What do you value in a window manager?

I have discovered that Metacity (the default window manager for Gnome) has compositing. This compositing is very basic, mostly adding shadows to windows, but it makes the desktop look and feel very nice (at least to me). I find Compiz-Fusion or just plain Compiz too much, and this very refreshing. There is how ever some functionality that I find myself missing. The most notable is the ability to drag windows from one workspace to another. This got me thinking about what functionality I value in a window manager:
It looks pretty -- Inviting window dressing with shadowing and fading. The transparency effects I never found that interesting. I have tried Openbox numerous times (played with its themes and everything) and I always find it dull and never used it for long. This realization came as a bit of a surprise to me, I had no idea that I valued looks so much.
Fast and clear way of browsing and selecting open windows -- I like it when this is not limited to one workspace, but does give distinction between the workspaces. The window selector in the top right corner of the Gnome desktop or clicking the third button on the desktop in Xfce is prime examples of this. Also, I like to have the option of doing this with the mouse or keyboard and I am annoyed that Alt Tab is limited to one workspace in most cases.
The ability to drag windows from one workspace to another
Simplicity -- I find that Compiz is too much.
I am curious as to what functionality or aspects of window managers others value, and would appreciate any feedback.
Thank you
Last edited by Smith oo4 (2008-04-24 22:26:41)

I value speed and configurability. Consequently, I use Openbox.
Smith oo4 wrote:It looks pretty -- Inviting window dressing with shadowing and fading. The transparency effects I never found that interesting. I have tried Openbox numerous times (played with its themes and everything) and I always find it dull and never used it for long. This realization came as a bit of a surprise to me, I had no idea that I valued looks so much.
If all you need is shadows/fading, Xcompmgr will work inside Openbox and provide those 'features' (I personally dislike them).
Smith oo4 wrote:Fast and clear way of browsing and selecting open windows -- I like it when this is not limited to one workspace, but does give distinction between the workspaces. The window selector in the top right corner of the Gnome desktop or clicking the third button on the desktop in Xfce is prime examples of this. Also, I like to have the option of doing this with the mouse or keyboard and I am annoyed that Alt Tab is limited to one workspace in most cases.
Xfce can set the Alt-Tab window switcher to work on all workspaces (I think). My favorite option is the Openbox desktop menu (accessible by middle-clicking the desktop), which I have mapped to the desktop button on Pypanel (see attached screenshot).
Smith oo4 wrote:The ability to drag windows from one workspace to another
On Openbox, I just right-click the title bar and select 'Send to desktop...'. If you require the dragging functionality, most pagers (such as those in the GNOME or Xfce panels) allow you to drag windows. Bear in mind that more minimal WM's such as the *boxes and Pekwm can run any panel that you want (or no panel at all), so you can bring your GNOME panel along with you.

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