What does this do? I don't want to read through the Greek to suss out an inkling of what this does to then judge whether I even care, or want to continue reading, or maybe even try it out.
It starts with "First Steps" but not even an overview.
It looks like it's a tiling window manager. So if you want to manage windows with a keyboard instead of a mouse and usually have all windows open at the same time.
It's actually a stacking wm with a focus on keyboard-based management. So it has the familiar features like minimization and alt-tab based window switching, but also you can grow windows in steps and there's a nice fill feature which makes it grow to take the remaining space in all directions. There's minimal overlapping and you aren't spending an unnecessary amount of time getting things exactly right by dragging window borders. Really a hidden gem. The homepage is gone so it hardly has any presence, nobody advertises this. It has some features of the legendary Siemens RTL.
@JasonCarswell
Edit: forgot to include the link. You can still download the actual software from shithub.
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What does this do? I don't want to read through the Greek to suss out an inkling of what this does to then judge whether I even care, or want to continue reading, or maybe even try it out.
It starts with "First Steps" but not even an overview.
It looks like it's a tiling window manager. So if you want to manage windows with a keyboard instead of a mouse and usually have all windows open at the same time.
It's actually a stacking wm with a focus on keyboard-based management. So it has the familiar features like minimization and alt-tab based window switching, but also you can grow windows in steps and there's a nice fill feature which makes it grow to take the remaining space in all directions. There's minimal overlapping and you aren't spending an unnecessary amount of time getting things exactly right by dragging window borders. Really a hidden gem. The homepage is gone so it hardly has any presence, nobody advertises this. It has some features of the legendary Siemens RTL.
@JasonCarswell
Edit: forgot to include the link. You can still download the actual software from shithub.
Forgot to include the link. You can still download the actual software from shithub.