Tiling Shell has been my favorite tiling manager so far, works just like fancyzones on windows, but also makes the widget that pops up on the top of the screen when moving windows have your custom layouts.
Despite snaps, ubuntu is still one of the most stable distros. i had less issues with ubuntu than i had with either fedora or opensuse (leap and tumbleweed).
Its not proprietary but flatpak is "taking the android route" as in providing a "app store" with sandboxed apps and standardized runtimes whose permissions can be limited and expanded at runtime by requesting the user. they already have a system for tipping devs and IIRC also wanna include a way to pay for apps.
The proprietary version of this would be Ubuntus snaps, but since the proper functionality of them is limited to ubuntu as the only distro i doubt they will take off
Pls stop giving billion dollar corporations so much credit.
The difference comes from windows dominant (home pc) market position meaning that almost all software and hardware is specifically made to work with it, with even things that officially support linux being afterthoughts.
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Tiling Shell has been my favorite tiling manager so far, works just like fancyzones on windows, but also makes the widget that pops up on the top of the screen when moving windows have your custom layouts.