yeah, we get it you're a dumbass who can't edit a simple rc file. repeating yourself doesn't change that perception.
Let's settle this:
Caleb King
Christopher Baker
What seems more straightforward
Edit your rc file to position every application you use on your screen and their size, and end up having to move them around anyways because you will inevitably have overlap
or
Let the window manager do its fucking job and handle that for you
Dylan Fisher
monocle
Andrew Green
tiling is only viable and good if you have an extremely limited workflow that fits within it's confines and don't need to do a lot of varied things
Ethan Foster
Literally false. Do you not know what a workspace is?
Nicholas Watson
Tiling with many monitors.
Otherwise stacking or you don't get enough on the one desktop.
Can get complicated with many tabs.
Logan Roberts
But you're just a boomer who thinks he's
>able to control clutter
but actually uses stacking because
>dont have to think
Nicholas Collins
>Otherwise stacking or you don't get enough on the one desktop.
see
Ever since I switched to a tiling WM I haven't even thought of the need for a second monitor, but it's an absolute necessity at work because it runs ubuntu and has to stack everything
Aaron Foster
>Edit your rc file to position every application
how many GUI applications do you actually use?
Jace Gomez
floating always wins
t. a tiling window manager user (in floating mode :) )