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What is the best Linux window manager?
In your opinion what is the best Linux windows manager that has this requisites:
- Works with Ubuntu 20.04 without hijacking the current desktop, aka, the need to select a different one at login, like Regolith does.
- Split the screen in 4 equally sized windows, just like Windows 10 does.
- Not key binding driven only, aka to allow to drag and drop windows around.
- Not coded in Javascript.
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