I was a long time Window Maker (not Windowmaker, the world's leading software for... something else) user for a long time as well, but finally jumped ship to boring old KDE.
It finally acquired most of the essential window management features of WMaker, such as Meta-R/L-Mouse to move or resize the window by clicking anywhere into it or shading windows.
However I still miss selecting multiple windows with a rubber band and then moving them to a different virtual desktop together, or the dock apps. I still can't find a proper widget which displays the network activity or something like wmforkplop to show the general system load.
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I was a long time Window Maker (not Windowmaker, the world's leading software for... something else) user for a long time as well, but finally jumped ship to boring old KDE.
It finally acquired most of the essential window management features of WMaker, such as Meta-R/L-Mouse to move or resize the window by clicking anywhere into it or shading windows.
However I still miss selecting multiple windows with a rubber band and then moving them to a different virtual desktop together, or the dock apps. I still can't find a proper widget which displays the network activity or something like wmforkplop to show the general system load.
I sort of wish that kwin supported dockapps.