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Just to chip in on the tiling window managers: i3[1] is a really nice one which doesn't need a lot of configuration. Since switching from Window Maker, which I
by aerique 14y ago
Just to chip in on the tiling window managers: i3[1] is a really nice one which doesn't need a lot of configuration. Since switching from Window Maker, which I had been using for 10+ years, it has been the only window manager that didn't make me switch back.
(I tried out Xmonad, Awesome, Stumpwm and some other window managers over the years. Awesome was pretty close to awesome.)
i3 has a couple of issues I like to see resolved but all-in-all I'm very happy with it.
[1] http://i3wm.org/ http://i3wm.org/
- bashinator 14y agoTry scrotwm[1] - it's an xmonad workalike, but it's written in C instead of Haskell (not so important to me), and it has a config file instead of ... Haskell (quite a bit more important to me). Also, terrible and hilarious name. [1] http://www.peereboom.us/scrotwm/html/scrotwm.html http://www.peereboom.us/scrotwm/html/scrotwm.html
- aerique 14y agoIf it works like xmonad I'm not really interested. I don't like xmonad's approach to tiling wm's (mostly the master / slave window thing).