I'm in cinnamon, and this happens in awesomewm as well

Wow, amazing, thanks for the explanation!

Uh What's the difference?

If stacking is floating, I think I'd rather have that

I've used git before

What's the wm?

Thank you! I think I'll end up restarting sometime in the future, but for now this is amazing!

So... what's a compositor?

My problem with qtile is it seems... just bad... The install instruction doesn't work, and it was just a pain to install

Should I lower swap? How do I change the swappiness?

I am using xorg

I'm using X awesome wm and cinnamon. The touchpad isn't disabled when I'm typing. I use a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15iil05, and this is a recent issue.

I'll certainly try fluxbox. What is i3 and fluxbox configured in?

I use cinnamon, but this setting is on

I think it might somehow be something I installed

... who knows

You know, for some reason I thought that zram was on the disk, and it isn't. That makes a huge difference. I'll keep the swap then!

Oh, I think I might have thought zram was similar to swap, I didn't realize it takes up ram. Is there a way to see how much ram it's using? What do you think I should set my zram amount to(and how do I change the zram amount, I'm using zram-config)

Would these settings be the same if I used the same amount of swap?

Which part is the usage?

https://github.com/ecdye/zram-config#example-configuration

This link says that configuration is stored in a file that doesn't exist, should I make it?

Maybe I'll try it

The reason I like cinnamon is the sound effects and animations and such, and last I checked, xfce doesn't have those.

Ooo, what's this?

I used pip, and apparently I needed to download from the git?

I hope

Lies

Qtile just felt wrong to me with how meant things didn't work

When I was using Wayland, zoom crashed when you joined a meeting. Does this still happen?

I need the app for my music lessons, so I can't use wayland

I don't really need a task list on my panel, only for if I have an... Interesting alt tab implementation

I just spent so long installing it, you'd think I've never used Linux before

How different is that from lxde?

But how do I do this? What stuff from xfce would I keep?

Mint