Is there a window manager that runs on windows that resize windows automatically with a margin ?
Is there a window manager that runs on windows that resize windows automatically with a margin ?
Jaxson Cox
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Thomas Murphy
That is called tiling window manager
Afaik there is nothing available for windows
Adrian Scott
Just compile i3 gaps for windoze lol
Christopher Rivera
Why do people like this? It literally just takes up space for no reason. Like "let me just chop off 1/2 inch of my monitor"
William Bennett
aesthetics
Jordan Collins
>Windowz
Easton Hughes
While the margins there are huge, some spacing is important between windows
Jordan Johnson
False.
Benjamin Hernandez
Can't spare 10 pixels between windows for improved usability? Don't tell me you're not using a 4k monitor...
Sebastian Myers
>improved usability
Citation needed, my 1px highlight doesn't need any improvement.
Daniel Brown
I'm working on it right now for Windows
Dylan Cook
How is 10px of borders "improved usability"
Nathan Myers
I tried using non-gaps i3 with multiple terminals and kept getting confused where one ends and the other begins
Grayson Wilson
>I don't find it useful so everyone else shouldn't either!
Dominic Sanders
there is a titlebars and a small border.
If default border isn't enough make it 3px and it's fixed.
gaps either waste your space or are too small to look any good.
Jace Cruz
>using a window manager
>running an x server at all
>not just booting in textmode and using screen
fucking babies, if you need your diapers changed this badly im sure microsoft can do that for you
Kevin Carter
>be retarded
>project your own retarded experience on the fault of software
Austin Richardson
Dylan Wood
bet yall hate ricers
Landon Lewis
I'm interested
Cooper Roberts
That's what window dimming is for, brainlet.
Christopher Long
Not a ricer, and I use NO borders, because content itself creates borders, everyrhing else is space waste, and no I am using 4k, I am using either dual 4k, or at my other place a massive 34inch curved with another fullhd upside down creating L shape layed down.
I am developer, I care about USABILITY, and for me that is seeing as much as I can on my monitors at the same time.
Bentley Harris
Check out bug.n, it's a tiling wm for Windows written in AutoHotKey
Nolan Stewart
Stop lying, your shell prompt+titlebars should make it clear where the terminals are.