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> There's still no good window manager for macOS. Rectangle is as close as it gets, but it's not good IMO because it only works on non full size windows. (the s
by daggersandscars 2y ago
> There's still no good window manager for macOS. Rectangle is as close as it gets, but it's not good IMO because it only works on non full size windows. (the solution is just get ninja-like with three finger swipe, and endure using the mouse/trackpad more than you'd prefer)
I don’t know your requirements for good, but I like Mizage’s Divvy. Works on Mac and Windows and can configure gTile similarly on Linux.
- krembo 2y agoDivvy is great, still working, yet development seems abandoned.
- Lammy 2y agoDivvy+Stay is the magic combo for me: https://cordlessdog.com/stay/ https://cordlessdog.com/stay/ (moves windows back to my external monitor when I plug it in)
- tcoff91 2y agoAerospace tiling window manager is amazing
- dillydogg 2y agoI agree, aerospace is great! I'm surprised I don't hear of it more often. I'm recent convert to MacOS and was surprised at how bad the window management was by default, but aerospace fixed that right up.
- rl-pavel 2y agoUsed Divvy for years, but switched to Moom last year and I’m very happy with it. One feature I particularly like is being able to set up “chains” of window positions to a single shortcut, so you can trigger it multiple times and it will cycle through different positions. I do miss the little grid layout window a bit, but Moom works a lot better for me overall.