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1. djsumd+(OP)[view] [source] 2015-12-12 13:53:03
Only one of then uses a tiling window manager today (although many of them look like they arrange things in tiles anyway)
replies(2): >>tormeh+e >>myle+4Q
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2. tormeh+e[view] [source] 2015-12-12 13:57:22
>>djsumd+(OP)
I personally can't get used to tiling wm's, but I use Unity's aerosnap-like all the time. It's either full-screen (I have two screens and the more screens you have the more often you can go full screen) or aerosnap. I rarely have random size windows around. I don't have OCD by any measure, but random size windows on top of each other just annoys me.
replies(2): >>Tharku+52 >>pablov+V3
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3. Tharku+52[view] [source] [discussion] 2015-12-12 14:31:45
>>tormeh+e
I use awesomewm, which is, well, awesome. Each of my workspaces has a preconfigured layout: floating for browser, auto tiling for terminals, etc.
replies(1): >>hacker+y2
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4. hacker+y2[view] [source] [discussion] 2015-12-12 14:41:40
>>Tharku+52
Awesome is the bomb.
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5. pablov+V3[view] [source] [discussion] 2015-12-12 15:13:57
>>tormeh+e
I use spectacle for simple arrangements (most of the time full screen or half screen) and tmux with preconfigured workspaces for all the rest.
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6. myle+4Q[view] [source] 2015-12-13 10:03:19
>>djsumd+(OP)
I used to use tiling managers, but then I found a terminal emulator (Terminator) with the feature of splitting screen and I just run this in maximized mode and everything else in floating mode.
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