window managers

Author: FrancescElies

README.md

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   - [Windows specific stuff](#windows-specific-stuff)
     - [Disable annoying default hotkeys](#disable-annoying-default-hotkeys)
     - [Jumping between windows](#jumping-between-windows)
+    - [Window manager](#window-manager)
+    - [Another option](#another-option)
     - [Good to install](#good-to-install)
+    - [Troubleshooting an issue?](#troubleshooting-an-issue)
+      - [Windbg](#windbg)
+      - [Analyze heap memory allocations](#analyze-heap-memory-allocations)
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 Going from MacOS or Linux to windows, why would you even do that? You might
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 ### Jumping between windows
 
+### Window manager
+#### i3 like window managers
+As of today no cross platform window manager, but what can be "cross platformish"
+is the motions between certain window managers, there are some decent i3-compatible compositors.
+On windows [glazewm](https://github.com/glzr-io/glazewm) on
+macos [aerospace](https://github.com/nikitabobko/AeroSpace)
+and on linux [i3](https://github.com/i3/i3) or [sway](https://github.com/swaywm/sway)
+This is actually good enough for me and might be good enough for you as well
+
+If something gets wanky you can always stop glazewm with `alt+shift+p` and
+reactivate it again with the same shortcut.
+
+#### Another option
 `alt+tab` has nice animations but when you do a lot of it, it can feel
 annoyingly slow. Instead you can use `alt+esc` which will switch no next
 windows without asking, that feels better, if you combine it with a remap of