• Tithen@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    11 days ago

    Thought KDE did have one? Unless I installed an extension and forgot about it.

    Super + T to configure

    And works with Super + left click to move windows (no more hunting that pesky titlebar up top)

    Edit: I’m on KDE 5 so things may be different, but I found it under Workspace Behaviour>Desktop Effects>Window Management

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      11 days ago

      they talked about a specific functionality and they specifically said they wish kde’s tiling had it. i can’t check whether it does but the commenter clearly isn’t unaware of the zones, they just want different functionality.

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      10 days ago

      It does, but in Plasma you can only snap a window to a single area. With FancyZones you can create a more detailed grid and hold a modifier key to make the window span multiple areas, so it’s much more flexible than the fixed layout of KDE. For example you can make a 4x4 grid and choose to span a window across 4x1 or 1x4. That’s impossible in Plasma (for now).

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        10 days ago

        Yea that’s my bad, misread your post. Hopefully some kind soul implements that soon!

        Out of curiosity, what keeps you on Plasma versus a tiling WM? Been looking at them but not sure if it’s for me.

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          9 days ago

          I just can’t get into them… I like being able to tile windows when I want to, but I find them too complicated to use. I like how Plasma already contains everything I need and I never have any problems with it. Personally I find the best implementation of tiling is in PopOS where you use a shortcut to activate and deactivate it. It’s really the best of both worlds!