yes i have installed them on the same hdd
so i can choose between them at login
Great! Perhaps I’ll start “cautiously” and test on a VM first and after on my proper install. Thanks again for the inspiration and the info!
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Nothing wrong there . Best way to learn 
I 
your Screen shots
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Well, you play in the same league yourself with all those nice wallpapers and setups.
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You welcome
I never use the vm as I only have problems with vm every time I try
so i do clean install on my hdd
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I main stay on i3 now. It do what I need and fast . Wm are 
+ fun you make own .
EDit . Real enjoy sway . That 2nd
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I need to take it slow. I tend to get easily distracted and split between many Linux learning projects that at times it becomes overwhelming. But WMs are something I would love to learn to use so down the hole I go.
i just threw myself into the wm
and I am not good at writing or reading English
and i found most wm easy to set up
i use polybar for all of them except dwm
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If you are starting from scratch in the wm territory I think openbox is the easiest of them all. It’s very easy to customize and very very flexible. Only downside for me is not by default a tiling wm, you have to add zentile to it (that works well but is a little but limited in my opinion)
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Thanks! That’s a great suggestion! I need a smooth introduction into this to me new field. With all the other stuff pending, I am not up against a steep learning curve at this moment. Openbox seems to be the right choice for now. Grazie mille!
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@pebcak
openbox ok + no bad for start .
if try in Vm ? try all 
One thing i no say enough and should . If new on tiling WM try @joekamprad i3 for Endeavouros . It truly one best start/mid usr setup i ever see.
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Sure, I should be setting up a VM and start testing them out. Thanks for pointing out @joekamprad i3 configuration. I can’t say that I am following the development of EnOS on the WM side since I haven’t been using them but I am thankful for any and all input to kick-start me. Thanks!
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you welcome . It have everything you need for start out of box . install and use, then learn by add or change thing.
Edit… it no try be replace ment of norm DE . it basic full functional set up on login + no full of thing you no need
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Sounds great! I’ll try to get started with it this weekend. Thanks for the offer, I’ll let you know 
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bspwm gruvbox
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I do not make more screenshots of wm 
Current KDE Plasma with a freshly installed eOS
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Very good look! @inffy Which dock are you using in this, it looks interesting?
just plain old latte-dock
Ah OK thanks. I might try that in my Plasma machine. I normally use Plank on all my installs but of course it is very basic (as it is intended to be). I’m currently on another machine with Cinnamon so that will have to wait! 
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