Keyboard driven tiling window manager. Currently using Sway, but have also used awesome, i3 and Hyprland. The applications I use the most are set to start on specific workspaces, and the workspaces are set to start on specific screens attached - some start on different screens depending on if I am at home or at work. I also have a programmable keyboard that can also do mouse motions and clicks, so I don't often have to use a mouse. I have gotten by at work without issues when I forgot my mouse at home.
Keyboard driven tiling window manager. Currently using Sway, but have also used awesome, i3 and Hyprland. The applications I use the most are set to start on specific workspaces, and the workspaces are set to start on specific screens attached - some start on different screens depending on if I am at home or at work. I also have a programmable keyboard that can also do mouse motions and clicks, so I don't often have to use a mouse. I have gotten by at work without issues when I forgot my mouse at home.