OK OK... keep calm, don't lose time... but but... now I really need to test it! ( #niri see #previousretoot )
(not today though)

oh btw I'm still on i3 on xorg on #debian

Anyone who has given at least one of them an honest try, and then decided accordingly that tiling window managers do NOT work well with your specific workflow: Why don't they?

I mean this neither sarcastically nor rhetorically, nor do I intend to solicite any objectively bad takes any hotter than my own; I'm actually asking.

Figuring Out DWM - An OTB Ramble!

https://eggflix.foolbazar.eu/videos/watch/fda6cfea-485e-49e1-bc1e-33fa9db050ff

I'd like to dip my toes into not using #Sway for a few days, but I'd still like to use a tiling window manager if possible.

There seem to be plenty of #Gnome extensions that provide tiling support. Any recommendations? Bonus points if it's available in Debian Stable (Bookworm).

Ideally I wouldn't be using #windows but #corporateLife demands it, #komorebi makes the experience a lot like having a proper #tilingWindowManager in linux https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi

Switched from Amethyst to Aerospace (https://github.com/nikitabobko/AeroSpace) over the weekend.

I really like it so far. A little more configuration needed but feels much faster and stabler.

Can highly recommand the switch!