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{Net,Free,Open}BSD... which one? All three? I'm a NetBSD user that uses a tiling window manager (i3 - not ion3, it's different). ALT+1 and ALT+2 are where I ke
by user911302966 15y ago
{Net,Free,Open}BSD... which one? All three?
I'm a NetBSD user that uses a tiling window manager (i3 - not ion3, it's different). ALT+1 and ALT+2 are where I keep my urxvts, ALT+3 my web browser, etc. The switch happens instantaneously.
Am I mistaken in my understanding of your issue, or is this helpful?
- 101001010101 15y agoYes, it works well enough if you keep X11 and your X11 apps running. But what I'm striving for is a little different. More lightweight. Graphics and graphical apps are only launched when they are needed. X11 is not running constantly. I have not tried i3 and I'm going to give it a go. Are you ever keen to chat with another NetBSD user off HN?