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Note that although it's possible to make fcitx work with alacritty as well, the current implementation doesn't show what you're typing as you're typing it, which is inconvenient. Because of this, I recommend using kitty in all cases if switching input methods is important for your use case. kitty also has the advantage of image preview support on both xorg and wayland, since ueberzug does not have wayland support. Note that I previously set up a working environment with ibus-mozc which, although was cool (and better than ibus-anthy), did not offer all the benefits that fcitx provides. Now that I figured out how to make fcitx work on both xorg and wayland, as well as in applications like anki, this is my preferred input method for personal systems. |
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README.md |
bspwm
bspwm is a tiling window manager for X11.
Use Cases
bspwm can be used to:
- Automatically tile all kinds of windows, maximizing screen estate
- Have complete control of your window manager through simple shell commands
- Minimize resource usage; bspwm works best without a desktop environment
You should not use bspwm if: