Regolith Linux makes learning a tiling window manager easy

ZDNET Tiling window managers are one of the most efficient ways to interact with your operating system -- depending on how you prefer to work. If you're someone who wants to keep your fingers on the keyboard and doesn't mind learning a host of new keyboard shortcuts, then a tiling window manager is for you. If, on the other hand, you prefer using your mouse, I'd advise against a tiling window manager. Also: This fun tiling window manager may be rough around the edges - but it has big potential Curiosity piqued? If so, there's a particular Linux distribution that can help you learn the ins and outs of one particular tiling window manager -- i3. The Regolith Desktop is a productivity-focused Linux distribution that combines i3, Say, and GNOME to create the fast, keyboard-driven workflow of a tiling window manager, while infusing it with a bit of traditional desktop environment features. Regolith includes features like gnome-session for system management, regolith-look for theming a ... Read full article.