Sxmo is based on a keyboard-driven tiling window manager. Yes, it is as bad as it sounds. Touch gestures suck so much[1] that the most comfortable way to naviga

Sxmo is based on a keyboard-driven tiling window manager. Yes, it is as bad as it sounds. Touch gestures suck so much[1] that the most comfortable way to navigate it is with the volume buttons and power button. Each of these buttons has like 3 different functions with double, tripple click etc. Changing the volume is not one of the functions[2]. Auto screen orientation only works 50% of the time, because the whole thing is based on a pile of shell scripts. There is no lock screen included. No, I'm not kidding. [1] https://sxmo.org/docs/gettingstarted/ https://sxmo.org/docs/gettingstarted/ [2] https://man.sr.ht/~anjan/sxmo-docs/USERGUIDE.md#strongglobal-ui-controlsstrong https://man.sr.ht/~anjan/sxmo-docs/USERGUIDE.md#strongglobal...