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"A tiny fraction of the already small number of linux users" OSX has several tiling applications that work quite well - I have been using OSX as a tiling WM si
by rsync 11y ago
"A tiny fraction of the already small number of linux users"
OSX has several tiling applications that work quite well - I have been using OSX as a tiling WM since 2009 and it works great. Prior to that I used ion3 in FreeBSD.
It is a minority, but it's not at all limited to Linux users. Further, didn't I read that the new Windows had tiling built in in some capacity ?
- geon 11y agoWith OS X "splitscreen", tiling window management becomes very accessible. I use Spectacle, a window management utility. It is pretty limited since all it can do is resizing and moving windows, not take over their chrome completely, like fullscreen/splitscreen mode.