Hmm... I use i3 but had never heard of i3 gaps before. Does all it add is the ability to set the gap space between windows? I have to admit, not having a gap really does bother me so I might have...
Hmm... I use i3 but had never heard of i3 gaps before. Does all it add is the ability to set the gap space between windows? I have to admit, not having a gap really does bother me so I might have to switch. Are there any downsides to using it over the regular i3?
I am currently running Manjaro KDE with i3 as well right now. There appears to be a community edition of Manjaro with i3-gaps and it's available via the AUR too, so it should be pretty easy to get...
I am currently running Manjaro KDE with i3 as well right now. There appears to be a community edition of Manjaro with i3-gaps and it's available via the AUR too, so it should be pretty easy to get going. Thanks!
Hmm... I use i3 but had never heard of i3 gaps before. Does all it add is the ability to set the gap space between windows? I have to admit, not having a gap really does bother me so I might have to switch. Are there any downsides to using it over the regular i3?
I am currently running Manjaro KDE with i3 as well right now. There appears to be a community edition of Manjaro with i3-gaps and it's available via the AUR too, so it should be pretty easy to get going. Thanks!
Obligatory please don't use yaourt. It is dead as a doornail. Yay is the best alternative.
That's a sweet machine, isn't it? I've got one of those, and I run OpenBSD on it.
link to the background?
And your VCS is here, correct?
Why i3-gaps and not bspwm?