I also notice that I rarely use the tagging capabilities dwm provides, and that I more and more stick to two views only (one with web stuff, and another one with terminals). So I developed a window organization approach tonight, which I call 'stereo', because it consists of two kinds of windows - currently viewed ones, and not-viewed ones.
I don't really use tagging either (no client ever has more than one tag), but I'd like more than two views, so for some time I've been planning to write a window manager based on dwm that has a *stack* of workspaces. I imagine that most of the time I'd only be switching between two or so, but I'd have others containing things I mean to do later. If I get distraced while working or browsing the web, I push a new workspace onto the tab for the distraction and come back to what I was doing later (by popping the workspaces above it as I finish with them). Since I have a relatively small screen though, I'd probably display the clients in a "workspace" tabbed (as in ion) or stacked (as in wmii), making my stack 2-dimensional (or maybe even more!). Anyway I haven't got around to thinking it through yet, but I just thought I'd mention it, since it seems to me that something a bit more generalised than stereowm (which btw is a beautiful concept) might suit me and some other people better. grai PS: sorry if the formatting's yucky - I've temporarily been reduced to using google's webmail interface and don't know what to expect. Also I feel kind of light-headed so I wouldn't be surprised if what I've written doesn't make any sense.
