Great post!
I think it's worth to mention tiling window managers. They describes uniqueness of Linux desktop environment.
I've been using the awesome window manager called "awesome" for 2 years. It is pretty stable, highly configurable and keyboard centric.
awesomewm.org
Would love to try i3, Xmonad and other tiling window managers in the future.
Hi! Glad you liked it 🥰! I didn't know the "awesome" but I had heard of i3... I haven't tested a tiling window manager yet, at most the PopShell extension that already comes with Pop!_OS kkkkk but I will research more about it!
Yeah! Also I'm surprised you mention Pop!_OS.
I'm using system76 PC (Arch linux in it). I've played with Pop!_OS for an hour and works well.
I use popOS too. I'm no gamer but I had NVIDIA driver issues with Ubuntu which I used previously. So, I switched to PopOS and I am happy about it.
Yeah, it has promising device compatibility. It's the reason to use that OS.
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Great post!
I think it's worth to mention tiling window managers. They describes uniqueness of Linux desktop environment.
I've been using the awesome window manager called "awesome" for 2 years. It is pretty stable, highly configurable and keyboard centric.
awesomewm.org
Would love to try i3, Xmonad and other tiling window managers in the future.
Hi! Glad you liked it 🥰!
I didn't know the "awesome" but I had heard of i3... I haven't tested a tiling window manager yet, at most the PopShell extension that already comes with Pop!_OS kkkkk but I will research more about it!
Yeah!
Also I'm surprised you mention Pop!_OS.
I'm using system76 PC (Arch linux in it).
I've played with Pop!_OS for an hour and works well.
I use popOS too. I'm no gamer but I had NVIDIA driver issues with Ubuntu which I used previously. So, I switched to PopOS and I am happy about it.
Yeah, it has promising device compatibility. It's the reason to use that OS.