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Yeah. Also: Windows 10 brought in some decent tiling/snapping, and windows 11 greatly expanded the tiling options for windows. It’s not i3 or bspwm or anythin
by wredue 3y ago
Yeah. Also:
Windows 10 brought in some decent tiling/snapping, and windows 11 greatly expanded the tiling options for windows.
It’s not i3 or bspwm or anything, but Microsoft does at least seem to understand desire for the window manager to help you nicely place several windows in to nice places.
- wilsonnb3 3y agoI think window snapping was introduced in 7 actually. Might have even been vista - I never had the misfortune of using Vista.
- deaddodo 3y agoWindows has had Tiling functionality since Windows 1.0, but retrofitted onto a stacked manager from Windows 2.0+ (same as Gnome, macOS, etc do). "Side-by-Side" (exclusive tiling mode) was added to Windows Vista, and upgraded to "Aero Snap" in 7. It has been iteratively improved from there.