When you install it, you choose between different window managers. Depending on which window manager you choose, it will behave differently.
I think, most of the available window managers have a shortcut for switching between windows (which might be a different shortcut than Alt+Tab).
And I think, most have a mode for resizable+pannable windows (usually called “floating windows”).
One window manager which does not have those, is DWM.
(I have not used Axyl, but I have used some of those window managers on other distributions.)
I didn’t want to confuse @a_Ha@lemmy.ml even more, since I doubt they would dive in that deeply. Especially doesn’t make sense when DWM comes pre-installed with the distro, as you need to install it yourself to be able to patch it.
When you install it, you choose between different window managers. Depending on which window manager you choose, it will behave differently.
I think, most of the available window managers have a shortcut for switching between windows (which might be a different shortcut than Alt+Tab).
And I think, most have a mode for resizable+pannable windows (usually called “floating windows”).
One window manager which does not have those, is DWM.
(I have not used Axyl, but I have used some of those window managers on other distributions.)
yes, i believe we have to try it to really know more … maybe someone else will comment later on this post.
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DWM has a patch for floating windows.
Yeah, I kind of expected it would have that. 🙃
I didn’t want to confuse @a_Ha@lemmy.ml even more, since I doubt they would dive in that deeply. Especially doesn’t make sense when DWM comes pre-installed with the distro, as you need to install it yourself to be able to patch it.