I'm using i3 for a month since I saw your post and I'll never use a regular interface anymore.
It's so easy to have flow in my work, I've learned so mutch about linux to handle easy taks on terminal, found awesome tools terminal-based and other great stuffs.
This fired up to continue learning shell script to do my tools to automatize tasks and do other things with much more ease.
For the record:
I'm using bumblebee-status, this is another nice status bar to have one.
I started using i3wm on April 6th 2017, and well, that day I just felt like someone had given me a precious gift.
The experience was akin to the first time I found about version control systems (svn, then git). You know, when you ask yourself: "Why hadn't I heard about this before? It works so well!"
This changed my user experience for ever Víctor!
Thanks so much for this article.
I'm using i3 for a month since I saw your post and I'll never use a regular interface anymore.
It's so easy to have flow in my work, I've learned so mutch about linux to handle easy taks on terminal, found awesome tools terminal-based and other great stuffs.
This fired up to continue learning shell script to do my tools to automatize tasks and do other things with much more ease.
For the record:
I'm using bumblebee-status, this is another nice status bar to have one.
Great job!
YES! You are welcome! :D
I started using i3wm on April 6th 2017, and well, that day I just felt like someone had given me a precious gift.
The experience was akin to the first time I found about version control systems (svn, then git). You know, when you ask yourself: "Why hadn't I heard about this before? It works so well!"
Hahah That's the feeling.
I made that same question to myself hahahaha
Can't live without this anymore :D