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Trying out Tactile as an additional Window Manager for Gnome shell. Looks great. No auto-tiling (you have to manually assign new windows to predefined tiles on a grid, but this is flexible. However, it works like a charm right (and out of the box), unlike Forge or gTile. Gnome default tiling behavior works alongside, which is great. Together with Simple terminal or Gnome terminal (preferred), this makes for a great tiling WM. Also, none of the shell extensions (Unite, undecorate, …) I tried were able to properly remove window decorations, and it seems like there always are edge cases anyway.
I think I still prefer Cmus and Irssi over Rhythmox and Element. Lean text interfaces forever. #unix
Regular cleaning of $HOME done: +4 Go. Also removed a lot of unused stuff on /, including Discord which I no longer use.
Just replaced ranger with fff. Looks great and lightweight, and ultra-fast. I had problem with displaying images with ranger now that I am under Wayland. With fff, I can simply open them in feh or eog and browse an entire directory using keyboard shortcuts only. (h/t DJ Adams, Exploring fff part 2 - get_ls_colors #unix
There’s also lf, which makes it for another great command-line file manager. It is closer in spirit to ranger, and it does offer more functionalities than fff.