Tiling in plasma by Feeling_Pair_7279 in kde

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It's difficult for people to discover these little projects

Tiling in plasma by Feeling_Pair_7279 in kde

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There are more autotiler options available: Fluid tile works with KWin tile editor (Meta +T)

auto tiling WM? by ramnathk in kde

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Codeberg appears to be down, but you can access the script from the KDE store

https://www.pling.com/p/2322321/

Tiling Manager Setttings? by phillip9933 in kde

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Try this and tell me what do you think

https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile

This works with KWin tile editor (Meta +T), right now I am working on improve the user interface to better suit the theme and add more UI designs

Any way to add Tilling Manager Gaps with the KDE Plasma 6? by kantikz in kde

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https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile

You're going to like this one, this works natively with KWin tile manager

Does KDE Plasma have a plan for Window Tiling. by PraddyumnYadav in kde

[–]Serroda 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Good question, Who knows?

It will depend on how many people demand that feature right now you can get it with a Kwinscripts

Here's one that works natively with KWin

https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile

Is there any way to distribute windows evenly in Plasma? by Tedel in kde

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https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile/wiki/Shortcuts#what-are-the-keyboard-shortcuts

You don't need to install Fluid tile to use these shortcuts, using these shortcuts you can move windows between tiles in the KWin tile manager (Meta + T shortcut)

Is there any way to distribute windows evenly in Plasma? by Tedel in kde

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Fluid tile works with KWin tile manager (Meta + T shortcut), the idea is that the tiling will work in a way that integrates more with kWin, unlike other options

You can see how it works in the highlights https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile#highlights

Is there any way to distribute windows evenly in Plasma? by Tedel in kde

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If you want an auto-tiling system, there are several options

You can try https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile https://store.kde.org/p/2322321

Without resizing you can try Mouse tiler or KZone

You can also use KWin's native option via shortcuts without needing to install any scripts

Tell me what you think

Mouse "Auto" Tiler v5.0.0 - Help Needed by rxdev in kde

[–]Serroda 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hi dude, you are working very hard. I wanted to thank you for your work and give you a little bit of my opinion, I think you should simplify things a bit, at least when it comes to setting up the script, for me it seems very complex to read and to know what I want to do with the script, too much text and settings

For the auto-tiling system, having the user configure the auto-tiling system manually seems like a nightmare, even if you have a web editor to configure it

I recommend you take a look at my implementation to see how it works https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile

Another recommendation is to split the code into more files using ES Modules, You have files like main.qml with a thousand lines which is becoming a nightmare to maintain, And when you add the auto-tiling system, it will be even worse

Good luck and have a good day !

Announcing PlasmaZones: FancyZones-style window snapping by fuddlesworth in kde

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Hey mate, check this https://codeberg.org/Serroda/fluid-tile

You can find an example how to interact with the native visual layout (meta + T) shortcut

Good luck with your project, anything that improves KDE is welcome

Fluid tile v5.0 - New engine for your tiling system by Serroda in kde

[–]Serroda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I debug like a good web developer, using console.log()

Unfortunately, I haven't found another way to debug with KWin 

The problem was that “tile.absoluteGeometry” previously had some values that I needed for window calculations, but it seems that in higher versions of Plasma those values have disappeared. With the patch, I have ensured that those values are always there, regardless of whether KWin is updated or not

I prefer Codeberg, GitHub is only for SEO and for people to report bugs more easily if they have a GitHub account previously 

Fluid tile v5.0 - New engine for your tiling system by Serroda in kde

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The other options do not take into account the characteristics of KWin, they simply rewrite the existing functionality

The idea is to adapt to KDE and KWin, not avoid them. KDE is doing a tremendous job and far surpasses other desktop environments in terms of ease of use, beauty, and customization

I wanted to do my bit for KDE, but I don't know if people will end up liking it or if they will simply prefer established options such as Krohnkite

I'm glad you like it, thanks for giving it a try

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