Awesome is very appropriately named. (I presume you're using awesome because of the combo of tags and layouts is something I've only encountered there) I actua

Awesome is very appropriately named. (I presume you're using awesome because of the combo of tags and layouts is something I've only encountered there) I actually have a configuration where I use it as window manager for KDE, to get most of the best of two worlds (awesome is my favourite window manager and KDE is a desktop environment I'm quite fond of).