I’m completely new to wms (i started using one this week) but river (and waybar) was simple enough that i was able to fully configure it and waybar to suit all my needs withing a day…
.1) manger … manager
.2) … if you want this : I wish I could swap < Left Shift > and < Left Control > though…
.2a) remove last space after “though…”
.2b) add spaces as : < Left Shift >
I’m completely new to wms (i started using one this week) but river (and waybar) was simple enough that i was able to fully configure it and waybar to suit all my needs withing a day…
i3 because it has the most users and support out of all the advanced tiling wms
Mutter, lol.
I’d like to try Sway with nwg-shell, but the latter is only available in its entirety on Arch for some reason.
Kwin + bismuth
.1)
manger… manager.2) … if you want this :
I wish I could swap < Left Shift > and < Left Control > though….2a) remove last space after “though…”
.2b) add spaces as : < Left Shift >
Those typos are embarrassing. :(
I use this one
bspwm
bspwm
xmonad with xmobar. It’s a tiling window manager written in Haskell.
DWM
i3-gaps.
F@ggot
openbox, the bunsen labs setup on Debian 11. Love me some crunchbang :D
sway
Bspwm, but interested in river
River, a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor inspired by dwm and bspwm.
River look interesting. Can you share a screenshot of your desktop?
Here’s a screenshot. I don’t use a statusbar, gaps or anything fancy, but river does offer these features.
The text editor is Kakoune, the color theme is gruvbox.