Comment Comment by wing-_-nuts Re: i3wmI installed it a couple years ago, went whole hog, down the rabbit hole, but realized a couple of things.1. I rarely ever use anything more than a simple L/R split.2. When I do use something more complex, it's almost always in the terminal, in which case why not use tmux?These days I'm back to using gnome because ubuntu switched to it over unity (which had a weird multitouch bug that drove me crazy).What do you get out of i3 beyond a simple L/R split supported by simpler wms and how often do you use it? parent wing-_-nuts 6 years ago
I installed it a couple years ago, went whole hog, down the rabbit hole, but realized a couple of things.
1. I rarely ever use anything more than a simple L/R split.
2. When I do use something more complex, it's almost always in the terminal, in which case why not use tmux?
These days I'm back to using gnome because ubuntu switched to it over unity (which had a weird multitouch bug that drove me crazy).
What do you get out of i3 beyond a simple L/R split supported by simpler wms and how often do you use it?