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Workspaces / Virtual Desktops – do you use them on your laptop, desktop, or both?
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I've accidentally tried to switch workspaces with the i3 shortcuts when on a windows machine before! that muscle mememory, haha.
when I'm booting Windows on my desktop, I use MS PowerToys to snap windows around which gives me the same feeling of nice organization as tiling but feels more intuitive in the Windows environment for me.
I love me some windows powertoys but I haven't played around with the snapping tools much, I'll have to give it a shot.