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Sometimes called the "Whitespace" killer, is a tiling window manager that works on top of or instead of the Windows explorer shell.

Open Source & Modern

Is a tiling window manager actually superior and more efficient?

Tiling Window Managers solve this by enforcing a simple, rigid rule: windows must not overlap. Instead of floating freely, every new window opened is automatically arranged to fill the available screen space, usually in a grid. This creates a mosaic of applications where every pixel is utilized effectively.