universe. (Particularly, the way Xmonad deals with multiple monitors and desktops just makes sense to me.)
- baobun 2y agoYou can get very close to the Xmonad experience with Qtile. It's the most flexible tiling WM in terms of tiling modes, I believe. Python config and runs under either X11 or Wayland. https://docs.qtile.org/en/latest/manual/ref/layouts.html#monadtall https://docs.qtile.org/en/latest/manual/ref/layouts.html#mon...