Comments by "p11" (@porky1118) on "DistroTube" channel.

  1. 2:28 I never used vim, and I probably never will. I used nano for most time on Linux as terminal editor. But now I'd recommend micro.
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  2. I started to prefer manual installation using xbps over the installer. It's easier to understand, what's going on.
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  3. Not that convincing. I know most of these features from dwm or i3, and some additional features might be nice (like only one set of workspaces for all screens), but most seem unneccesary bloat (like multiple ways to execute programs) or are a reinvention of WM-independent features (just use dmenu instead of prompts, which only work with xmonad)
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  4. I don't like it. I'm a Linux user and most of this is not true. And if it's true, it's probably not a good thing.
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  5. I don't want a trash. Most of the time, when I have to use Windows, and I want to get rid of some stuff, I throw it in the trash, wonder why I still just have less than 1GB memory after deleting 10GB (this step is optional), and then empty the trash.
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  6. I just stick to stupid i3 with my own config, so I have no problem with my WM.
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  7. I don't think so. You would need to have a program like tabbed, but it also has to look like a more common tool, and also have the same shortcuts. Basically chromium, but in your address bar, you don't enter an address, but executes the command inside the current tab, and Ctrl+t opens new, empty tabs. Probably something I would use. Not sure, if I want to configure my own tabbed or use it in the complicated way.
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