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Yet another gnome extension for window tiling inspired by awesome supporting multiple workspaces and screens.
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Latest commit e4ec4e2 Nov 17, 2017 @ChWick ChWick Fixes #3: Wayland support 
Window added signal is emitted by gnome, though the window isn't ready
for use yet. A loop checks every 10 ms if the new window has a correct
height or width, but still the position may change. Therefore gnomesome
waits 50 more ms to relayout.
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README.md

gnomesome

Yet another gnome extension for window tiling inspired by awesome supporting multiple workspaces and screens.

Current supported layouts

  • Floating
  • Vertically tiled
  • Horizontally tiled

Keybindings

  • Mod4+e: Select the next layout on the current monitor and workspace
  • Mod4+Shift+e: Select the previous layout on the current monitor and workspace
  • Mod4+j: Select the next window on the current monitor and workspace
  • Mod4+k: Select the previous window on the current monitor and workspace
  • Mod4+Shift+j: Swap the current client with the next client in a layout
  • Mod4+Shift+k: Swap the current client with the previous client in a layout
  • Mod4+Ctrl+j: Select the next monitor
  • Mod4+Ctrl+k: Select the previous monitor
  • Mod4+o: Move the active window to the next monitor
  • Mod4+i: Increase the master window area
  • Mod4+u: Decrease the master window area
  • Mod4+Shift+i: Increase the number of master windows
  • Mod4+Shift+u: Decrease the number of master windows
  • Mod4+Ctrl+Return: Swap the current window with the master
  • Mod4+(1-5): Select the workspace with id (1-5)
  • Mod4+Ctrl+(1-5): Move the current window to the workspace with id (1-5)
  • Mod4+Shift+m: Toggle maximize of the current window
  • Mod4+Shift+f: Toggle fullscreen of the current window
  • Mod4+f: Toggle floating of the current window
  • Mod4+return: Launch a gnome terminal

Install

To install the extension to the gnome-shell default path ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions run make install. To remove the extension run make uninstall. You need to restart gnome Alt+F2 r and enable the extension in the tweak tool to activate it.