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Right now, if you have two applications open next to each other, if you want to increase the size of the left one, your command will be:
window-resize-right-increase, if you're focused on the left one.
window-resize-left-decrease, if you're focused on the right one.
It would be nice to be able to do this, regardless of what window you are focused on.
(2) Alternatives I've considered
To be honest, this is not really a very big deal, it would just be a nice QOL feature i think. However, this is a default keybinding in some tiling window managers, such as AwesomeWM and DWM.
(3) Design / Screenshots / Mockups
This could be placed in the workspace section of shortcuts, and it could be called something like shift-split-left or move-split-left, but I don't know what a good initial keybinding would be.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
AhoyISki
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feat: keybinding tto shift the split left/right or up/down
feat: keybinding to shift the split left/right or up/down
Jul 8, 2024
AhoyISki
changed the title
feat: keybinding to shift the split left/right or up/down
feat: keybinding to move the split left/right or up/down
Jul 8, 2024
(1) Description
Right now, if you have two applications open next to each other, if you want to increase the size of the left one, your command will be:
window-resize-right-increase
, if you're focused on the left one.window-resize-left-decrease
, if you're focused on the right one.It would be nice to be able to do this, regardless of what window you are focused on.
(2) Alternatives I've considered
To be honest, this is not really a very big deal, it would just be a nice QOL feature i think. However, this is a default keybinding in some tiling window managers, such as AwesomeWM and DWM.
(3) Design / Screenshots / Mockups
This could be placed in the workspace section of shortcuts, and it could be called something like
shift-split-left
ormove-split-left
, but I don't know what a good initial keybinding would be.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: