Tag: Tiling window managers

• Cinnamon Desktop is Cozy Sometimes

  

  Despite my history using Linux over the past few years, and despite how I have to use a Mac at work, I typically default to not only Arch Linux, but Hyprland with my setup. In short, I had a taste of tiling windows a few years ago starting with Awesome WM. After a few years…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  September 25, 2025

  Linux

  Arch Linux, AUR, Cinnamon, DE to use when WM breaks, File manager, Hyprland, Krusader, Linux, My thoughts on Cinnamon desktop, Nemo, Quick Update, technology, Terminal, Tiling window managers

• Make macOS Feel More Like Linux

  

  I have a confession to make. While I love Linux and prefer to use it, I haven’t used my openSUSE workstation in the past few months. My reliable ThinkPad has been collecting dust at home. While I am still free to use my tried and true Arch Linux machine at home, my new job’s network…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  November 27, 2024

  Productivity, Software

  Alfred vs Raycast, Amethyst vs Yabai, Dynamic tiling, How-To, iTerm2, Linux, macOS, Make macOS feel more like Linux, Package management on macOS, Productivity, Rofi on Linux, Simple-Bar, Software, technology, Terminal, Tiling window managers, Tutorial, Windows

• My Top 3 Tiling Window Managers

  

  It’s no secret that I’ve been exploring Arch, Fedora, and openSUSE for the past few years. While I did use Ubuntu back in the late-2000s, I only used Kubuntu briefly before really going all-in on Arch during the lockdown a few years ago. Still, the point is that I have experience with the aforementioned list…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  April 16, 2024

  Linux

  Arch Linux, Awesome WM, bspwm, DistroTube, Dynamic tiling, Fedora, GNOME, Hyprland, i3, Linux, openSUSE, Productivity, Qtile, Ricing, Scratchpads, Terminal, Tiling, Tiling window managers, Wayland, xmonad, xorg