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Hi everyone,
Is there a utility that will let me align windows side by side automatically, horizontally or vertically, like the windows align windows side by side?
Thanks in advance,
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- 08-25-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Aligning windows
Hi everyone,
Is there a utility that will let me align windows side by side automatically, horizontally or vertically, like the windows align windows side by side?
Thanks in advance,
Ed.
- 08-25-2008 #2forum.guy
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Window placement is the job of the window manager. You can find some different window managers here:
Window Managers for X
It sounds like you might be interested in a tiling window manager. If so, you might look at your current window manager to see if it can do that for you.oz
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- 08-25-2008 #3Just Joined!
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How do I know which is my Window Manager though. when I right click on the bar all I see is a menu that gives me options to manage panels. How do I know which is my window manager?
Thanks in advance,
Ed.
- 08-25-2008 #4forum.guy
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Gnome uses Metacity by default:
Metacity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I think KDE still uses Kwin:
KWin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If neither of them will do what you want, you can use a different window manager from the Window Managers website posted above.
ion and wmii are popular tiling window managers.oz
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