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Hint for Windows users that also want to have something like that: That closest you can probably get to that is with Powertoys FancyZones. Its not exactly a ti
by lhoff 6y ago
Hint for Windows users that also want to have something like that:
That closest you can probably get to that is with Powertoys FancyZones. Its not exactly a tiling windows manager but its close enough.
https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/wiki/FancyZones-Overview https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/wiki/FancyZones-Overv...
- mtrycz2 6y agoOn Windows10 you get multiple desktops (all monitors are bound tho), and you can snap windows to left or right half of the screen (this is resizable), or alternatively to the four corners. It's no i3, but it covers a lot of usecases when I'm not on my linux box.
- Miner49er 6y agoI think I've tried almost all the "tiling windows manager" tools for Windows there is. The best I've found, for me anyway, is PyleWm: https://github.com/GGLucas/PyleWM https://github.com/GGLucas/PyleWM I use sway on Linux.