My late favorite windows manager is i3wm and I have been using it since a year I believe. I am getting used to controlling and managing it. It's a nice lightweight, minimal window manager not so easy to manage. It has a very few desktop applications and very basic ones. Since I don't want to install a more complicated manager like KDE or alike, I needed to rely on those desktop applications such as feh for image viewing, ranger for filesystem manipulations, pavucontrol for sound management and xrandr for display management. I have almost installed a satisfactory amount of such applications to perform minimal desktop needs and gained a lot of experience with i3wm conf file, binding keys to specific needs like using two monitors in different scenarios. The last modification I made was writing 3 different xrandr commands to comply with 3 different tasks, turning on and off the second HDMI monitor, and mirroring a Display port more resolution monitor to the second lo...
Errare humanum est sed perseverare diabolicum.