Tiling Window Managers
Discussions recommend and compare tiling window managers for Windows, macOS, and Linux, highlighting tools like i3, xmonad, Amethyst, Spectacle, Rectangle, and their benefits for window organization.
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Are there tiling window managers for Windows or Mac?
Maybe you are looking for a tiling window manager.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager
You should try a tilling window manager if you haven't already.
If you mean tiling window managers:Macos: https://ianyh.com/amethyst/Linux: http://xmonad.org or https://i3wm.org
Hate seeing bits of your desktop showing? Try a tiling window manager, you might like it!
Hum... Are we talking about the same Windows ?Have you tried other tiling window managers ? i3 [0] comes to mind, but XMonad [1] and Awesome WM [2] are 2 other popular choices in this domain. There are plenty of others to pick from, too [3].[0] http://i3wm.org/[1] http://xmonad.org/[2] http://awesom
I used to be a heavy user of i3. It's very flexible and configurable, and you can do much more than just moving windows. But after I switched to Mac, I couldn't find a tiling window manager that was both feature-rich and stable. After trying several options, I just use Rectangle[1]. It's not a window manager; it only provides shortcuts for window placements like simply moving windows to left/right/top/bottom or splitting the screen into 3/4/6 sections and
There are tiling window managers for macOS and Windows.
Yours sounds like the ideal usecase to try out tiled window managers, it's just the thing you're looking for!
A tiling window manager like xmonad, awesomewm can help