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I'm kind of the same. I still use OSX on my 2007 MBP for portable, and I'm using Awesome WM with Ubuntu on my desktop. What other kind of tiling WMs exist and/o
by boyaka 13y ago
I'm kind of the same. I still use OSX on my 2007 MBP for portable, and I'm using Awesome WM with Ubuntu on my desktop. What other kind of tiling WMs exist and/or what do you use?
I still switch to Windows occasionally for gaming (although I try to limit my gaming habit). Another reason for using Windows for me would be screen capture software (Webcammax [best], Manycam, more...) which is completely absent from Linux (hint hint, elementary. I think this could be revolutionary).
- rob05c 13y agoI use i3. It's not perfect, but it's the best I've found. I like: 1) tile movement is very dynamic; it's tree-based 2) supports transparent terminals; I like seeing my pretty wallpaper 3) mod key works well for switching desktops, and moving tiles between desktops 4) good multi-monitor support. I don't like: 1) no dropdown application menu. dmenu is ok, but I need to find a good menu bar app. 2) You can mouse drag-resize, but not drag-reorder tiles. It's on their todo list.