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Tried PaperWM? https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM it's like forge, an extension to gnome
Yeah, I tried it, but it didn't feel like I wanted continue using it.
Wasn't that the "continuous notebook" workflow?
If yes, then it altered the stock workflow too much for me and felt a bit janky. The main reason for me to use Forge is that it only changes the floating windows into tiling ones, and I feel like that's how Gnome was supposed to be somehow.
But I can take a look again at PaperWM, thanks!
There is also Niri, a compositor that is inspired by PaperWM
The current v0.1.0-beta looks very good. I only wish it came with a bar itself instead of relying on external programs like swaybar, or at least a working preconfiguration for swaybar that fits to most of the gnome-apps regarding the look and feel.
I used PaperWM a lot, but then it broke too often with every Gnome release. I havn't looked into the latest PaperWM. This Niri looks more promising and seems to have the basics sorted out. I have to give it a try despite the additional time needed to configure swaybar.