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> Windows has actually gotten pretty good, surprisingly (drag to corners to get a quarter screen window, drag to sides to get half screen) Holy shit on a shi

• AceJohnny2 10y ago
  Even better then: try the Win key + arrow keys.
  • bastijn 10y ago
    And shift+win+arrows to kick it over your multiple monitors. With those two features now in Windows (for a while) I could finally drop my autohotkey windowing script.
  • wernercd 10y ago
    I knew about and use the hell out of the Win+Arrow combo... but I didn't know you could drag to corners/sides to get the same effect. Always nice to have alternatives - and I'm always dragging stuff around to different windows so it'll be nice to not have to drag, drop and then window key stuff.
  • to3m 10y ago
    I'm going to plug my dispswitch program (https://github.com/tom-seddon/dispswitch https://github.com/tom-seddon/dispswitch - Windows only. You run it from a hotkey manager such as AutoHotKey). It does a better job of preserving monitor-relative size and position when you've got monitors with work rects of different sizes. For tiling windows, try align_window3 (https://github.com/tom-seddon/align_window3 https://github.com/tom-seddon/align_window3 - again, it's for Windows, and use AutoHotKey). It gives you more portrait-friendly options than the Windows default stuff.
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