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# Rectangle A kwin script to mimic macOS's [Rectangle](https://rectangleapp.com/) tiling options in Plasma. It allows manual tiling with the following shortcuts (configurable in settings): - Quarter: Top Left: `Super+Ctrl+U` - Quarter: Top Right: `Super+Ctrl+I` - Quarter: Bottom Left:...

This is a kwin script that allows you to create desktop regions by grid selection, then lets you quickly snap the window to that position.

# FlexGrid If the script doesn't work after install execute `kwin --replace`. A feature rich window tiling extension for KDE. The goal is to provide more functionality compared to the default corner tiling feature, while being more simple than an actual tiling WM. Especially useful with...

[b]⚠️ Only Plasma 5 is supported for now! Plasma 6 port is being worked on ⚠️[/b] This KWin script suggests other window thumbnails on snap. It tries to replicate the famous Windows 10/11 feature of the same name. Assist can be shown by dragging a window to the screen edge, as well as via defau...

An easy-to-use Kwin script for half- and third-screen window tiling. Supports gaps between windows. Useful for ultrawide monitors. Default shortcuts require a number keypad, but can be manually reassigned if needed. Plasma 6 compliant.

Exquisite is a KWin script that brings Windows 11 like window tiling to KDE Plasma. The default shortcut is [b]Ctrl + Alt + D[/b]. It can be configured from [b]System Settings > Shortcuts > KWin > Exquisite[/b]. Github repo: [url]https://github.com/qewer33/Exquisite[/url]

This KWin Script extends the quick tiling functionality in KDE Plasma. It adds four shortcuts which behave similarly to the 2x2 Snap feature in Windows 10, and in addition allows tiling windows to the top or the bottom half of the screen. Tested and compatible with multi-monitor...

Autotile using KWin 5.27 tiling feature. To retile windows, configure the retile window shortcut in Shortcuts, then you can double-click it to reset the tiling. In order to autotile, it is required that you use binary-split tiles. This means that each tile has exactly 2 or 0 subtiles. This is...