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The author seems to have a different definition of "recently" than I do (have been using tiling window managers for over 2 decades now).
So pretty much "out of the users view", which seems to be one of the main things they're complaining about.
Overall just reads like a shitty mash of tiling and non tiling concepts, which you already can get better on a modern dynamic tiling window manager.