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[Feature Request] Associate tiling to workspaces #47
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Hey! Thank you for your suggestion! With this extension my focus is on extending default behavior of GNOME Shell or implement loved features from other OSs. Your idea would be something new, so let's see what other people think about it! |
Oh boy, my nerves !! Stop messing with perfection !! ;-) |
I do see your point @in4matix, the elegance of neatly packed opinionated software can be nice! However, I sympathise somewhat with @PHHENS here. But my take on it is this:
I personally think that this would go a really long way! |
Hi thyttan,
This integrates tiling with gnome normal usage. |
Hey guys thank you for sharing you ideas: I love the brainstorming thing that is going on here 😄. Unfortunately some of the suggestions cannot be done due to some GNOME limitations. I do know that there are people which prefer to have a different layout in different workspaces. It would be nice to understand why they prefer to do so and what is their daily workflow, so we can create a feature that can nicely keep the things simple but straight to the point!
I think this is very good. So, this is to summarize the support of per-workspace layout:
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Dear Developer,
Greatings for Tiling Shell Extension !!
Would be nice, if tilings could be associates to workspace : right click on workspace > tiling > show tiling selection window and allow to select one.
Overview Mode (Super Key) : When a tiling is associated to a Workspace show with transparency and allow to drag'n drop apps
from dash into workspace tiling zone show by transparent rectangles...
This would make Tiling Shell better integrated into gnome normal usage ...
Thanks for understanding my point of view ;-)
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