Mudeer VS Tiling-Assistant

The only tiling program that seems to do this is mudeer but it requires pretty complex shortcut keys. I wish it would be used in other programs because it's the only thing I'd want tiling for.

With KDE, I am using Mudeer KWin scripts: https://github.com/darkstego/Mudeer

Mudeer

While using Google to get some links I found Mudeer, apparently very similar to UltrawideWindows but more true to a tiling environment on top of Plasma, so I may investigate that later. Mudeer claims to tile full screen applications, which UltrawideWindows does not do, so I already see a benefit. But then I have to rebind ALL THOSE DAMN KEYS lol...

Can you tell me what happens when you fullscreen, like with F11, a tiled program? Does it pop out of the tile and fill up the screen? The only script I've found that keeps it contained is mudeer but it requires some insane hotkeys to do so, and it doesn't work if you just use the tiled program's fullscreen command. I don't remember if it was fancyzones or an asus utility but I loved that feature when I used windows.

I use this to split my ultrawide, but it works via keyboard shortcuts, not dragging: https://github.com/darkstego/Mudeer

I used Mudeer in wayland. The only issue I had was Revolt launched as a webapp through my browser ignoring it. I combined it with the new script, Exquisite where revolt actually worked with Exquisite. I am back on X11 however do to a few unrelated issues.

In case someone asks, I use Mudeer window tiling window script which is a godsend for an ultrawide panel.

Maybe tiling-assistant

Disable GNOME's tiling code, by installing https://github.com/Leleat/Tiling-Assistant instead.

This comment might come off a little off-topic but I think it's pretty related.

The Gnome Project has always struck me of having this Apple-Like attitude of "We know Best", and subsequently ignoring/shrugging off user concerns/issues/etc.

It's pretty obvious that Gnome is at the very least "inspired" by macOS. Heck Apple started version bumping by whole numbers at right about the same time Gnome switched from 3.x to 4x.

I use it on my Touchscreen Convertible Laptop, since it supports multi-touch gestures (on the touchpad too), and as long as I install extensions to bend Gnome to my will, it seems to work pretty darn well for me. (For example, adding window tiling with the https://github.com/Leleat/Tiling-Assistant extension).

Perhaps there is a better way that I should switch too, but currently I remain ignorant.

Ahh. Okay you need to install it from GitHub instead of the GNOME website then. The author fixed the multi-monitor tiling bug (discussion) but it's only available via GitHub at the moment:

Github repo: here

Tiling-Assistant the hidden Layouts settings has the option to also launch the defined apps for each tile u set ;>