My old windows manager ranking

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Name	Structure	Bar	Menu	Window decoration	Difficulty	Config method	Description
	Tree	Yes	No	Border	Easy	Python	With Plasma it can be use tree-base tiling system like I3 and Sway but because Qtile is Python-base, it's way more hackable
	Tree	Yes	No	Tabsbar	Easy	Plain text and script	It's a bit more bloat (Bar include), other than that this is two of the best windows manager because it's using tree-base tiling system, this allows for more flexible layouts than the list-based approach used by other windows manager
	Tree	No	No	Border	Normal	Script	A blend between I3 (Tree tiling structure) and Xmonad (dynamic)
	Binary tree	No	No	Border	Normal	Script	My first windows manager, very minimalistic but it's using binary tree tiling system which is confusing
	Dynamic list	Yes	Yes	Border	Easy	Plain text	Xmonad but better
	Dynamic list	Yes	Yes	Border	Easy	Haskell	A dynamic windows manager but lighter and way easier to config than Awesome WM
	Dynamic list	Yes	Yes	Advance	Hard	Lua	It's have a powerful widget system that can be any UI elements from taskbar to menu, dashboard, lockscreen..., its takes a lot of time to config and you have to learn Awesome API
	Stacking	Yes	Yes	Advance	Hard	Plain text	Awesome WM without widgets
	Stacking	Yes	Yes	Tabsbar	Easy	Init	Openbox but a bit more advance
	Stacking	Yes	Yes	Titlebar	Easy	Plain text and GUI	User friendly, it's window decoration isn't as good as other
	Dynamic list	Yes	No	Border	Normal	Batch, compile C	It's follow Suckless philosophy, you have to compile DWM yourself to config which it's suck more, just use Awesome WM which it's secretly a fork of DWM