Window Managers in Linux - Everything you NEED to know!

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[MA]

My grandma has a couch that looks like that shirt.

[MthaMenMon]

Finally, I feel like this is a niche secret most linux users hide about customizing your system.
I also thought window tiling managers were meant to be used with no mouse pointer, glad to know it isnt the case.

[sprtwlf]

Bro the editing starting at 0:15 leading into the linode commercial was phenomenal. Serious skill and feel.

[daliareds]

Damn, I didn't expect the production team on this video to be a Linux youtuber crossover

[Bruces-Eclectic-World]

I have watch your channel for a long time, I have to say this is one of, if not, the best video that you have ever done! Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👍
This is the best explanation of this topic I have ever seen. I use LeftWm and SpectrWm. I install them both on top of a Cinnamon Desktop as it gives me some of the tools I like to use. It can be Arch, EndeavourOS, MX, Mint, I have just became a Tilling Window Manager user. Yes I use the Desktops as well, so I have both worlds!
Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👍 Well done!!!

LLAP 🖖

[ExtinctNomai]

I KNEW that Niccolo edited this video, by the animations itself!

amazing video nonetheless

[ezracabal]

Kinda new to Linux, been using It for almost 2 months now on my laptop and now I'm trying to use it as my main OS on my gaming pc. Ever since the installation I've been watching your videos and this one I've been waiting for. Currently using pop shell with Ubuntu, we'll see how it goes

[Spacial_]

what a nicely delivered explanation, very well paced. Thank you!

[AllemandInstable]

I really like your pedagogy, your channel is a breath for linux newcomers

[priyanshusharma]

really good production and well explained!

[OcteractSG]

Wow, a real team effort on this video! You guys did an excellent job!

KWin works for me. I prefer server-side decorations for most things, with web browsers being the only notable exception. Of course, every developer has their own opinion on what to do, and many GTK-based projects seem to gravitate to client-side decorations, much to my annoyance. Naturally it would be GTK doing that too, which means the close button's hitbox doesn't fully extend to the top-right corner of the window because GNOME's top bar makes that kind of usability feature irrelevant. One problem: Not everyone uses GNOME.

[akiburrahman]

Well this is educational content ❤❤❤❤❤ thank you

[samtustra]

Less than a month with linux, finally a video that answers all of my questions about how cool looking the linux videos are and my Linux mint doesn't. Thank you.

[LautaroQ]

You floating inside the moving window... nice editing!

[AssafHershko]

Just wanted to say I love your shirt :)

[JPinto-sxyx]

OMG! I need a "Whats on my phone?" video from you. Please.

[rlifts]

If you like DWM you're gonna love River. Been using it for a while now, no patching required.

[torsten.breswald]

hehe, i like seeing you all working together

[ahmadafandy]

Hello! I'm new to linux and i just want a simple tiling Window so i can work with my shell and code editor in the same screen without alt+tab. Currently for now i only use 2 tiled window (which is WIN+Arrow Key) but i want more (tiled) cuz i open many files within the terminal. Mine is GNOME, any suggest for beginner like me? Only need the tiling, no need fancy stuff. Thank You :3

[vaisakhkm]

Which is the best tiling extention of kde?

As bismith is no longer there... As a long time twm user, i can't live without one, but i don't have time to configure any so switched to kde... 😢 but then buismith gone and alternative 'autotile' is not much good