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Not a GNOME user, but i3. The fact that on MacOS I can't put more than 2 windows side by side to tile the screen space drives me nuts. Sadly, it's a work laptop
by marcyb5st 4y ago
Not a GNOME user, but i3. The fact that on MacOS I can't put more than 2 windows side by side to tile the screen space drives me nuts. Sadly, it's a work laptop and can't install 3rd parties to have a similar UX as i3.
- brightball 4y agoPop Shell extension will give you something close.
- laurentlbm 4y agoThey were talking about MacOS, not GNOME.
- dsego 4y agoNot optimal but should be able to hover or option+hover on the green circle to tile or position windows side by side. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/work-with-app-windows-mchlp2469/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/work-with-app-windo... There is rectangle, which has nice keyboard shortcuts, but it is a 3rd party addon. https://rectangleapp.com/ https://rectangleapp.com/
- wing-_-nuts 4y agoThis can be assigned a kb shortcut fyi. I'm currently using rectangle as well, but the built in tiling is ok if you just need a L/R split
- beachwood23 4y agoI use the Magnet.app extension, which supports basic tiling commands on MacOS.
- mFixman 4y agoYou can use BetterTouchTool and configure it to tile an arbitrary amount of windows. As a bonus those windows don't have to be in full-screen mode, so you can cmd-tab quickly. I agree that the windowing system of MacOS is an unusable mess.
- LeonenTheDK 4y agoSomething like i3 is all I want for productivity. I use Yabai but it's just not the same.