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Just an idea, if you find yourself unable to warm up to tiling: for_window [all] floating enable It's stupid, but I've been using this for a couple of years

• ericd 3y ago
  Oh cool, didn’t realize i3 could be used non-tiling. Thanks!
• bee_rider 3y ago
  That’s interesting. So do you start the programs floating, and then put them in tiling mode sometimes? Or just avoid tiling completely? (It seems like that would be giving up a lot of the specific strengths of the window manager… but of course if it works for you, it works!)
  • _TwoFinger 3y ago
    I don't use the tiling at all. I use the multiple desktops feature a lot, though. Some programs are pinned to a dedicated desktop and run all day. Others I start in (or move to, later) a numbered desktop, and switch to them by changing the desktop. Often, most of the desktops contain only one window. I once used i3 and sway the right way, of course. I guess I had one too many of those programs that were not designed to work at arbitrary window sizes, added the above rule and called it a day.