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Donovan Glover ff4eddace5 bspwm: Increase desktop count Instead of restricting myself to 4 desktops, I eventually decided on a setup where desktops would be dynamically created as applications were opened. I then realized what I was doing was replicating the GNOME desktop environment in a much less efficient way, and eventually switched from bspwm to GNOME.	2022-12-15 10:54:10 -05:00
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Instead of restricting myself to 4 desktops, I eventually decided on a
setup where desktops would be dynamically created as applications were
opened. I then realized what I was doing was replicating the GNOME
desktop environment in a much less efficient way, and eventually
switched from bspwm to GNOME.

2022-12-15 10:54:10 -05:00

.config/bspwm

bspwm: Increase desktop count

2022-12-15 10:54:10 -05:00

README.md

Revert "Remove bspwm"

2021-05-14 10:19:19 -04:00

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:

You are using a desktop environment
You just want to open multiple shells (use kitty or tmux for this instead)