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For my particular monitor, that’s most of what I would use on i3 due to size limitations. The issue for me is that splitting the screen in OSX is so clunky comp
by ashtonkem 5y ago
For my particular monitor, that’s most of what I would use on i3 due to size limitations. The issue for me is that splitting the screen in OSX is so clunky compared to i3.
- hibbelig 5y agoI use Hammerspoon and I have got a modal dialog that I summon with alt-space. This shows me the keys I can press next, and some of them are to move the current window to specific positions and sizes, such as 100% of the height and 80% of the width, on the right hand side. It's not the same thing as a tiling window manager, but I actually like it better: I can use the 80%x100% size for my browser and keep a terminal on the left hand side. Then I can browse HN while still watching the terminal for output. When there is output in the terminal, that's a trigger for me to switch.