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You can try using a tiling window manager with in a more traditional desktop environment. I think Awesome has a wiki article on running Gnome with Awesome as th
by gizmo686 12y ago
You can try using a tiling window manager with in a more traditional desktop environment. I think Awesome has a wiki article on running Gnome with Awesome as the WM.
- a3n 12y agoThanks, tried that. As I recall it did help with things like power, but I had issues, since forgotten. As it happens, I am right now using i3 4.7.2, installed last night from linuxmint's repositories. I'm trying to use just i3, along with whatever i3's package recommended. So far so good. But it didn't sleep last night, the screen just blanked. At least it's Saturday. :)