> What if there's no room in the workspaces that need Gimp? Or what if you only want Gimp occasionally, so you don't want it to fight for layout with your important windows in each workspace.

If I can't be bothered to use another workspace for Gimp, then I'll open it as a stacked window in StumpWM. So no fighting over space.

If you seriously end up with 5+ GIMP instances and 5+ projects, then I have to say: there is no way you work on that many projects at once. If you do, then that sounds more like a workflow problem.

I usually only have one, maybe 2 projects open, and a browser or two somewhere, maybe a terminal if I need a non-Emacs terminal. If you got 3-4-5-6 projects going at the same time that really is a project management problem I'd wager.

Might also be that I just have tabs or "workspaces" in my Emacs.

But I just can't see the advantage of the scrolling to just plain workspaces. The scrolling to me just adds one more indirection of having to remember where something is. It adds a new level to the navigation tree.

We can probably end that then, because you saw MY point. Whatever that means :D

Tried Niri before, but it seemed more to adhere to fancy animations than actual improvements.