Quickkey to arrange windows on ubuntu, much like spectacles on macOS X?
I know there are some window managers that have quick keys to arrange workspaces and the like (i3 comes to mind). However, I'm looking for something that will arrange control windows sizes and locations using quick keys.
Maybe something like Ctrl-Shift-Space to fill expand the to take up the entire window. Or Ctrl-Shift-L to take up the right half, and Ctrl-Shift-J to take up the left half.
I'm fairly new to using Ubuntu, but I'm hoping smething like this exists, does it?
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I know there are some window managers that have quick keys to arrange workspaces and the like (i3 comes to mind). However, I'm looking for something that will arrange control windows sizes and locations using quick keys.
Maybe something like Ctrl-Shift-Space to fill expand the to take up the entire window. Or Ctrl-Shift-L to take up the right half, and Ctrl-Shift-J to take up the left half.
I'm fairly new to using Ubuntu, but I'm hoping smething like this exists, does it?
ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts window-management
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
add a comment |
I know there are some window managers that have quick keys to arrange workspaces and the like (i3 comes to mind). However, I'm looking for something that will arrange control windows sizes and locations using quick keys.
Maybe something like Ctrl-Shift-Space to fill expand the to take up the entire window. Or Ctrl-Shift-L to take up the right half, and Ctrl-Shift-J to take up the left half.
I'm fairly new to using Ubuntu, but I'm hoping smething like this exists, does it?
ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts window-management
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
I know there are some window managers that have quick keys to arrange workspaces and the like (i3 comes to mind). However, I'm looking for something that will arrange control windows sizes and locations using quick keys.
Maybe something like Ctrl-Shift-Space to fill expand the to take up the entire window. Or Ctrl-Shift-L to take up the right half, and Ctrl-Shift-J to take up the left half.
I'm fairly new to using Ubuntu, but I'm hoping smething like this exists, does it?
ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts window-management
ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts window-management
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
asked Nov 28 '18 at 22:54
lucidquietlucidquiet
2,50552961
2,50552961
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