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all it does is it keeps a list of last desktop per activity, and switches current desktop to it after every activity change

Feeling insufficient? If you install this, your Pen... errrr... Screen will become very large. It sort of implements the NETWM Large Desktop concept as exists in eg. fvwm. The active screen edges trigger a shift of "normal" windows, similar to "xrandr --panning", but the desktop etc....

NOTICE: ------------- installation via GHNS won't get you the config dialog. Instead download the file and install it by plasmapkg -i screenSnapping.kwinscript -t kwinscript --- This overrides stock screen snapping and snaps to the decoration directly (unlike snap-to-deco which...

Keeps windows attached to screen when the screen number (primary screen) or count (top/left adition) changes. ONLY TESTED ON DUAL SCREEN! Doesn't mean it will implode your 3rd and 4th screen, but i've no idea whether it will work as expected. -- The preview is certainly a copyright...

KWin script providing shortcut support for any app in the spirit of Visor, Yakuake, Guake, etc. Currently wired to use Terminal, but can be easily modified for other apps.

Installs Meta+Ctrl+Alt+D as (configurable) shortcut and prints a list with information about all clients to debug out. WARNING: That is MUUUUUUCH text ;-) Debug out can be configured in "kdebugdialog --fullmode", KWin is component 1212 - redirect it to a file, rather than to a shell...

Unminimize your windows from the last minimized to the first. Default keybinding "Meta+,".

The script automatically unminimizes non modal transients and windows that explicitly skip the taskbar after they've been minimized (and won't be accessible through the taskbar) Only interesting if you rely on 1. a taskbar which 2. only shows a subset of all windows (most, though)

Moves a window that's < 10 out of the screen into screen bounds and assigns a shortcut (default Meta+Ctrl+s) to toggle between the original and the fixed position. The 10 is "hardcoded" (it's a script, you can just edit it and alter the value) for now, what is a bit hackish - required API...

The script adds a shortcut to lower the active window without altering the focus (bug #255052) The standard lower alters the focus to the new top window because this is what most ppl. would assume, also because it allows for the alt+esc "inverse a+tltab" known from OtherOS™ Technically the ...