2019-11-29 – Google Pixel 3a
bird tiles, Design Museum, Helsinki, Finland
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I’ve been using LabWC (a stacking or floating window manager) as if it was a tiling window manager –
I have almost a dozen hotkeys reserved just to push windows to different regions of the screen –
the four halves, the four quarters, and a set of three for the main workspace: right two-thirds
for browser, upper-left sixth for cmus and lower-left sixth for ~/downloads
generally I’vbe been using the ‹Win› key (for ‹Win›dow manager instead of MS ‹Win›dows) – despite Linux
gatekeepers, at least people know what key I’m referring to – but it doesn’t help that everyone
(including every window manager) refers to key differently – I’ve seen ‹Win›, ‹Sys›, ‹Meta›, ‹Mod›,
‹mod4›, ‹Code›, ‹GUI›, ‹Cmd› – keycaps have used ‹Meta› as an alternative to ‹Menu›, nano
and emacs use ‹Meta› to mean ‹Alt› while emacs’ ‹Alt› doesn’t refer to the
‹Alt› key on the keyboard
➡️ the day after
⬅️ the day before
⬅️ the month before
⬅️ the season before
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