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You don’t have to flick anything. Windows align against each other and you can position them how you like. You can even configure it to always open specific app
by knolan 5y ago
You don’t have to flick anything. Windows align against each other and you can position them how you like. You can even configure it to always open specific apps in a particular virtual desktop should you chose.
If you want a full screen app that you flick through like an iPad you can. If you want a mess of windows on one desktop you can use App Exposé to see only the ones from a particular app. If you want a tiling manager you can install one.
If you want to turn off all the gestures you can.
It’s a mature desktop OS that has many ways of doing things.
- ChuckNorris89 5y agoYeah, but I don't need any of that swiping most of the time, nor do I wish to install a tiling window manager to do the tiling automatically for me all the time, as I only need the tiling sometimes and I prefer to do the tiling myself. I just want my OS to give me the option, out of the box, to quickly tile on demand 2 to 4 windows on the same screen in a sane layout that I can choose that's easily resizable to my current needs. That's it. Kind of like this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/desktop/modernize/images/apply-design/snap-layout-menu.png https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/desktop/modern...
- panda88888 5y agoHave you tried rectangle? https://rectangleapp.com/ https://rectangleapp.com/