My first try at ricing LM.
- Linux Mint 22.2
- I3WM + Picom
- Ghostty
Displayed on screen:
- Rmpc + mpd
- nvim
- fastfetch
- yazi
- polybar
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Well I can still switch to cinnemon if needed, but im currently using i3 exclusively. For work, browsing the web, making music and play games once in a while.
It works great in i3 so I'm liking it so far. If linux Mint 22.3/23 has full Wayland support I might replace it with an Wayland alternative.
I never used Tiling Window Managers before, I started to like them like 2/3 weeks ago. (using linux since 2 years now). I was experimenting with cortile but that wasn't a good solution due to several bugs/instabilities. I3 seams to be one of the easier ones to customize, so I ended up using that instead.
Thanks, that's good to know. I've been curious about going with a tiling window manager for a while now.
If you want to reaplce i3 with a Wayland alternative, you could still get the i3 experience with Sway, SwayFX, or MiracleWM. I'm sure that'd be quite fine.