I3 is so old. Bspwm is da bomb  i3 was cool 6 -7 years ago now when i try it it feels rigid and weird in some ways horisontal and verical split? I want  my north East south and West. I want to decide where my windows  goes next. And binary tiling is way more intuitive. Where i3 shines is the documentation where they are far  ahead  of any other. Bspwm have manpages and thats it - but do we really need more. Plus we can change things on the fly  without editing the config  thanks to bspc. I think herbstluftwm is the only other tiling wm that offer  this. Hlwm can even have 2 border colors. And if you use one window per frame it can give the illusion of 3 border colors.  Inner outer and frame and no need to edit configs. You want thicker borders - bspc config border_width 8.  Dont get me wrong i3 is still a really good tiling wmI just prefer bspwm. And bspwm's config  ootb is like  8-10 lines. Clean and simple. And we use another config for keybindings something like sxhkd  again clean and simple

where does neovim get its colors from?  Not the colorscheme itself but when I use :term it use different colors than if I just use a terminal .  Here's a pick with nvim on top and termite below and as you can see the colors are totally different.  I'd like :term in neovim to follow my terminal colorscheme if that's even possible?

It was with Ctrl p. Can I do without Ctrl + p? Can I call directly?