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vim, fvwm and Debian after 10 years of use.
I found firenvim which allowed me to edit text boxes in Firefox using neovim. couldn't do it with vim, so I switched. love it
I bought a new laptop with a 4k screen. had to have different scaling on my external monitor and laptop screen. fvwm wouldn't handle it... switched to kde/plasma and arch.
not sure if this is the kind of habits u were looking for ๐
I also just switched to KDE/plasma on my Pop!_OS machine after historically using either its built-in GNOME, or before that I would use I guess Unity on Ubuntu. I've tried KDE in passing in the past but I've never fully appreciated its delighfulness before. The widgets, the configurability, the clipboard history!