Over the past 10 years or so I have used many different window managers. I really like the idea of them, but I haven't stuck with any for longer than about a year. Typically, I always end up going back to using tools like Rectangle or Raycast's Window Management commands, which allow me to manually place windows in locations on the fly.

I've been trying AeroSpace for a month or two now, and I've found that I really enjoy it and get less frustrated with it than I have with similar tools in the past. I like its' modal nature which lets me create layers of keyboard shortcuts by grouping them into modes that I can switch into.

One thing I've done differently this time around, also, that isn't specific to AeroSpace is setting up some common commands as shortcuts on my StreamDeck.