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// idea from the primeagen, designated label/workspace/desktop per app/purpose

// current layout/plan                                         // wm default layout/mode
1. drawing/thinking (scratch pads for text and images)         stack (fullscreen)
2. music makeing - misc                                        stack (fullscreen)
3. music making - daw                                          floating
4. music/audio listening                                       stack (fullscreen)
5. general misc (catch-all)                                    stack (fullscreen)
6. comms (email, chats, etc)                                   stack (fullscreen)
7. dev - misc                                                  stack (fullscreen)
8. terminal (primary, but audio/one-off/etc can be anywhere)   stack (fullscreen)
9. web browser                                                 stack (fullscreen)

// ideas/guidelines:
- use this consistently accross all machines
    - if something not applicable for a given machine, just don't have apps or screens
        present, but maintain absolute position/numbering of each screen
- structure the above so that programs which i'm likely to use with one hand off of the
    keyboard (i.e. to use a trackpad, mouse, stylus, etc) are on the screens that allow
    for one hand (i.e. the one still on the keyboard) to navigate those screens
    - for me, using peripherals with right hand, so put programs likely to be used with
        peripherals where my left hand can switch to them single-handedly (screens 1 to 5)