The next step is to create an ASCII graphics library for use within tty so you can have the best of both worlds. Just set the font smaller when you want a higher resolution
that's even worst level of low key elitism than changing window manager... low effort... (the more I read comment on this channel, the more I feel like a f*** dad... recognizing all those jokes from decades ago... please update your humour package, or at least make it 64bit...)
You might be misleading people into thinking that pressing Ctrl+Alt+F1 is killing off their X session. It's doing nothing of the sort; it's just switching to a TTY (text terminal) session. You can switch back to the running graphical session any time.
Thank you for this video. I have an old laptop that cannot have more than 1 GB of RAM, didn't hear about x64 or such a luxury as multiple cores. The only solutions for me are Windows XP, Linux or some more exotic OS. So everything that brings resource usage down while still being usable is good for me.
My late-stage Linux autism has led me to use raw Xorg without a window manager or desktop. For example, to run Firefox: $ xinit firefox $* -- :0 vt$XDG_VTNR _Feels euphoric_
@@lightarmanov6266 yeah, I know. But a Wayland kiosk isn’t as hyper-autistic as crusty Xorg without a WM. It’s not about finding the best way, the least bloated way, or the fastest way :)
I have set up dwm on Manjaro with KDE default. It works fine and only thing I have not managed to set up to my liking was dwm bar. I ditched it and I use polybar so far
Since this video is for beginners let me say one thing don't compile as root as he did in the video install the package through sudo or root but don't compile as root simply because you never know how well the compile scripts/makefiles are written. If u give it root it can delete/modify anything on the system so one mistake in the script and it can bork the whole system as root and trust me i've seen people get system borked by improperly written make scripts ran as root
I came to the comments to see how many people were pointing this out. "Not enough" was the answer. The reasons given in this comment are really important to understand.
the all interest of dwm and other suckless software is that there is no config file or "modules". It's all configuration before compiling and patching the code. This allow suckless program to be smaller and more efficiant on memory. It doesn't make any sens to install default bynaries for those software.
@@alephanull1953 If there is something stupid is limiting lines of code to a random number and saying that if it goes beyond that it is not suckless anymore. My question is valid. You could just say that it is recommended to build it from source so you can configure it before you properly install it, or something along those lines
@@joelchrono so your original question wasn't legitimate at all, you just want to troll the superautistsysadmins. Your second comment indicates a level of background knowledge about suckless tools that doesn't jive with the level indicated by your original question. You butthurt about something suckless did?
@@tissuepaper9962 Hey! You don't have to be so mean. In two years a lot of things change. I actually understand how dwm and suckless software works now, and I use dwm daily. Right now while I type this. A couple of patches later its perfectly usable and I would not change it for anything. Its been months like that. However, your response is one of the reasons this community is seen as toxic by many. Yes, I was ignorant and I was all knowing and mighty, so maybe I deserved that response, but instead of asking if anything changed, you assumed I was the same after such a long time. You on pleroma or something btw? Would be nice to talk so you see how I've changed :P
To mitigate sounding too negative over your hard work putting together this video: this is neat and I love how you specifically went for the WM that seems to be used by the most elitist, stuck up types. :P
Peppermint can come with sysvinit as well. There are several really good init systems, the problem is that almost all the documentation and tutorials for everything assumes that you use soystemd.
I stopped caring about ricing my desktop after I switched to OpenBSD from Arch. I just usually hide all icons and taskbar in XFCE settings, don't need all that extra stuff, all I need is the terminal and I'm good to go.
@@pcerdroid4693 For starters, I didn't want to deal with SystemD but I know there are ways around that but that wasn't my main reason though. I always wanted to learn Unix, plus I was studying more of the security aspect of the field and wanted a OS that was more security oriented and straight to the point with simple documentation. And that's how I found out about OpenBSD. Also I should mention that I was and still am trying to break my addiction of googling stuff instead of actually using my critical thinking skills. Which has improved significantly by using OpenBSD.
@@jaronnamir8868 if you were so concerned about systemd, couldn’t you have just basically kept arch by switching to artix? Not knocking the other points by any means but systemd is not a truly valid reason.
@@supermasterfighter Sorry for the late reply UA-cam doesn't notify me when people replay back had to click the little icon. Uhh yeah I switched to Artix Linux OpenRC init system sometime last year from BSD cause I built a new rig. The old rig is running OpenBSD as a routing firewall.
its the same idea as ricing cheap cars, basically making a bunch of modifications to something basic (window manager in this case) to make it look good. Just like how someone might "rice" a Honda by adding neon lights and a spoiler.
Wasn't it also a word used to make fun of those types of people, since the customizations in question attempt to make the thing look faster without effectively doing anything of the sort?
@Peter Andrijeczko don't forget that "ricing" has a very slight negative connotation, especially when applied to cars. The term implies that the end product is all filler and no substance; like chicken and rice with no chicken, so just "rice".
this does not work at all, i have compiled the programs, backed up xinitrc and made a new oe, killed the server with sudo lightdm stop, and my shows a black screen, and when i press a key a white cursor appears on the top left, when i switch workspaces nothing new happens really, and when i reboot, i get booted into my desktop environment (lxde on manjaro), even thoug i have already made a new xinitrc with 3 linex and no mention of lxde.
i know this is a 2 year old video but... how would i go about adding dwm to a display manager? i can never find any helpful sources on adding it to cdm or console tdm along side a desktop environment like plasma or xfce.
the laptop im using as a media server is using xfce on peppermint which has always seemed a lil over kill for something that essentially sits alone on a shelf unless im updating it or putting videos and music on it, dwm looks good but im unsure of whether itd be worth setting it up, any advice on this?
i think you should just run slstatus as a command in your .xinitrc instead of "exec"ing it. on my arch linux install when i had exec dwm and exec slstatus if i used the keybind in dwm to close and go back to a tty (i think it's alt-shift-q) x would lock up instead of reaching the tty. just running "slstatus &" before your exec dwm line works fine for me.
In linux mint: Did you know that you can go back to your gui (Edit: BEFORE you start a different x server) if you press alt ctrl f7-f12? Alt ctrl f1 doesn't necessarily kill cinnamon or whatever you get mint with.
And here I thought I was "l33t" with my Debian/Openbox/Tint2 setup with LXDE utils and LightDM, apparently not lol. (sarcasm aside, I did enjoy the video. I think bragging about your Linux setup is about as tired and boring as car guys bragging about the options they ordered their car with. Nobody cares, all setups are personal and therefore subjective.)
You can add file like .desktop in your /usr/share/xsessions/ folder. Inside the file put something like: [Desktop Entry] Name=Qtile Comment=Qtile Session Within Venv Exec=qtile Type=Application Keywords=wm;tiling Qtile example docs.qtile.org/en/latest/manual/install/index.html
I know you're making a joke, but there are ways to run graphical software with no window manager or desktop environment. The display server can run it directly, this is how a "kiosk" generally works. You just run your one graphical program in fullscreen directly through the display server.
one thing, i am too much of a pleb to go that far, 2nd i get partially dyslexic past half of the day... (from being able to type an article to becoming a flood of typos, and i don't misspell words, i write entire words that don't even belong in the sentence! example: "and then i climbed apostrophe the tree screwdriver.") also newb Linux Question, i always wondered about how compatibility works in Linux. like for a game maker or program maker, do they only aim to make Arch based and Debian based things and are they cross compatible, what is missing... and forward and backward compatibility in one distro and also cross distro compatibility... aside from the misconception that "Linux can only be used with a terminal" (easily disproved), the big question is compatibility, do game makers need to make 50 versions of their game or only 2 (Debian/Arch) or maybe more if versions matters? maybe a good subject for a video to demystify that topic that even programmers in the game industry might totally have the wrong idea and keep away due to lack of understanding and too many assumptions. it is a newb question but i doubt it is typical.
Gaming on linux got a lot better when steam rolled out. They "solved the problem" by packaging a basic ubuntu distribution with it. Gamemakers then target that ubuntu and with luck that ubuntu stackup can make up for differences in distributions.
@@jojoposter ah nice idea! good to know! i have a few unity based games that are windows only while unity plays very well with Linux, some games never were ported so i always assumed it was a "make many version" kind of problem... and maybe some makers do assume that without looking. now if only some makers would catch on to that! (at least anything not bound by DirectX 11 and 12's obscure functions not yet in Vulkan.)
To be honest there are unneeded and complicated steps here. For one you probably would never need to go into the root user to do this. As well as most people use a login manager you could just logout and switch to dwm from sessions.
Well yeah, newbs and the people that stick to Mint or Ubuntu have a mind set that you need to reinstall the whole goddamn OS just to get KDE or XFCE. So that's what I figured is this video's target audience. Users like you and me, know this shit better than the back of our hands so its somewhat redundant.
@@brecken19972 i use linux mint (with i3) btw, (my arch-meme-partition is only 15 GB). you are right, this video is aimed at new people to linux. I guess too, yet i doubt that many new people will even want to use a window manager XD.
As someone relative new to Linux, this stuff isn’t common knowledge. I started off on gentoo with kde bc I found it tricky to setup a twm but eventually after watching a heap of tutorials I was able to install dwm and awesomewm
Wow, this is so informative. It's not like 99% of people who are more than a week into Linux already know this at all. Edit: dwm, ok. That makes some sense.
Why would you need a window manager when you already have the TTY?
Gotta admit, he’s got a point.
wms are for people too stupid to use tmux.
Isn't tmux essentially a window manager?
The next step is to create an ASCII graphics library for use within tty so you can have the best of both worlds. Just set the font smaller when you want a higher resolution
that's even worst level of low key elitism than changing window manager... low effort... (the more I read comment on this channel, the more I feel like a f*** dad... recognizing all those jokes from decades ago... please update your humour package, or at least make it 64bit...)
One of my favorites chanels without any dude
@Alon Itzhak Hi
@Alon Itzhak sorry my friend 😞, please forgive me.
Any doubt, dude*
@@VixieTSQ sorry, I'm not native English speaker I just write as I hear
@marcogirelavida73 pt?
You might be misleading people into thinking that pressing Ctrl+Alt+F1 is killing off their X session. It's doing nothing of the sort; it's just switching to a TTY (text terminal) session. You can switch back to the running graphical session any time.
Thanks, now I can use a window manager on a real distro like Ubuntu
based
@@lambdanil Based on what?
@@ogabrielcasanova on Debian
ah yes
arch the fake linux
@Alon Itzhak Nah man, if it glows it gets run over, no exception
Thank you for this video. I have an old laptop that cannot have more than 1 GB of RAM, didn't hear about x64 or such a luxury as multiple cores. The only solutions for me are Windows XP, Linux or some more exotic OS. So everything that brings resource usage down while still being usable is good for me.
My late-stage Linux autism has led me to use raw Xorg without a window manager or desktop. For example, to run Firefox:
$ xinit firefox $* -- :0 vt$XDG_VTNR
_Feels euphoric_
You can do this with Wayland using a kiosk (github.com/Hjdskes/cage) its less bloated and faster that way
@@lightarmanov6266 yeah, I know. But a Wayland kiosk isn’t as hyper-autistic as crusty Xorg without a WM. It’s not about finding the best way, the least bloated way, or the fastest way :)
same, i just straight up use tty whenever i can
Is it possible to learn this power from some tutorial?
i used that for a while trying to install a window manager coming straight from windoz lol.
how can i be an elitist without a background on my desktop?
No, you will be a Linux Cultist
yeah right! my bg is solid 060606!!!
TIL there's no Rainmeter for Linux.
Reddit moment.
The entirety of Linux is rainmeter :V
Ah yess, new video of Mental outsmith
That's a funny way of spelling "Luke Smith's Black Deepfake Channel"
I have set up dwm on Manjaro with KDE default. It works fine and only thing I have not managed to set up to my liking was dwm bar. I ditched it and I use polybar so far
Since this video is for beginners let me say one thing don't compile as root as he did in the video install the package through sudo or root but don't compile as root simply because you never know how well the compile scripts/makefiles are written. If u give it root it can delete/modify anything on the system so one mistake in the script and it can bork the whole system as root and trust me i've seen people get system borked by improperly written make scripts ran as root
I came to the comments to see how many people were pointing this out. "Not enough" was the answer. The reasons given in this comment are really important to understand.
i love the subtle shit talking, u sir are a genius
now i can is be cool kid 2, thanks br0
epic!
Late stage Linux is when you use a Window Manager and have a Linux Server with only a tty. Great video as always!
Next video will be about how to Farm Karma using any distro.
I really needed to know how to do this on Debian. Thanks!
It just works. Where have I heard that before Todd Howard
This is exactly what I was looking for
Yes let me install this at home too because sitting in terminal 8 hours a day on rhel isnt enough :)
Would you consider doing any videos on either FreeBSD or OpenBSD?
he finally did let's goooo
actually did something similar a while back
i'm running dwm on manjaro
think i'm gonna change ot soon though
Lol nerds talking about arch and gentoo while I have pop os with uninstalled desktop.
Please help
Awesome! Can you please to a Whonix and Tails review too?
I think he's made videos on both of them
Isn't this like the hardest way to do sudo apt install dwm and the just log out and change the session?
the all interest of dwm and other suckless software is that there is no config file or "modules".
It's all configuration before compiling and patching the code. This allow suckless program to be smaller and more efficiant on memory.
It doesn't make any sens to install default bynaries for those software.
Ahhh, this is exactly what suckless was trying to avoid, Novices trying to ask stupid questions!
@@alephanull1953 If there is something stupid is limiting lines of code to a random number and saying that if it goes beyond that it is not suckless anymore.
My question is valid. You could just say that it is recommended to build it from source so you can configure it before you properly install it, or something along those lines
@@joelchrono so your original question wasn't legitimate at all, you just want to troll the superautistsysadmins. Your second comment indicates a level of background knowledge about suckless tools that doesn't jive with the level indicated by your original question. You butthurt about something suckless did?
@@tissuepaper9962 Hey! You don't have to be so mean. In two years a lot of things change. I actually understand how dwm and suckless software works now, and I use dwm daily. Right now while I type this.
A couple of patches later its perfectly usable and I would not change it for anything. Its been months like that.
However, your response is one of the reasons this community is seen as toxic by many. Yes, I was ignorant and I was all knowing and mighty, so maybe I deserved that response, but instead of asking if anything changed, you assumed I was the same after such a long time.
You on pleroma or something btw? Would be nice to talk so you see how I've changed :P
To mitigate sounding too negative over your hard work putting together this video: this is neat and I love how you specifically went for the WM that seems to be used by the most elitist, stuck up types. :P
But DWM is actually a really good window manager. There’s a reason the elitist stuck up types suck up to it so hard!
What do you have instead of systemd? Could you make a video on how to install / setup an alternative?
really go with a distro that doesnt use systemd ootb, cause repacling it is hard since alot of systemd distros build witht hat as a dep
His prefered init is openrc-init & his prefered dependency based init is OpenRc
Peppermint can come with sysvinit as well. There are several really good init systems, the problem is that almost all the documentation and tutorials for everything assumes that you use soystemd.
You should have shown how to create an xsession for dwm so the user could login from a display manager
But I do have a good working window manager, Xfwm!
how long until dwm for windows xp?
I stopped caring about ricing my desktop after I switched to OpenBSD from Arch. I just usually hide all icons and taskbar in XFCE settings, don't need all that extra stuff, all I need is the terminal and I'm good to go.
What made you switch to OpenBSD?
@@pcerdroid4693 For starters, I didn't want to deal with SystemD but I know there are ways around that but that wasn't my main reason though.
I always wanted to learn Unix, plus I was studying more of the security aspect of the field and wanted a OS that was more security oriented and straight to the point with simple documentation. And that's how I found out about OpenBSD. Also I should mention that I was and still am trying to break my addiction of googling stuff instead of actually using my critical thinking skills. Which has improved significantly by using OpenBSD.
@@jaronnamir8868 if you were so concerned about systemd, couldn’t you have just basically kept arch by switching to artix? Not knocking the other points by any means but systemd is not a truly valid reason.
@@supermasterfighter Sorry for the late reply UA-cam doesn't notify me when people replay back had to click the little icon. Uhh yeah I switched to Artix Linux OpenRC init system sometime last year from BSD cause I built a new rig. The old rig is running OpenBSD as a routing firewall.
Soooo, pardon the question, but what exactly does "ricing" (riceing ? rice-ing?) mean ?
its the same idea as ricing cheap cars, basically making a bunch of modifications to something basic (window manager in this case) to make it look good. Just like how someone might "rice" a Honda by adding neon lights and a spoiler.
Thanks for the replies guys! I only seen/heard the term in Mental Outlaw's videos and I thought it's something Gentoo related :))
Wasn't it also a word used to make fun of those types of people, since the customizations in question attempt to make the thing look faster without effectively doing anything of the sort?
@Peter Andrijeczko don't forget that "ricing" has a very slight negative connotation, especially when applied to cars. The term implies that the end product is all filler and no substance; like chicken and rice with no chicken, so just "rice".
I found a way to use enlighenment as a window manager for xfce4 and gotten some interesting results [8.0]
Great video Thank you
On Mint, with the few I've tried so far, I did all from the GUI, no need for going to the terminal...
I think you came to the wrong talk, buddy.
you should really use a display manager instead of xinit since xinit is running under root so crashing the wm will risk root access
Doesn’t peppermintos ship with Xfce not lxde? I’m confused
Also do you think that Raspberry Pi has a management engine like intel/amd? if not would the pi be a secure option hardware wise?
It’s a standard ARM chip so probably not
this does not work at all, i have compiled the programs, backed up xinitrc and made a new oe, killed the server with sudo lightdm stop, and my shows a black screen, and when i press a key a white cursor appears on the top left, when i switch workspaces nothing new happens really, and when i reboot, i get booted into my desktop environment (lxde on manjaro), even thoug i have already made a new xinitrc with 3 linex and no mention of lxde.
I love your videos
startx... how many years has it been since Backtrack, lads
do you have a .config repo? I would really like to take a look at your dotfiles
i know this is a 2 year old video but... how would i go about adding dwm to a display manager? i can never find any helpful sources on adding it to cdm or console tdm along side a desktop environment like plasma or xfce.
What do you think about Fedora?
@Alon Itzhak Well I do have the neckbeard needed to use Fedora.
@Alon Itzhak It's in my "homework" folder, don't worry.
so the desktop environment on this case doesn't really matter or does it
the laptop im using as a media server is using xfce on peppermint which has always seemed a lil over kill for something that essentially sits alone on a shelf unless im updating it or putting videos and music on it,
dwm looks good but im unsure of whether itd be worth setting it up, any advice on this?
i think you should just run slstatus as a command in your .xinitrc instead of "exec"ing it. on my arch linux install when i had exec dwm and exec slstatus if i used the keybind in dwm to close and go back to a tty (i think it's alt-shift-q) x would lock up instead of reaching the tty. just running "slstatus &" before your exec dwm line works fine for me.
>peppermint OS
based
ctrl+alt+backspace does not work on my manjaro lxde.
ctrl+alt+f1
@@legalize.brokkoli well it didn't shutdown x, it just went to a different workspace.
In linux mint: Did you know that you can go back to your gui (Edit: BEFORE you start a different x server) if you press alt ctrl f7-f12? Alt ctrl f1 doesn't necessarily kill cinnamon or whatever you get mint with.
in most distros it doesn't kill the window manager, just puts you in a different tty
Also ctrl alt backspace needs to be enabled and is not by default
I just tried it and yes it kills server when you start i3. I am sorry for spreading misleading information.
Drew DeVault created Wlroots, he's a wayland god! Use Sway or DWL and have native vsync. Xorg is bloat. :D
Sorry, I have Nvidia
@@KSPAtlas You can use nouveau drivers, they are not so bad
@@KSPAtlas guess you should have bought a piece of hardware that you could actually own
wohoho woah woooo window manager hoip
Can I do i3 from there?
Stop running ags on this FREE channdl
thx. time to flex my rpi zero with dank wm and start karma farming
And here I thought I was "l33t" with my Debian/Openbox/Tint2 setup with LXDE utils and LightDM, apparently not lol. (sarcasm aside, I did enjoy the video. I think bragging about your Linux setup is about as tired and boring as car guys bragging about the options they ordered their car with. Nobody cares, all setups are personal and therefore subjective.)
Is something wrong with me for running stock Linux Mint with Cinnamon?
Pls tell me. I want to know how bad I am at Linux. I mean, I only use it to use to print .zpl files to print labels for UPS and USPS.
Depends on your sense of taste. Cinnamon and mint could work pretty well together, since they offer different flavors to your food.
Please review nixos
Pls make video to autostart in login manager instead .xinitrc 👍
You can add file like .desktop in your /usr/share/xsessions/ folder. Inside the file put something like:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Qtile
Comment=Qtile Session Within Venv
Exec=qtile
Type=Application
Keywords=wm;tiling
Qtile example
docs.qtile.org/en/latest/manual/install/index.html
oh god X IN orama. It's pronounced ZINE as in ZUH-EYE-NUH. Haha otherwise love the video
Biggest issue I'm having is getting gnome-keyring to work.
Mint
Why are you compiling as the root user?
Is that yet another dwm video ?
jokes on you, I have a bare X without any window manager. (on my server, I need a graphical interface for some programs even though it's headless.)
I can't install i3 on my distro.
0:25 I am one of those ricers
Window managers are bloat, just don't use a screen
I know you're making a joke, but there are ways to run graphical software with no window manager or desktop environment. The display server can run it directly, this is how a "kiosk" generally works. You just run your one graphical program in fullscreen directly through the display server.
one thing, i am too much of a pleb to go that far, 2nd i get partially dyslexic past half of the day... (from being able to type an article to becoming a flood of typos, and i don't misspell words, i write entire words that don't even belong in the sentence! example: "and then i climbed apostrophe the tree screwdriver.")
also newb Linux Question, i always wondered about how compatibility works in Linux. like for a game maker or program maker, do they only aim to make Arch based and Debian based things and are they cross compatible, what is missing... and forward and backward compatibility in one distro and also cross distro compatibility... aside from the misconception that "Linux can only be used with a terminal" (easily disproved), the big question is compatibility, do game makers need to make 50 versions of their game or only 2 (Debian/Arch) or maybe more if versions matters?
maybe a good subject for a video to demystify that topic that even programmers in the game industry might totally have the wrong idea and keep away due to lack of understanding and too many assumptions. it is a newb question but i doubt it is typical.
Gaming on linux got a lot better when steam rolled out. They "solved the problem" by packaging a basic ubuntu distribution with it. Gamemakers then target that ubuntu and with luck that ubuntu stackup can make up for differences in distributions.
@@jojoposter ah nice idea! good to know! i have a few unity based games that are windows only while unity plays very well with Linux, some games never were ported so i always assumed it was a "make many version" kind of problem... and maybe some makers do assume that without looking. now if only some makers would catch on to that! (at least anything not bound by DirectX 11 and 12's obscure functions not yet in Vulkan.)
Alternatively download rain meter and wallpaper engine and fake using Linux
"Where we're going we don't need login managers"
Kek
Is this a revelation?
Posting screenshots from Mental Outlaw's videos, don't even have to install anything
It's just like r/unixporn in real life! :O
I had to r/ihavereddit you :)
@@LoganT547
you became the very thing you swore to destroy
I didn't know the FBI liked their own comments 😂
@@LoganT547 i didnt like it
@@Yuriyalloween nvm
woah
dwm users have their own Jim Crow laws to segregate noobs
Dude you just kill people who are "in disguise".
UA-cam got bloated with Luke Smith copycats
To be honest there are unneeded and complicated steps here. For one you probably would never need to go into the root user to do this. As well as most people use a login manager you could just logout and switch to dwm from sessions.
doesn't this fit within common Linux knowledge? are there really Linux users don't know how to do this?
Well yeah, newbs and the people that stick to Mint or Ubuntu have a mind set that you need to reinstall the whole goddamn OS just to get KDE or XFCE. So that's what I figured is this video's target audience. Users like you and me, know this shit better than the back of our hands so its somewhat redundant.
@@brecken19972 i use linux mint (with i3) btw, (my arch-meme-partition is only 15 GB).
you are right, this video is aimed at new people to linux. I guess too, yet i doubt that many new people will even want to use a window manager XD.
As someone relative new to Linux, this stuff isn’t common knowledge. I started off on gentoo with kde bc I found it tricky to setup a twm but eventually after watching a heap of tutorials I was able to install dwm and awesomewm
@@rexhent2206 *has the patience to install gentoo* *doesnt have the patience to read the README in every window manager github page*
@@rexhent2206
> new to linux
> starts with gentoo
As the gods intended
Damn cool kids of the internet, get off my windows 10 edu
over complicated
Don’t compile as root. It’s stupid.
Hahahaha!!!
How to turn autistic in only ten minutes
My guidance counselor told me autism is a superpower.
Wow, this is so informative. It's not like 99% of people who are more than a week into Linux already know this at all.
Edit: dwm, ok. That makes some sense.
XD
cool kid's use no graphical environments
Probably you meant a Tile based window manager.
KWin is a window manager.
Mutter is a window manager.
Bad title.
So a window manager is not a window manager when it's tile based?
First
@Alon Itzhak I posted that like 8 seconds after it was uploaded.
did you know: you can browse the web with wayback machine disabled.
Second
third
"It just works!" = "So about that pre-configured pre-patched window manager source code on your GitHub."