So one lecture covers window managers for tiling. I used dwm for years and love it, but am stuck on Windows at work. Is there anything for Windows 10 that has a similar approach of having a stack with your unused applications and a big window for the app that is in focus? And then you can easily move window from stack to focus and vice versa?
I looked at the Wikipedia article [1], but none of the alternatives seem to do that.
You could have a full-screen Xming session connected to dwm running in WSL, if you liked that better. Of course, you would still have to use the standard Windows DE/WM when using Win32 applications, but if most of your work is text editing, web browsing, etc, you might be well served by the full-screen Xming.
It's no where near complete like dwm for that, but it is highly customizable, I use AquaSnap when I have to use windows for work. It is paid but I haven't had any issues with upgrades or redownloading the software when I haven't had to use a windows machine in a while.
I looked at the Wikipedia article [1], but none of the alternatives seem to do that.
What can you recommend?
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[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager