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π«‘ Quick Tile 2 has been ported. I hope the author accepts my PR. Otherwise I guess I'll just release it from my fork.
Good work, but why? Isnt that standard Plasma behavior? According to the repo this is just how it works on Plasma by default
How can I move a window to the upper right tile with arrow keys? How the extension works is: I hit win+right, window gets moved to the right side of the screen. I hit it win+up, it now moves to the top-right tile. I hit win+left and it extends to be tiled to the upper half of the screen. I hit win+left again, it now is tiled to the top-left tile.
That is, to the best of my knowledge, not how kwin behaves. It is, however, how Cinnamon for example behaves.
Thats exactly how it works in Plasma, Meta+left/right/up/down tiles in half, and when you press meta+right+up or meta+up+right quickly after another, it tiles into that quarter.
I agree that this may not be very accessible.
Looks good (the extension). Any other good tiling extensions with keyboard and GUI support? I would like to explore a few to see which one works well for me
You can find a lot of tiling extensions in the store. Although I don't know how many of them were ported to KDE 6 already. I haven't used others, since most of them are designed for a tiling-first workflow. I want mostly floating windows with just selective tiling when I need it.