^ exactly. you can configure awesome to automatically assign an application to a specific tag whenever it's launched. if your work flow is typically less structured than that, you can also use them similar to workspaces, just tossing up whatever things you happen to want on a screen together in one place or in the same layout and then switching over to a new one when you need more space. you could even do something like creating groups of tags, assigning Mod4+# to switch to that tag number in whatever group of tags you're currently using, assigning applications to be auto-assigned to to that tag number in whatever group you're using or in a specific group, and then switch between groups with a different key binding, in effect giving yourself multiple workspaces each with their own set of tags. the idea is for the system to be as flexible as possible so that you can configure it to work exactly how you feel most comfortable.
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