(07-12-2020, 05:31 AM)Guest0x0 Wrote: Most stacking WMs and some tiling WMs move focus by some sort of Tab-cycle, but the order is not visible from the visual layout of windows, so you have to switch focus, see which window is focused and then interact, which is slow, considered that moving focus is the most frequent operation when using a WM. But some tiling WMs support moving focus by directions. In this way, where you'll move to is directly visible from what you see , no thinking or interacting is required.

That's a point I've never considered: moving between windows based on their visual space on the screen, and not according to some pseudo cyclic order that is often based on the order the windows were last opened.