Not my country, but We Butter the Bread with Butter. :)

My recommendation is to just try bunch of them and see which one fits your needs or you like using the most.

Try both manual tiling and auto tiling for both X11 and Wayland, one will eventually stick.

I started with AwesomeWM, then tried bunch of other ones , and to my surprise, I found myself using DWM (flexipatch) the most. I'm planning to transition to Hyprland soon.

Just use what you like and don't pay much attention about the reviews.

Yup, zig was the way to go when I did it too.

If you're already using keepassxc, you can import OTP codes and use that. That's what I do when my phone is not around to use aegis. It's not as pretty, but it works.

C#. And yes, it's a powerful potato.

System.StackOverflowException: 'Exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' was thrown.'

And you sleep through all of them, because you went to sleep around 5:00, but gotta work at 7.

You can try with location.replace or history.replaceState if you're not using some framework (i.e. Angular), otherwise they usually have their own way of dealing with this. You could always change the logic of your steps 3 and 4. Someone else could probably add a better answer than this. Sorry for formatting, I'm writing from the phone.

Only for Xorg. Wayland guys need to wait a bit :)

So, you don't "git it"?

I'll escort myself out.

Oh boy, I'm crying. This thing is pure gold. Thanks for the laughs.

I lost it at the lutris script part on the github.

dwm (or dwm-flexipatch if you dislike patching manually)

Is it a Jazz beginner tutorial by any chance? 🙂

Because its not the same.

There is GlazeWM (simlar to i3 - the only one that works properly on my win11 spyware), I use it daily for work (company laptop).

These are also: Komorebi (too buggy for me) Workspacer (like dwm) - used to crash alot before bug.n (dwm fork with the bar and same congih in ahk) - dead nowdays

Liftoff is fantastic btw.

Your cat seems pretty tired of fixing a kernel for you. It didn't sleep for days.

AwesomeWM and KDE as a fallback when I mess my configuration.