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Very happy with Windows native window management. WinKey + arrow keys is such an intuitive and easy way to manage windows I don't even want to go back to using

by h4ch1 2y ago

Very happy with Windows native window management. WinKey + arrow keys is such an intuitive and easy way to manage windows I don't even want to go back to using i3 on my Linux install. Plus I can drag windows to the top and see multiple layout options and arrange them however I want, even with 10+ windows open don't feel the need to complicate things further. I know this will piss off i3/keyboard purists, but oh well. Edit: I know i3 is super customizable and all the malarkey but I want to get shit done and not spend all day fiddling with my config. ( this is coming from a serial distro/WM hopper )

WorldMaker 2y ago
You may like Windows PowerToys FancyZones as added power to the Win+arrow options, allowing for more diverse layouts than even Windows 11's expanded set in the Maximize button hover/drag to the top overlay bar. Unfortunately the two WMs still don't entirely talk to each other (Windows 11's layouts don't count as FancyZones, FancyZones don't count as Windows 11 layouts), but FancyZones does have some nice tools that make it worth trying, and has that sort of deeper integration on its roadmap, even if you do go back to the in-box experience for now.