| +1 for i3. I have a 13" laptop as my primary driver and using i3 is so much faster & convenient on such a small screen. Though I have made 2 changes to my workflow to get better out of it: - I use i3 inside XFCE. This allows me to use the xfce launcher, status bar, tray icons and other goodies, e.g. adding external monitor pops open the display properties, volume bar is available anytime. All this saves me from binding buttons & doing other changes in my i3 config. - Since Win+{1,2,...0} (buttons which change workspaces in i3) are now hardwired in my brain, I have arranged the icons on the taskbar of my Windows-10 machine to what I have in i3. Win+1 is assigned to Emacs on i3, so that's the first icon on my windows taskbar. Win+2 -> shell/git bash Win+3 -> Thunar/Windows Explorer Win+4 -> Firefox/Firefox Win+7 -> Anki/Anki This saves a lot of brain cycles, as my Windows workflow is also a bit like what I usually use on Debian. Last week I try using EXWM but wasn't able to make it work as per my expectations, so switched back to i3, but EXWM is definitely a TODO on my list. |