I'm only with my beautiful #dwm

CC: @luca@social.luca.run

Are you familiar with dwm's powerful tag feature?
THE TAGGING MODEL
Many desktop environments organize windows using rigid workspaces:

    Workspace 1
    Workspace 2
    Workspace 3

A window belongs to a single workspace.
dwm uses a different model, treating workspaces as bitmask labels (tags).
This allows a single window instance to hold multiple tags simultaneously,
acting as a persistent visual anchor across different contexts:

    Firefox            -> Tag 1 (Web Browsing)
    st (nvi/dev)       -> Tag 2 (Code/Scripts)
    st (Monitor/Logs)  -> Tag 1 + Tag 2 (Persistent)

When you view Tag 1, you see your browser and the log monitor. When you
switch to Tag 2, the browser disappears, but the exact same log window
remains on screen, now sharing space with your text editor.
The application is never duplicated or restarted in memory.
The UI remains minimal while enabling workflows that are difficult to
express using traditional workspace-oriented desktops.
Two decades later, this tagging model remains one of the most
distinctive features of dwm.

#suckless #dwm #unix #linux #sysadmin

@joaomrt@masto.pt I'm using #dwm + #X11 4 years never faced with that kind of issues, good since #wayland fits on your laptop;)