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After having used i3 and Sway, Windows is surprisingly bad at handling windows for an OS called Windows. It requires a bit of work to setup to your liking of c
by xnickb 1y ago
After having used i3 and Sway, Windows is surprisingly bad at handling windows for an OS called Windows.
It requires a bit of work to setup to your liking of course, but hey, at least you have an option to set it up to your liking
- williamscales 1y agoAgreed. I used tiling WMs for a long while (ion3, XMonad) and it was such a productivity boost. Then I was forced to use a Mac for work, so I was using a floating WM again. On my personal machine, ion3 went away and I never fully got around to migrate to i3. By the time I got enough free time to really work on my personal setup, it had accumulated two huge monitors and was a different machine. I found I was pretty happy just scattering windows around everywhere. Especially with a trackball's cursor throw. This was pretty surprising to me at first. Anyway this is just my little personal anecdote. If I go back to a Linux install I'll definitely have to check out i3 again. Thanks for reminding me :)